Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-22
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Bentfnel'a Reporter.
Main street looked very lively last even
ing.
A nember Of picnics are on the tapis foi
to-day.
The Knights Of Pytbias will have q drill
meeting at 2 P. NJ. to-day.
Good mahogany wood now sells in this
market for SO so per cord.
The best use to which q good home can
be put to these days is to stay in it.
The loss by the Virginia FIRE is estimated
at SAC. 1000, mostly covered by insurance.
The youngsters are all getting tired Of
vacation and want to go to school again.
There ia q chance for q 20-mile race next
| Sunday between Bullet Neck and Lizard.
Ed. Looney has made a good strike in
the San Jose mine on Prospect Mountain.
A regular convocation Of Eureka Com
msndery, No. 2, will be held tomorrow
evening.
The usual religious sevices will be held
in all the churches to-day except the
Methodist.
Everybody Ia looking forward to the
knights of Pythias ball with great ex-
pectations.
In the District Court yesterday John
s. Capron commenced suit by attachment
against B.. Lachman for 81 $50.
Upton Post, G. A. r., meets tonight ct
8 o'clock. A general attendance 10 desired
for muster and other important business.
The Nevada State gardner is authority
water works will likely give out entirely.
George Gavin has removed his tinsmith
and iron working shop to North Main
street, . few doors south Of the telegraph
Office.
The sporting fraternity say that there is
less gambling in Epreks ct present than in
any other town Of its size OF the Pacific
Coast.
When do the County Commissioners in
tend having the "Big Ditch" flushed? The
stencil from 1t this warm weather Is i'm
mense.
Joe Moline has Just had some seven tons
Of ore from the Altoona mine reduced 1t
the Richmond works, which averaged $l13
per ton.
The tributers have shipped from the
Jackson during the week about 100 tons Of
irst-class ore, $50 per ton, to the Eureka
Con. furnaces.
To any one DESTROYS OF starting . news
paper no better chance WAS ever afforded
than that offered in our advertising coll
umns on the second page.
The attention Of travellers Is called TO
several changes in Gilmer & %Salisbury's
stage limo advertisement, which appears in
the SENTINEL this morning.
Base Range Council No. 2, I. o. @. F.,
Ill III = ILL.,
Hall at IL O'Clock this morning. ALI mem
bers are requested to be present.
Joe Moline says there are more mines
working on Adams Hill than at any time
during the past -four years. He also says
that they are generally doing we'll.
The Eureka Tunnel Company will here
after publish 9 ~semi-annuai, instead of an
annual, financial statement. The first
semi-annual statement will appear Sept. l.
Brother Smith has been promising the
boys q dance when the moon filed. She's
full enough, they think, and they want
their dance. They long for Pinto cream
and the accessories Of a dance at that hos
pitable inn.
Officer Mayor has found the China
woman who it was supposed had been
killed and slowed away. 1t turns out that
she wal concealed from her former man
by the last Chinaman who became her
proprietor for fear she might be killed by
the former.
A man was run over at Palisade yester-
day morning at 8 o'clock by the emigrant
train and killed. His body was fearfully
mangled. An inquest was held. Nothing
could be learned Of the name or nativity
OF the deceased, as he had nothing about
his person by which he could be identified.