Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-27
MATRIMONIAL.


The Sacramento Record Union, of
Thursday last, says;
Grace Church was crowded last
evening with ladies and gentlemen as
sembled to witness the wedding cere.
monies of Miss Ella +. Davis, of this
city, and DR.. j. FL. Lukens, of Eureka,
Nevada. At 8 o'clock the bridal party
reached the church and moved up the
center aisle to the chancel, where they
were met by the officiating clergyman,
Rev. j. III. G.. Bonte. The bride was
accompanied by her sister, Miss Jennie
Davis, and the groom by William
Stephenson. Tie brides mother,
grand parents and uncle were with the
party. After the ceremony the happy
couple received their friends at the
Arcade Hotel, and subsequently the
entire party proceeded to Central Hall
and danced until the small hours.
The Record Union is a .'little off" in
claiming the handsome young bride as
a resident Of that place, as she, as we'll
as the doctor, is a resident of the Base
Range. The error was no doubt caused
by Miss Davis having been at school
in Sacramento for a year past. The
many friends OF the happy couple
here will congratulate them on their
marriage and wish them godspeed
on their life's Journey.
FOURTH OF july MEETINa.-We are
requested by representatives of the
Miners Union and Eureka Guards to
call a meeting of citizens at the Court
house on Monday evening, to take the
necessary steps for a celebration on the
4th (5th) proximo.- The Miners
Union and Eureka Guards have al
ready determined to parade and they
are anxious that the citizens generally
should join in the demonstration. We
hope the meeting to-morrow evening
will be largely attended, and that the
proper steps will then and there be
taken to insure a celebration creditable
alike to the town and the patriotism
and public spirit OF its citizens. Let
there be a grand rally.
HELD Fer Observation-Disclosures ad-
dressed to the following named per-
sons are detained at the Postofice in
Eureka for want of postage: Mr..
Mcleod, Eureka, New; Mrs. Charles
Coll, Colusa, CAL; Joseph Hodges,
Jefferson Canyon, New; Lack &
Braugher, Typo, New; A. McCabe,
Dayton, New; j. j. Meigs, NJ. d.,
Elko. New; Miss Dove, Devenist,
Springfield, Utah; Lewis Gable. San
Francisco; +. ID. Badyley, Brooklyn,
y. Y; Taylor Reynolds, Omaha,
Neb.; Edgar NJ. Todd. Wakeman,
Ohio; John Clark, Seville, Ohio; An
%. Nal a.l IINn.r Mace
bination gave their last performance
last night, at Bigelow's Hall. The at
tendance though good vas not as large
rs the merits of the pieces and the Oh.
jects of the entertainment should have
brought II During the past tive
weeks the members of the com pany
have exerted themselves to crafty the
tastes OF our theater going public, but
have not met with a great pecuniary
success. The company leave to-day
for San Francisco.
CUSTOM SHIFTS w direct attention
to the business card of Lengtield Il Co
to be found under the head of New
To-day" Joseph Pileer. of the firm,
has arrived and is stopping for a few
days at the International Hotel, where
he can be seen by any n desiring
anything in his line. He will take
your measure and furnish you the
finest and best fitting shirts imagin-
able, and on short notice.
BALLOON AscENsIoN.-Prof. AL. 10.
Hall and his balloon Jupiter made an
ascension last night from the front OF
Vans Wine Rooms. on Main street.
The Professor made the trip unattend-
ed, the balloon not being large enough
to hold more than uie.
WATER TANK.-A large water tank
has been erected near the Consolidat-
ed furnaces for the purpose OF sup
plying the locomotives of the Eure-
ka and Ruby Hill Railroad with the
necessary water.
II. A. M.-S;a,e1 convocation of st.
Johns Chapter, No. 5, r. A. NJ, takes
place this evening, at Masonic Hall. AT
5 o'clock. Members and s%ojourning
companions in good standing are re
spectiuiiy invited.
BULLION SHIPMENT.-The Eure-
ka Consolidated Company shipped
$4,000 pounds of bullion, by the + ire
ka and Palisade Railroad, to Pals lde
yesterday.
SILVER BARs.-The Richmond Com
pany yesterday shipped, by Wells,
Fargo Il Co., to New York, 3 bars of
refined bullion, valued at $500 50.
BRING Your TooLs.-The invited
guests to the Limburger barbecue this
afternoon are requested to bring their
own knives and forks.
ANEW LoT.-Aunt Hannah has re-
ceived new lot Of ladies' ready-made
suits, and a choice selection OF arti-
fetal flowers.