Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-23
ANTI CHINESE MEETING TO.
NIGHT.

ANTI CHINESE MEETING TO.
NIGHT.
All the arrangements hava been
completed for a grand Anti Chinese
immigration mass meeting, to be held
at the Courthouse this evening. The
call was numerously signed and the
list embraces a large majority of our
best and most prominent citizens. The
only way that the people of the Pacific
coast can rid themselves Of this intol-
cradle heather infiiction is through the
intercession of the national powers,
and it is only by persistent and clam
orous appeals to them that we can
awaken them 10 a realization Of the
magnitude of the infiiction under
which we are suffering. 1t is there
fore the duty of the people of every
community on the coast to add their
voices TO the general appeal for relief,
and We are glad that the citizens of
Eureka have decided TO give express
sion to their sentiments upon the SUBJ
ject. A number OF distinguished speak
ers will address the meeting, which we
hope will be 30 largely attended as TO
require adjournment to the open air.
Let each white man in the district at
tend and by his presence add to The
moral support OF the cause upon which
all political parties agree.
THE CHURCH FAIR. = Tomorrow
evening the fair for the benefit of the
Presbyterian Church will Ace
at Bigelow's Hall, to be continued two
nights. The proceeds will be devoted
to the building of a parsonage for the
residen. pastor, Rev. Josiah McClain,
who is now in the East, but is expect
ed to return in a short time. The fes-
tivities will commence with a musical
entertainment; after which there will
be lots of fun in the shape of grab
bags, fsh-ponds, postoffice, etc. Straw
berries and ice cream will be served
during the evening, while those who
desire more substantial refreshments
will be accommodated with an elegant
supper. An art gallery containing a
fine collection of statuary, and other
articles Of Uirtu will form an interest
ing feature of the festival, and will
doubtless be literally %patronized. The
ladies who have the affair in charge
have spared no pains in making pre-
paratiols, and the patrons of the lesti-
val may count with confidence upon a
jolly good time.
A WARNINa.-Those two noted RAM
rods, Luther Clark aud DIR. Chamblin,
have a target for rifle practice
erected on the ridge this side Of
the pest house. Upon several occa-
sions this target has been pulled down
and mutilatad, evidently in a pure
spirit of malice and vandalism. The
gentlemen above mentioned notify the
perpetrator that he is liable to receive n
charge of No. 7 shot in his rear protu.
berance the next time he NEEDLES with
their property.
IMPRovING.-Scherer 81 kircnthaler,
Of the United States Bakery and Res
taurant, are %renovating their establish
ment in a tasteful manner and are
building some private rooms for the
accommodation of parties. The Unit
ed States Bakery is fast increasing its
patronage and its enterprising proprie-
tors are determined to keep up with
the times.
MRS. MoCH's.-Our market at pres
ent has quite a variety of vegetables
and fruit, every kind of which Mrs.
Moch procures for her restaurant. Her
establishment is d~eservedly popular.
Tor she spares no pains to furnish her
patrons the best that can be procured
and to have it served in the best style.
FALSE ALARM.-An alarm of fire
was sounded last evening, at $3.50
O'Clock, but fortunately it proved 10
be false. The firemen promptly re-
sponded to the call aud both coinpa-
MES had their machines on the run in
quick order.
SAWED MINING TIMBERs.-Geo. w.
Lamoureux has received a lot of sawed
mining timbers, ten by twelve inches,
for the Richmond Company. They
are of Sierra Nevada pine and We're
shipped from Truckee.
1LASOO IiNT DhA\h'~ LC ISutShh
Consolidated Company has just re-
ceived a lot of Glasgow fire brick for
furnance lining. We believe this is the
first invoice Of that kind of brick ever
brought to this district.
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PATRIoTIC.-C. q. Fall and A. H.
Campbell, two patriotic citizens, author
ize us 10 announce to the committee on
the new liberty pole that they will dig
the hole in which to plant the sup
porter of our eountry's ensign free of
charge. Who says that patriotism is
dead in Eureka?
TYPO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES letter
dated May l4th says: Ship you buI-
lion valued al $1,000 40. We lack about
So ieeu Of connecting shaft with 9th
level; winze No. 4, 9Th level, is down
II feet in very fine ore ledge, II feet
wide and yields large quantities OF
good nc
THE RAGING HUMBoLDT.-The river
at Paliside has been rising gradually
for the last few days, but 10 fears are