Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-11

f1aVlnS peer appointed n Ot ire
Finance Committee to collect funds for
the purpose of d~efraying the expenses
shall be pleased to have all employees
who desire to contribute towards the
same, hand their names, with amount
subscribed, to Messrs. Davis aud Will
liams, whom have authorized to re-
ceive the same. / wish il distinctly
understood that there Is no coinpul-
o in the matter, and leave 1t with
each and every one To contribute or
not. as he may dee m best; int this be-
ing The Centennial Fourth, the one
hundredth anniversary of our coun-
lry's independence, / am DESTROYS of
making a. large a collection rs posi-
bic, and show concl u>ively that this is
The banner mine of the district in all
worthy and patriotic movements.
JOSEPH POTTs. Foreman.
Richmond Mine, June s, 1876.
The above notice was posted at the
Richmond hosting works and we un-
derstand that upwards of 5000 have
been collected at the mine; which
speaks well for the patriotism Of the
men employe ed there. Mr.. Potts is a
member of the Finance Committee,
u we presume posted the notice to
disabuse the minds of the men under
him nj any impression which they
might have derived from that fact that
they were under any obligation either
direct or implied to contribute to the
fund.
fNAYycS RON (oxsnr Nyr S1 &c
the residents on Spring street are com
planning of the use made of the big
ditch for a common receptacle for gar
bare, rotten vegetables and debris Of
all descriptions. The practice OF throw
ing such things in the canal should not
he allowed, as particularly the decay
ing vegetation Is very likely to cause
sickness which may prove ~epidemical
II the nuisance is tolerated.
PAnDoNED.-Hank Knight received
a telegram yesterday afternoon from
Carson announcing the pardon of Sam
Oils by the board. Oils was SEN
fenced at the last term OF the District
Court of this county, to five years in
the State Prison, for assault with in
tent to kill Girls. Molitesta. He had
served about five months when par
doned.
FELL IN THE DITCH.-Little Joe
Thatcher, grandson Of Mrs. Benedict.
OF Spring street, Tell into the ditch yes
terday evening, escaping with no in
jury except 4 good wettIng aud proba
nIy Il Ii tie spanking. A crowd OF little
children makes the Btteman-street
bridge a playground. and it is a won
der some of them have not met with
a severe accident.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eastern CAPT
talists have lately arrived in town with
a view of seeking good investments in
mining property. A party leaves to-
day tor HainlIton, to inspect some
mines on White Pine mountain; The
others are quietly looking about this
district, and have several locations on
Prospect Mountain under considera-
ton.
For SALE.-E. b. Miller offers for
sale his residence, rear the head OF
Spring street; also his household fur
nlture, consisting of everything neces-
>ary for the furnishing and adjournment
of Il tirst-ciass residence. A fine
chance is offered for a bargain. See
advertisement on the second page.
NEW WATER TANK.-Major Mccoy
Intends to erect "A new water tank i'm
mediately below the one west OF town
- rr.,,,I ina ,vutur TAR Fl ra fIlrl,ASQs If
will be built for the benefit OF citizens
residing in that locality who are at pres
ent unable To Oh ain a supply OF water
necessary for household purposes.
ARREsTED.-John Robinson and j.
A. Edwards got into a fight yesterday
afternoon in a saloon on Main street.
They were both arrested by officer
Mckee. and a complaint filed against
them tor disturbing The peace. The
contest will be renewed To morrow
morning with Justice Beatty as referee.
D. q. M.-Captain 9. G.. Hubbard,
of this place, vas elected Deputy
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge
of /. q. o.. f., at the annual
meeting Of THAI body held at Reno
last week. Captain Ii. is now in San
Francisco.
BALL MATCH.-The Eagle Base Ball
Club and the picked nine from the
Ruby Hill and Eureka Clubs will play
a match game a l O'Clock this after
moon at the Eagle CLUBS ground above
the Richmond furnaces.
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HANDSOME CALENDARS. - Charlie
Stewart yesterday presented us with q
handsome calendar, The finest gotten
up affair We hay. seen and a marvel Of
printers haudicraft.
THE MATINEE.-The matinee per-
formance was we'll attended yesterday
afternoon and the play presented
passed off very satisfactorily.
SILVER BARs.-Ihe Richmond Com.
pany shipped this morning, per Wells,
Fargo q Co., for New York. eight bars
of refined bullion, valued al Sl4 ,008 III.