Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-23

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Sentines's Reporter.

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S~enttneTs ReDOrter.
Big sport at the Willows to-day.
A very large freight list arrived by last
nights train.
The mercury indicated a temperature Of
sc degrees yesterday.
Nevada is not to be represented at the
Denver Exposition. Shame.
There will be service of sacred song at
the Episcopal Church this evening.
County candidates are holding late
sessions about the ginneries at nights.
This is the time to plant candidates.
The narrowing season will come later.
Religious services will be held in all the
churches to-day except the Presbyterian.
The Bergman brothers are shipping ore
from the Silverado to the Richmond
works.
None of the Eureka stocks were called
in the Board yesterday. What's the mat
ter now?
Franklin L Co. are having an elegant
and substantial sidewalk laid down in front
of their store.
Upton Post, G.. A. R., holds a regular
hitSbth6 van Chlh nAA WILL lC dlC
expected to be present.
Stevens & Co. and Paul & Co., tributers
in the Phenix mine, are making shipments
of ore to the Eureka Con. works.
Sid. Mikel will to-day run a stage from
Ruby Hill to the races at the Willows.
The stage will leave the Hill at l o'clock.
The market was almost barren of fruits
yesterday morning. Upon the arrival of
the freight train, however, large supplies
were received.
We are credibly informed that j. O..
Powell will not be a candidate for the
office of County Assessor at the coming
Democratic Convention.
A spacious and elegant single room for
rent in the SENTINEL building. 1t is fur
nished for a sleeping apartment, but would
make a fine lawyers or doctors office.
Enterprise: Our people have pretty
much ceased to grumble about dull times.
They appear to have made up their minds
to take things as they come, therefore they
neither weep nor wall.
A Nevada Republican exchange says:
We are opposed on principle to the use of
money in politics, but if it is bound to be
used, we had just a leetle rather see our
side heeled than the other fellows.
The Independent Order of Chosen
Friends will meet to-day for the installa-
ton of officers of Base Range Council
No. 2, and other important business.
General business at II Nj. and installation
at l P. NJ.
The Republicans are laying the ~flatter-
ing JUNCTION to their souls that John w.
Mackay is in the field for United States
Senator, to succeed John P. Jones, and
that they will have the largest sack ever
used in Nevada.
The SENTINEL makes its best bow to the
Rescues for the wetting down they gave
US, or rather the street in front of us,
yesterday. Those laddies can sweeten the
atmosphere with a genial shower as sue
cessfully as they smother fires.
The Knights of Pvthias are said to have,
on the third story of Walkers Opera House,
Salt Lake, one of the prettiest halls in the
West for the use of secret Orders. The
hall is itself large, while the our or five
rooms connected with it are just what Is
desired for the workings of g secret organ
~ization.
A party of little boys ranging in age from
3 to 6 years stripped off yesterday noon
and had a glorious swim in a horse trough.
A youngster, who has certainly not had
two birthdays yet, drove a lot OF hogs out
of their wallow, and wading in took pos
session of the slush himself. o.! to be q boy
once more.