Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-20

had a cherry tree placed in front of his
Wine Rooms, OIL Main street. The
tree was brought from California in a
large box, and arrived with its branch
es laden with the delicious fruit. Two
policemen stood guard over it last
night, and during the day a ferocious
dog was chained to the trunk, as a
warning to ~passers-by not to examine
ii too closely.
SWALLOWED a PIN.-An elderly lady.
named Mcdonald, living near the
Richmond furnaces, yesterday after
noon swallowed a pin, and as yet all
efforts to remove it from her throat
have proved Intellectual. DR.. a. G.
Bishop, who was called to attend the
lady, thinks that the pin might have
passed down to the stomach, but she
is confident that it still remains in her
throat.
HUMBOLDT, ICE.-Van Alstine re-
cei"es every day a consignment of ice
from ElkO. 1t is from the waters Of
the humboldt river and is as solid as
marble and as clear AS crystal. He is
prepared to furnish hotels, restaurants,
saloons and families in quantities t o
suit.
WHITE PEPPER.-Taylor, at his cor
ner grocery, has just received a new
thing from the East, in the shape of an
invoice OF white pepper, which is an
Improvement upon the black article,
being more punTent and OF a superior
flavor.
CREAM ALE.-Sandy Van Alstiue
has just received from Joliet, Illinois,
two casks of the celebrated cream ale
manufactured at the Eagle Brewery of
that place. This ale bears Il world
wide reputation, and is considered 10y
connoisseurS the best made.
JUST Observation-Disclosures & Co.
have Just received from Boston, Mass,
a small assortment of folding chairs.
with and without rockers. They are
made i'll Il most substantial manner.
handsomely finished and equally suit
able for the pailor or office.
l. O. o. F.-Eureka Lodge, No. %,
will hold it's regular weekly meeting
this evening. Ali members in good
Standing are requested to attend, as
business OF Importance is TO be trans
acted.
RAILROAD MATERIAL.-The iron rails
and ties for the Consolidated railroad
are slow in arriving from Alpha. The
delay i'll shipment is probably due to
the large amount Of freight now being
forwarded to this place.
AGAIN IN TowS.-Timothy, who
tried to make every one believe he was
shot and robbed some time since on
the stage road, is again in own. lie
caine from the direction of Pinto, and
arrived Ivy Foot and Walkers line.
GETTING READY.-CharcOal is be-
ing delivered at the Silver West fur
naces, and the hauling of ore COM
menced. The X X Company intend
starting the furnaces in a short time.
UNUsUAL.-An unusual number of
drunken individuals were on the street
yesterday. some must have open
ed a key OF double, distilled and gave
the boys Il benefit.
EXTENDING.-Smith & Co. are hav-
in~ the Sazerac Saloon extended, and
will have Il billiard oOm added to the
place. The tables of the Criterion Sa-
loon are to be removed to this place.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. c. ID. Clark
will give a terpsichorean and strawber-
nv festival at Diana Hall. for the ben
EFT of the boys aud girls, next Sat
urday evening.
BULLION SHIPMENT.-The Eure-
ka Consolidated Company shipped
90, 900 pounds of bullion, by Pritch-
ards teams. to Palisade, yesterday.
LEAD SHIpMENr.-The Richmond
Company shipped $4,000 pounds OF
lead, by the Eureka and Palisade
Railroad, to Palisade. yesterday.
SILVER BARs.-THe Richmond Com
pany yesterday shipped, by Wells,
Fargo Il Co., to New York, 5 bars of
refined bullion, valued at $l2,O2S.
BUILDING.-A gang OF Chinese car
penters are putting up a wash-house
on the corner of Main and Farren
streets.
READING MATrER-The patients al
the County Hospital are under ohliga-
tons TO Mrs. Relenger for "a supply OF
reading matter.
Sr;pAY CoycnRr.-Reiselhuth & Co. will
give a grand concert on Sunday next. at the
Hunters Creek picnic grounds. Tho original
brass band will be on the grounds and play
selections of sacred music. my2o-it
GuARANTEE-To any lady or gentle
man, to become a correct waltzer III
five private lessons. L.. BACH, fro'es-
sor of dancing. lj-tiap