Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-17
lSllORE RlTS.

No service at the Catholic church
today.
An extra. train composed Of engine
No. 3 and six carl Dads OF fiue dust, was
dispatched to Palisade yesterday.
Young rabbits are very plentiful in
the sage brush. The Indians kill large
quantities in Diamond valley daily.
Tho Jubilee Troupe played to a
moderate house last evening. and took
their departure for Salt Lake City on
this mornings train.
10. Oberer has decorated the front
Of his saloon with evergreens fresh
from the mountains. They look green
and refreshing.
Stone. masons will find something to
interest them under the head of
New To-day" The X X Company
advertise for proposals to refine their
furnace.
Martin Philippines mule. loaded
with wood, rolled down tho mountain
yesterday, and finished his acrobatic
performances by breaking his neck.
The mule was valued At 500.
Walter Harrub has purchased the
right to all the surplus water flowing
from the Eureka Consolidated mine
on Ruby Hill. which shuts Oft all free
supply.
Owing to the absence of counsel for
defendant, the examination of Ben.
Marshall. charged with assault with
In ent to kill, was postponed until
Saturday next.
Mr.. A. D. Haskell, wife and child
loft loct NIGHT for Shsp1Dsy, r~,
near Alpha. Mr.. Haskell will return
to day, but the wife and little one in.
tend ruraliZing for a week or more.
The wife Of the popular tonsorial ar
t.sr, WIN. Anderson, returned from q
prolonged visit to Michigan on Friday
evenings train; consequently William
is i'll one Of his happiest moods.
Captain Will N. Rabbits dssires Us
to return thanks to his host Of Eureka
friends for their many kindnessss ex.
tended to him during his stay. The
Captain was overwhelmed with invi-
tations to dine, wine, etc. He returned
to the terminus oil the Humboldt by
this mornings train.
There is a probability that the JUS
tees Court will be removed from lis
present location to Ryland's building
on the corner of Clark and Buel
streets on the first Of July. The build
ing is fire-proOf, and the room much
more ~cOmmodiOus than the present
quarters.
We regret to learn that Tom Moore,
the colt Of Hardie Brothers, who won
the four-mi!e ace has gone lame.
The Brothers Ok pected to enter him in
several OF the coming races during the
ensuing meeting, but his recovery in
time for that event is problematical.
Remember that Carl Bosco will give
one of hts entertaining performances
at BigelOw's Hall morrow night.
We promise our readers who attend a
pleasant evening. Mr.. Bosco is we'll
recommended by the press Of the
State, wherever he has held forth.
The omnibus team got on the RAM
PAGE at an early hour this morning,
and ~traversed the streets at a gate that
astonished the spectators. 1t was a
genuine runaway, but no damage re-
suited except to Friedman's delivery
wagon. which lost a wheel by the bus
coming in contact with it.
The Hardie Brothers have decided
not to give a ball at tho Willows on
the evening of July 4th, as heretofore
announced in II advertising coll
umns. They concluded hat it would
interfere with the Rescue Hose Com.
pany's anniversary ball announced
Tor the same night, and gracefully
gave way to the fire laddies.
A Chinaman INDUCED himself In ad-
miuistering a castigaIion to a Celestial
female, presumably his property, yes
terday afternoon. The damsel did not
take kindly to the domestic discipline.
and reused the neighborhood with her
outcries. John is evidently in a state
of blissful ignorance in regard to the
existence OF Stewards wife beating
law.
We had the pleasure last evening of
meeting II. Hall, of Mobile, Ala. He
is stopping at the International and
will leave for Phoebe to-morrow morn
ing, at which point he will establish an
office OF the United States Signal Ser.
vice, the instruments having been al.
ready forwarded for that purpose. A
similar Office will be established at
Winnemucca.