Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-19

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"Hazel Kirke" tonight.
Don't mius seeing "Hazel Kirke to
night.
J. McGregor Scott is said to be in Wood
River.
Scarlet fever has made its appearance al
Tuscarora.
Mrs. Burket and daughter arrived from
Palisade last evening.
Mike Walsh is talking Of a trip over to
Pancake and Hamilton.
A. Triple of Morey arrived from the
East on Sunday evening.
The Rescue Hose Company will hold q
meeting tomorrow night.
Mackay refused to contribute a dime to
the Mrs. Garfield relief fund.
In the Board yesterday Albion closed at
81, and 1 ,055 shares we're sold.
The thermometer stood at 100 degrees
in the shade yesterday at Palisade.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Dunkel and daughter
returned last evening from California.
NJ. Kersky, our new clothing merchant,
returned last evening from California.
George Ellison OF Ellison's Ranch, White
Pine County, has been in town o day or
two.
A stream from the Rescue Hose was
turned through the Courthouse sewer on
Sunday.
Giacomo Giacomella was yesterday fined
$50 in the Justice Court for drawing o
deadly weapon.
All jurors in the District Court have
been discharged until Thursday next, in
stead Of Wednesday.
Some of the new bonnets are called
4" snipes." This must BIO on account Of
the length of the bill.
Three OF our houses OF worship were
well attended on Sunday, namely, Catholic,
Methodist and Episcopal:
r.. d. Clark, superintendent Of the
Geddes and BerXand mine, arrived from
Salt Lake City last evening.
There is still q chance for tho Big Ditch
to be effectively flushed before the thunder
showers pass from this latitude.
Several Palisade ladies arrived by last
evenings train. They came up for the
purpose Of witnessing the Hazel Kirke"
performance.
The Richmond works were started up
again yesterday. aud it looked quite like
old times to see the smoke issuing from
the various stacks.
The weather was very warm and sultry
yesterday, but towards evening there was q
refreshing shower, which cooled the at
mosphere and male it quite pleasant.
Mrs. IL. N. Fletcher from Hay Ranch,
on the E. d Z. Railroad, arrived last even
ing. and during her stay here will be the
guest Of Mrs. W. Mcclellan, IN PAUL street.
Persons DESTROYS OF competing for the
refresbment and fruit stands at the Union
Guard picnic will do well to consult their
advertisement under the head OF New
To-day"
There is a big struggle going on for the
control Of the Savage mine. There were
immense transactions in the stock yester-
day. Most Of the lots were disposed Of
4" seller TO-"
s. b. Collier, charged with assault to
kill James Riddle on July 8, at Virginia
City. was held to bail in 81, 900. Joseph
Douglass and James Orndorff were his
bondsmen.
Eighty-nine degrees in the shade yester-
day, five degrees cooler han the hottest
day of the season; yet people complained
OF its being insntierably warm, aud made
frequent trips for the foaming amber.
The Richmond have an immense supply
OF coal on hand. Not only are the bins
filled with every bushel they will hold, but
the hillside back OF the furnaces are COW
cred with sacks Of the black diamonds.
Six thousand nine hundred and forty
five shares Of Savage were sold in the
Board yesterday morning. Nearly all OF
them were short sales, which looks as il
somebody was bearing the market with 8
big block Of stock.
Out about DEVILS Gate, on Sunday,
there was a cloud burst, and . young
ocean Of water fell; also at Billy Nichols
place, the water came down in torrents.
We did not learn OF any damage being
done by the storm.
The anniversary OF the birth Of the god
Of war was duly celebrated by the Chinese
yesterday by the explosion OF bombs and
iirecrackers. The Celestial colors also
floated from the flag staff in front OF the
Joss House.
Tho showcase window OF Mrs. Browns
restaurant displays three large pumpkins
OF this years growth. which promise tooth
some pies for dinner at that establishment
to-day. The golden globes come from the
Sacramento Valley.