Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-04

The banks will not open for business to-
day.
The fumes were particularly " loud last
evening.
Reigelhuth's band will furnish music for
the Rescue ball tonight.
Messrs. Smith 4 Cannayan are making
improvements in the Sazcrac.
The streets were jammed with people
last evening, mostly strangers.
Ticket No. ii was the winner Of the bell
quilt at Mendes' saloon last evening.
Don't forget the Rescue Hose Company's
ball this evening; ii promises to lie an en-
joyablc affair.
A man employed at the Eureka Consoli-
dated Works, named Michael Ahern, was
bnrned yesterday while wheeling a pot OF
Stag.
Giovanni Esccrc Va. John Tore. The de-
PENDANT in the above action yesterday filed
a bond on appeal n the Supreme Court.
George Lamerhart, OF Austin, yesterday
filed his application for a desert land tract
in Lander county.
Samuel Young. Of D~uckwater, filed his
application to a homestead in the United
States Land Office yesterday.
Reseue Hose Company will please accept
oar thanks for complimentary tickets to
their ball this evening.
Nearly every business house in town is
more or less decorated with evergreens and
has,, and present a very gay appearance.
The only public building in town that is
not decorated is the court House. Why is
this thus. Rufus?
The Postofice news stand has our thanks
for a bountiful supply Of magazines, picto-
rails and. Eastern papers.
Uncle Billy Walker. Of the Corner, will
spread a sumptuous dinner and ball sup
per. Chicken, pig, and all the delicacics.
See notice.
( Mr.. Fiske will provide an excellent sup
per for ~ball-gocrs this evening. His no.
tice appears undor the head OF New To-
day."
The Richmond Hose Company received
their new hats yesterday morning; they
will put in an appearance to-day in tho
procession.
We learned yesterday at the postofice
that the mail service between this place
and Hamilton, Ward and Phoebe, will be
increased from a six to seven day mail.
Colonel Reilly has the thanks of the peo-
pie living on tho northern part Of Buel
street. for the gcntcel manner in which he
cleaned that portion Of the street.
The finest decoration that we observed
on Main street last evening was in front
of Paxton 4 Co.'S bank and Joscph's cloth
ing store.
The Ell Dorado porch was strengthened
yesterday, 70 that the crowd Of people who
will occupy 1t to-day need not have fears OF
OF its ability to hold them.
From Superintendent McDaniels we
learn that the new within on the Alexandria
mine IL completed. He will ut once com
mcnce hosting ore.
John Hayes and W. s. McClellen have
located q mining claim Of 1 500 feet, called
che Good Hope, adjoining the Lone Pine
mine, on Wide West hill.
The new uniforms OF the Centennial
Guards. and the Centennial Guard Band,
arrived by express on Wednesday evening.
They will DO worn in tho procession to-
day.
l.. Monaco the photograph artist will to
day take views Of a number of companie.
who will appear in the procession. He il
repaired to do a land Office business to
day.
From Mr.. Wilson, brother Of Cor, oul
worthy Postmaster, we learn that thu
settlers adjacent to Monitor valley hav'
completed their rodeo, finishing at DIR,
Greek. He represents the cattle as being
in excellent condition.
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