Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-01

W. upon Nv N'iillIltllliN I'LL IurNG, |
name saturday for the reason that YOU
ohils!n2ly wish me to consult my own
happiness and convenience. Sunday
IS the regular funeral day. and Satur-
day is the day on which the S%cavcngcr
removes the nuisances from my yard.
j. {. Brown.
SPECIAL TANEs.-Deputy l.. S. Col
lcctor Alfred T.. Shannon arrived i'm
town last evening from Austin, and
will to-day commence collecting from
those who are required to pay special
internal revenue taxes. He will re-
main in town during the remainder of
thc week, and those who are Obliged to
pay such taxes should lose no time in
walking up to the captains office, as
by not so doing fifty per cent. addi-
tional will be added to those not pay
ing before his return. Therefore.
those interested should bear this in
mind.
At WoEK.-lioad Supervisor Josh
Walls, seems indcfatigablc in his cf-
forts to the proper construction of the
roads. Yesterday. with a force OF
men, he was building bridges. tearing
up the earth, and construct
ing generally that portion of Iiuel
street in the vicinity of Davis stables.
He has working gangs distributed on
different roads, grading and otherwise
lettering their condition. Josh says
that he will have no bad roads around
these ere d~iyginys."
NEW GOoDS.-Dave Mannheim re-
turned home Yesterday from ii short
visit to San Francisco; hut he remained
at that place long enough to purchase
one OF the largest and most complete
aS>Ortment of Spring goods ever
brought to town. The stock will ar
rive next Tuesday. when the finest dis
play of the season will be exhibited,
and offered for sale at low prices.
\ CnALLENGE.-The Pioneer Base
Ball Club has been challenged again
by the Originals, to play a match game
on Sunday, May 10. Although once
defeated, the Originals do not give in.
and now that their mettle is up. the
former club will have to play Their best.
II they wish to preserve their laurelS.
The challenge will be accepted.
MATRIMONIAI.-Onc of Eurcka'S
we'll known and prominent merchants,
now absent from the city, is to be mar
riod during the present month to one
eff the most gifted and accomplished of
san FrnciSco's bellies, Il daughter to
one OF the heaviest bankers in that
city.
MEMORIAL DAY.-Ie>terlay, in the
land of the South. was known as Me
mortal Day, and observed in the same
II as by the Grand Army OF the
Republic. by decorating the graves OF
the fallen heroes of the Confederate
army who participated in the late war.
SIMMEEINa.-Ihc political pot ap-
pears to be already becoming agitated.
Yesterday II of the ring. as he styles
himself. remarked. that i'll Il few days
he would receive IL subsidy of Sl5,000
for whisky money and other triile>.
NEW SroRE.-J. MicheiS will open a
new store III Il few days, in the build
inc formerly occupied by \uScovich
X Co.. above tlark'S conner, with a
complete assortment of tobacco, cigars,
and Il general supply OF fancy articles.
HAULED lN.-Thc people on Main
street Yesterday ut noon were edited
with the spectacle of an officer and
IA citizen dragging an unfortunate
drunk through the street to the County
Jail.
For MISUNDERSTANDING Whitaker, of
st. Paul'> Church, uEpiscopal) Nir-
ginia. and of this diocese. left on Mon
lay last for Arizona. on business con
nected with his church.
ST.. PHILLIPS DAY.-To-day being
ST. Phillips Day, services will be held
in the Episcopal church at IL a. NJ, in
cOmnemoration of the above Saint.
and ST. James the Less.
BAD RoAps.-The roads between
Hamilton and Phoebe must be consid-
crablv "o1i." No Record has been re-
celved for TWO days, the stage not con-
Meeting.
DISTRICT COuRr.-The District Court
will be open tomorrow, for the trans
action of such business as is connected
with the February tenn OF court.
BULLION SIIIPMENT.-Thc Rich
mond Company shipped 2o,o7j pounds
of bullion Yesterday. The CONSOLE
dated, l1,l53.
SILVERDALE.-Ore from this district
is being brought to the Richmond
furnace for smelling.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.-We
have Just received by express the very
latest STYLES in hats, Granger, or ''any
other mans" \ fine aSsortmcnt OF
hand-sewed boots has also been re-
ceived. Gents furnishing goods Of
every description. and clothing OF the
best quality. constantly on hand. Now
is IL" time to make Your purchases.
Cali at odertelder i liarri>on'| mann
moth store. III"