Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-22

on Friday, June 18th, to- satisfy Il judg
ment rendered i'll the District Court, il
favor OF Isaac Whistler. The propert,
VIII go nto the possession of the ni"h
est bidder, and it is hoped that who
ever purchases the property will allow
the building to be used as a publ,
hall. as ii is the only building in tow
adapted for Tails or dramatic enter
ta!nnlcntS. and its loss for such pur
poses would be sadly felt by the com
munity.
THE EvREKAODD FELLOWS BUILD
ING A>SoCIATIoN.-The odd Fellow.
Of Eureka have determined to incor
porate under the law of the State o
Nevada, for the purpose of ercc;in.
their hall in Eureka under the abov,
name, with a capital stock of 500
divided INFO i00 shares with
of $50 each. VIM. Head. Isaac Wits
Ter. w. II. Davenport, VIM. Arringtol
and w. b. llarrub have been selected
Us the Irustccsto for the first SIX months
OFF FOR KENTUCKY.-Mike Lamb
formerly foreman of the Eureka Con
Solidatcd, leaves this morning for Ken
lucky. where he is t o take charge, Il,
foreman, OF an extensive iron mime IN
der II SupcrintcnIencN OF \. NJ. Els
worth, also q former resident of Eu
reka. Mr.. Ellsworth, having latel,
been appointed Superintendent of til,
Kentucky mine, has written 4 letter It
MIR. Lamb TO come Oh and takctllc 20
Sition of foreman.
MoKE RACiNG.-We arc informed
that another meeting is being arranged
TO take place on July ith, az the vii
lows Course. The race will lie Il run.
ming one. Il distance Of Il half mile
free for all. The amount OF the purse
TO be hung Iii. has not Yet been dccil.
ed on. This race Will bring together
many horses from the eastern portion
of the STAG, and vii! be the most in
tcresting Of the season.
REOpENED. = The Senate Saloon
Tommy Douglas proprietor, reop-
enel yesterday. During the close tho
place has been tastefullv fitted up. and
now presents Il very attractive appear
ance. Tommv'S observation-disclosures
gives him an Cnviahle reputation in
saloon business, and the quantity OF
liquors and cigars dispensed over hi,
bar shows the quality of beverages to
he obtained at the Senate as superior.
PoSrrONEp.-The running race be
tween Travis horse Mark Moore, and
Dan. Rice, entered by Joe Crabb. tC
have been run on July iii, has been
postponed two weeks, coming off oil,
the 18Th of that month. The second
deposit of sake money Was made
Wednesday night. The a c is to he
run at Or. lukcn'S race course, al tho
Willows.
ANOTHER SALOON sol NEwARK.--
Bob Mcinkc, an Old and much rc.
spectcd dealer i'll the ardent. is prcpar.
ing to open Il saloon in the Newark
district. The boys of that section vii,
find Bob Il very agreeable Sentlci; an
ROOFING.-The Ston work of tho
new addition to Obertelder 4 llarri'
sons store is now completed and car
)cnterS are at work putting on the
roof. The place will be ready for oc'
pancy next week.
X. a. L. B.-.A special meetin" "
Daod-Isre Retreat, No..3I, at Odd Eel
lows Hall. this evening, at O'Clock
Work in No. 10. BY order of the :
G. ). Richard :. holman, Recorder
OXEN.-A number of oNen will ar
rive in town to-day from Duckwatcr.
They will be usel in the transportation
of coal for Il. Tower and We're ii Pinto
Station last night.
FROM CHERRY CREEK.-.A stage
load of passengers from Cherry creek
arrived last evening. Times are re
| ported dull in that section and every
one leaving.
FROM BELMONT.-Jack Small, al
| old timer in Eastern Nevada. and tol
some wears a resident of Belmont, Is
in town. He talks encouraginSly o.
matters in that direction.
FROM NEwARK.--Mr. Mowrey, SUI
perintcnucnt of the Newark Mill. VA
in town last night. He brought oNei
1000 ounces OF bullion, and reports the
mines showing better than ever.
CHERRIES.-Ripe, luscious cherries
direct from Sacramento. have made
their in II markets. selling
AT Is cents u pounds. Chiuda has
them.
+. F.-Pritchard's fast freight line
with passenger accommodations vii
leave this morning at S O'Clock for Pal
isade. Fare, -.
BULLION SuIPMENT.-The Eureka
Consolidated yesterday shipped by
Pritchard's line 47,.3o pounds Of
bullion,