Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26

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will he the only means LETT whereby to
rid the streets OF dust. The owners of
the present sprinkling cart inlend to
put another cart on the streets next
month and will then bc able to keep
the dust on the principal thorough
fares in subsection.
THE RACES.-The coming races over
the Willows Course on the ION of June
will draw together a larger crowd of
spectators than any similar affair III
the history of Eastern Nevada. \
great many people of Hamilton will
he owe and the Changers of White
River, Ruby Valley and Duckwater
have promised t. turn out in full
force. The Winnemucca horse will
doubtless bring II large number of adj
mircrs from Humboldt river and the
various t~OWnSalong the railroad. 1t is
a sure thing that the big T. &c between
the crack nagS of Eastern Nevada will
attract hither large numbers of people
from all the surrounding country.
MILLINERY GooDS.-The attention
Of the ladies is directed to the advcr-
;iscment of Mrs. Jennie Rhoades and
Miss 5. Sheriff, who have recently
| opened their new millinery store with
Il complete assortment Of hats. ribbons,
trimmings, flowers. etc. Patterns
from the latest styles are received
weekly. Special attention is made to
dresSinakiny i'll all its branches. Their
store is on the cas-: side OF Buel street,
between Clark and Bateman. and OPP
posite Ryland's building. Those de
string anything in tEeir line of bust
ness would do well to call Oh the above
ladies.
PERSONALs.-J. j. Mctiee, supcrin-
tendelt of the Richmond, his wife and
daughter returned home from Omaha
Yesterday. John S. Capron is back
from the Bay. Hon. T.. j. Ely, from
Oakland. is in town. j. w. Wright, of
Phoebe. Grand Master of the State
Lodge of |. o. O.. f.. was a passenger
on the stage from Hamilton on Sun
dav and leaves with Mr.. Borowskv Of
this place for Virginia City this even
ing.
On THE S!IELvEs.-Aunt Hannah
wishes to inform her friends that her
new stock of goods has now arrived
and Oh the shelves awaiting purchas-
erS. Everything needed in the dry
goods, fancy article or clothing line
AN he found at her place. and will be
sold 1T a>tonishinglv low prices. Give
her a call and examine her goods and
YOU will be satisfied.
DECORATION DAY. A meeting of
those Interested in the observance Of
Decoration Day will be held this even
ing at the Courthouse, for the pur-
pose of completing arrangements for
the celcbra ion of the day. \ full at
tendance of all is requested, particu-
larry of those who served in the ale
war. whether ON the side of the Union
| or the Confederacy.
CoMMENcHD.-The work Of tearing
down the buildings erected on the
grounds recently purchased by the
odd Fellows was commenced yester-
dav. The water cule establishment Of
VIM. SpinkS is being removed to Buel
street. and the o. her buildings will be
RACED in a short time. ~EXcavating for
the new building will be started next
week.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS acknowl-
edge the receipt of complimentary tie
kets to the ball to be given at Palisade
by the recently organized lodge of odd
Fellows at that place. The ball takes
place tomorrow evening. We regret
our inability to be present, as no
doubt it will be a fine affair.
BULLION SHIPMENTS. BY w. l..
Prrtchard's line, Yesterday ard the
dav before, the Eureka Consolidated
| Company shipped 1915 pounds of
| bullion, ana the Richmond $50
pounds. The Ruby Consolidated will
to-day make its first shipment for the
season, 0 1000.
FoR SALE. = Meyers 4 Franklin
offer for sale the house and lot nov
occupied by them on Main street. The
location for business purposes is a de-
sirahle one. \ large fire-proOf ware
house is attached to the building. For
terms of sale inquire on the premises.
tui NcthiN Hiiiiu-
report published in Sundays issue we
were inadvertently led into a mistake
in referring IL the bullion product 4
the Richmond mine. The amount
shipped vas le9,iio pounds in place OF
the figules stated by us.
A CAIL.-We were yesterday fav-
ored with a call from Judge Aud, late
of Phoebe. The Judge is en- route for
the western part of the State, intending
TO locate in either Virginia '1tN or
Reno. lie left for the railroad by last
nights stage.
PASSED THRoUGH.-Judge Berry,
Chairman of the Democratic state Cen
tral Committee and proprietor OF the
Pioche Record, passed llocheWaraSeih-
day morning.