Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-07
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District Court meets at 10 o'clock this
morning. -
Mr.. Harvey Carpenter is greatly in need
Of a first-class cook. See ad.
The knights Of Pythias meet at their
hall at 1880 O'Clock this evening.
The Olympic Club Directors are making
arrangements for a party Oh the evening
of the 14th.
The Ruby Hill Miners Union will NOM
mate a new deck of officers at their meet
ing tonight.
The Alturas (Idaho) county seat ques-
ton has been settled, and HALEY walks off
with the baggage.
There were no rows in the town yes
terday, ever ything having settled down
into peace and quiet.
The present weather pleases the owners
Of soda fountains, aud they gather many
| shekels from the thirsty.
J. Johnson, the miner operated on for
hernia, is lying at the Jackson House, and
yesterday was considerably better.
When is the political boom to COM
mence? Trot out your political nags and
Z eLc pCOpiC dllllh tuOii poilto.
Up to this writing no intelligence has
been had of Weyburn, the man who shot
Penrose on Ruby Hill on the night Of the
Fourth.
Mcintyre, the man referred to in our
dispatches as having killed a soldier at
Camp Halleck, has been captured and
jailed at Elko.
The thermometer yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock stood at 81. At 1 A.. NJ. it reg
istered 60. Eastern folks would give
money for such weather.
Mrs. II. M. Atwood will a
private school Monday, July 10, 1882, in
the public school building. This will be
good new to many parents.
There are two handsomely furnished
single rooms at the Wethered mansion for
rent. 1t is the %cosiest and prettiest place
in town at the present season.
Good saddle horses are selling for $50
to $50 apiece on Wood River. A plug"
that is not worth more than $50 in Eu-
reka would not be worth having.
Prof. Moser delighted the Truckee's pa
irons last night with some new tricks.
The Professor is very clever, and does
some marvelously mystifying feats.
SOlOuel cry 8 liltuus, dlbc eeoluS uio
pluck over the disputed race of the 9th,
offer to bet $500 that there is no man in
town who can whip him in five minutes.
The weather has been exceedingly warm
for the past three days. A little shower
last evening, however, had the effect of
cooling off the atmosphere and making it
quite pleasant.
In the St%erling-Pioneer cases the testi-
mony was all in, arguments on both sides
finished and all taken under advisement
by Judge Rives last night. 1t is expected
that a decision will be rendered to-day.
Dave Slender yesterday paid all the
pools that were declared off by the judges
in the race between Frank, Bullet Neck
and Cloudy, which did not give the best
OF satisfaction to those who had bought
pools on Frank. However, they had to
make the best of it.
Upon investigating the cause of there
being fewer DRINKS on the Fourth than
usual our quid nunc finds it was because q
number of those who are ordinarily to be
depended on for the occasion had antici-
pated the event and gone back on the
"crowd" by getting drunk beforehand.
Rumor has it that a mining expert from
San Francisco was pretty hard pressed by
an attorney in the mining suit that was on
trial in the District Court yesterday; in
other words, that he was ''wound up by
said lawyer, who knows all the dips and
spurs himself, and who luxuriates most
when deepest in the phraseology Of mining.