Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-07

have already been taken for he organ
iZation of "A volunteer company there.
although IL is not probable that their
services will tie brought into requisi-
dor.
KICKED BY A Unconstitutional Jo-
sephs dismounted from his horse in
New York Canyon yesterday to tieht-
EN- the cinch of his saddle, and Will
engaged in hat operation his horse
suddenly turned and saiuted him Nth
his heels, setting them In The pit of his
stomach and doubling him up like a
jack knife. He was so badly hurt that
he had TO be taken home in "a wagon.
DULL.-Everybody appears tn have
o%ver-exerted themselves ON the Fourth,
aud the reaction has had the effect To
make the town unusually dull since
that time. The people, however, are
beginning to yet over the effects OF the
celebration. and in "A few DAYS every
thing will again he running in its
usual course.
TURNER HOUSE REsTAURANr.-Mrs.
John A. Steele mas taken the Turner
House Restaurant and will conduct il
n a first class eating establishment
She - an experienced cateress and will
furnish her patrons with the best the
market affords and in unexreplional
style. See her aivi~em-ut under the
head of New To-day"
Decentralization Lee, a ciiizeness
of African descent, was tried ye>ter-
day 10y a jury, in the Police Court, for
misdeimeanor in using vulgar aud Oh
scene language upon the public streets.
In The opinion ~ the jury the prose-
culiuu failed To make out a case, and
the dusky dam lei was discharged.
THEATRIcAL.-Mr. Bigelow informs
Us that application has beer made for
his hall 10y a company now travelling
in California, but as 10 what kind of "A
company it il, OF when il j. To put in
an appearance, we dill not learn. Pos
sibly we shall know something fur.
Their on the subject at an early day.
SroCKs.-The San Francisco Stock
Board resumed business yesterday.
after a weeks rest. The market open
ed rather flat. with hut little demand
for any description of securities.
stocks will PROBABLY improve when
operators shall have again got square
ly into their harness.
STILL CELEBRATING.-Some of III
Swis FELLOW citizens are still celabrat-
ing the Centennial Fourth. We no.
ticed n party on a wagon Yesterday
making things lively as Ihev peram-
bulated the principal streets.
-
GETTING ALONG WELL.-Crane and
Williams, the two men who we're shot
on the Fourth, are both getting along
as well a. coulo lie expected, aud 10
serious results are anticipated from
the wounds.
NoTE Losr.-Seth LOngabaugh adj
v~eriises a note drawn in his favor,
which he lost on the fourth inst, and
Tor the recovery OF which he offers
so reward.
MEETING oF CREDIroRs.-The cred
itors OF Neil Mcleod are notified by "a
special notice in another column Ia
meet at Max. Oberleider's office on
Saturday, The Sth inst.
CHANGE OF TIME.-rhe Typo stage
will hereafter take its departure at 2
O'Clock, instead OF 3 O'Clock p. NJ, as
heretofore.
IN. VllsVp hggE ION WALL
Fargo Il Co. made the first shipment
of bullion from Spanish Belt "A few
days ago, amounting 10 about 81, 1000.
RETURNED. Judge Pitzer has re-
turned to Phoebe from Arizona, look
ing, aS the Record says, better lhan for
years before.
In Town. judge Gri>wold, of Min.
eral Hill, has been spending a few
days III town.
FINE CIGARs.-We havejust received direct
from Eastern importers II choice lot of geh-
uine Havana cigars, which we vii keep con-
stantly on hand Tor our patrons at the rarkor
House bar.
je0-im HINCKLEY & LOCK WOOD.
IoE CREAM freezer and outfit for sale Mt the
Golden Ru Q. Call aud secure a bargain.
JeZ7-tt
MOsIrS. apI9
Mocha coffee, tongues and sounds. smoked
halibut, and centennial crackers. The above
is u fresh invoice at Mrs, Ashiin's my2-ti