Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-03

ssr.ps from the Notebook Of ths
seusIner's Reporter.

S.~.us from the Notebook OIL the
seueIners Reporter.
rhors was no Stock Board yesterday.
IA osutjous about fire on the Fourth.
7 W. Brown will drive the Car OF state
tomorrow.
M. F,reka Tunnel has reached a length
Of 1870 feet.
pa,;sade contributed three passengers to
the excursionists.
The Hooks & Knicks will make q fine
display tomorrow.
The hanks and all the county Offices will
be closed tomorrow:
Several Elkoites joined the Eureka ex-
c~ursionists at Pa!isade.
Andrew Jackson bought Mrs.
restaurant outfit yesterday.
There will be no session oil the stock
Roard until next Wednesday.
Tbe Ruby Hill Postoflice Will be open
ON tha Fourth from 0 to III A. N.
Helm the Rescue boys out on their ball
omorrow evening. They deserve 1T.
II stiuson will act as Floor Director
of the Ruby Hill ball to-morrow evening.
Tomorrow will be the one hundred and
ffth anniversary OF American independ-
ence.
Tho usual religious services will be held
!. In ali the churches to-day except the Pres
byterian.
Mrs. George ". Fletcher and children
returned last evening from her visit IN
California.
Mrs. H.. Zaltman and children left this
morning for Kelton, Utah, where her hus-
band resides.
Yesterday was a rough day for the ex-
cursionists, particularly those who vent on
the fiat cars to Palisade.
The wind blew down the telegraph wires
in all directions yesterday. 1t was dill
cult to get anything through.
w. N. McGill arrived yesterday from
Ward. He has been employed by the 4.
4 G. Railroad Company as surveyor.
Pine street expects stocks to do better
after the July vacation. But, then, Pine
street is seldom right on the market.
Those fond of dancing must not forget
the Rescue ball in Eureka and the Citizens
ball on Ruby Hill tomorrow evening.
II ia probable that q comfortable grand
stand and dressing-hous will be put up at
the ball grounds during the ensuing week.
A big crowd went down to tho depot yes
terday morning to see the excursionisis OIL.
The number of spectators was estimated at
100.
Other mine owners at Secret Canyon are
greatly encouraged by the recent impor-
tant development in the Geddes x Ber-
trapd.
r.. D. Clark, Superintendent OF the
Geddes a. Bertrand mine, arrived from
Salt Lake, and returned there again this
morning.
The annual cleanup has just taken place
NJ the Carson Mint. The Government Off
GERS who were out report the Mint as well
managed.
Hon. @. II. Penton, who had the misfor-
tune to dislocate his ankle in the Navajo
mine, Tuscarora, is rapidly recovering
from the effects OF the injury.
A destructive runaway occurred at the
depot yesterday morning, smashing one OF
Mrs. Hillhouse's fine buggies into smither-
Gems. Luckily no one was hurt.
The attempted assassination OF Presi-
dent Garfield was the all-absorbing theme
OF conversation about town yesterday.
Some curious theories were advanced.
With one exception, the wind storm OF
yesterday was tbs most severe that has oc-
Cured In these parts for several months.
At shutdown IL subsidized, and was quite
calm.
Five thousand dollars will scarcely pay
the expenses OF the Carsonites who visit
Ban Francisco on the Sd OF July excursion.
--Carson Index. II will take $40, 000 to pay
the expenses Of the Eureka excursionists.
"when In tho course OF human events
It becomes necessary to = celebrate, let
US celebrate with q will and as becomes
the dusiful sons Of patriot sires. Ruby
Hill will do the handsome by all who at
tend.
The Republican struggle for the spoils
Il becoming serious. The fight at Albany
IA all about the patronage. And when the
President refuses one OF the faithful an
Office he runs the risk OF being shot on
the spot. The thing Is growing desperate.