Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-03

arrangements have been made for the
bon-bon party that takes place to-mor-
row night at Bigelow's Hall. 1t Is in
tended TO make it the most recherche
event of the season. The best of music
has been obtained for the occasion.
Tickets can be procured at all the prin-
cipal stores in town. Secure one.
TIMELY WARNING.-Durley & Rob-
inson give warning to all who are in
debted to them that if accounts are not
squared by the Goth inst, there will be
trouble III the camp. A proposed
change in business demands that all
bills should be paid by that time, and
those who owe the firm will do we'll to
call and settle. See their notice.
WRESTLING MATcH.-A wrestling
match, collar and elbow style, is an
nounced to come off next Sunday
night, at Diana Hall, between Gala
CHER and Mcdonald, for a purse of
$500. Some scientific wrestling may
be expected. The best two i'm thrt Q
decides the match.
HOSPITAL BIDS. -Wo are informed
that as yet no II has made any bids
for taking charge of the County Hos
pital or furnishing the same with the
necessary supplies. As such bids will
close on Monday next, those interested
should attend to the matter.
ORDER or BoARD.-Al bills
against Eureka county must be filed
with the County Clerk before the first
Monday of each month, fully itemized,
aud stating by whom ordered; other
wise they will be laid over until the
next succeeding month.
PARTITIoNING.-The second floor of
the Odd Fellows new building is be-
ing p%arlitioned off in rooms. The front
portion is to be reserved for offices, the
remaining portion for the necessary
rooms required by the order.
PAY-DAys.-The season of pay days
is again approaching and a larger dis
b~ursement of coin will be made than
for some time past. The furnace mer.
and ~reiiners of the Richmond Con-
pany will be paid tomorrow.
SPAcIoUs.-Casey, Berry & Ander-
son, proprietors of the tonsorial rooms
in the Eureka Hotel building, have adj
ded a number of improvements to
their establishment, making it the
largest III town.
PROGRESSING Track laying on the
Consolidated Narrow Gauge Railroad
continues To progress finely, and the
road will DO completed in a few weeks.
The rolling stock is expected TO ar
rive shortly.
PERsoNAL.-The family of II. Rick
ard, Superintendent of the Richmond
Company, will arrive this morning 10
make Eureka their residence. MI. X.
left on Tuesday for Alpha to meet
them.
l. o. o. F.-Eureka Lodge, No. %,
will hold its regular weekly meeting
this evening. All members in good
standing are requested TO attend, rs
business of importance is to be trans
acted.
BULLION SHIPMENT. The Eureka
Con. &c. yesterday shipped $4,000
pounds, and the Atlas Company 10000
pounds of bullion, by the Eureka and
Palisade Railroad.
KID GLovEs.-Meyers & Franklin
have q fine assortment of kid gloves
for ladies and gentlenien's wear, suit
| nbla for fhn hn,. hnt, t.nrtxK 70 ntArrnxv
night.
For THE BALL.-O. Eunkel Il Co.
have received a small invoice of kid
gloves, all %colors, for the ball to-mor-
row night.
PIG LEAD SHIPMENT.-The Richmond
Company shipped 10000 pounds OF
pig lead, by the Eureka and Palisade
railroad, to Palisade, yesterday.
EUREKA GUARDs.-Members will
meet at the arinory this evening at IA
o'clock, for regular drill. J. G. Colgan,
Captain.
ON II BoARp.-Phenix stock has
made its temperance on the stock list,
selling at 10 cents per share.
DIVIDEND NoTICE. The Eureka
Consolidated Company has declared a
dividend OF m dollar a share.
MORE LIKE IT.. - Yesterday was
something more like a Summers day,
but not up to the mark.
ARREsTED.-Ohicer Sam. Bell yes
terday lodged a pugilistic drunk in the
calaboose for disturbing the peace.