Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-08
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semtlmel's Reporter.
The dry goods wal still wakes warm.
There is much sickness reported on
Ruby Hill.
Gorgeous sunsets have been in order fol-
some days past.
The formation in the LOGAN shaft con.
tinues unchanged.
The trial calendar Of the District Couri
will be set on Monday next.
District Court was yesterday adjourned
TO Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL can be had at @
NJ. Fassett's drug store, Ruby Hill.
Rescue Hose Company gives notice Of
their ball in this mornings SENTINEL.
Moro custom ores are now being de-
livered at the furnaces than ever before.
Kentuck has declared . monthly divi-
dend of ten cents q share. payable on the
10th inst.
Union Guard held an election Of officers
last evening. We were unable to learn
the result.
Spring is the seeding time, which is
probably the reason that 30 many Of our
people look seedy now.
When the new time table goes into effect,
July 1, both the east and west-bound
trains will take breakfast at Reno.
The ball OF the Junior Baseball Club
takes place at the Opera House this even
ing. We hope to see a large attendance.
The Knights Templar will drill three
times Q week hereafter-Mondsys, Wednes-
days and Fridays-at the Skating Rink.
The new talent brought out a big house
ct the Cremorne last night. Change OF
programme tonight. Bee advertisement.
The Theodore Thomas Orchestra arrived
in San Francisco yesterday. The main
body Of the musicians are registered 1t the
Baldwin Hotel.
Cards, neatly printed. with the words
For Rent" sFor Sale" and Furnished
Rooms To Let" in large letters, can be
had ct this Office at IS cents each.
The blacksmith shop at the Silver State
mine was burned Wednesday night. It is
supposed to be the work OF an incendiary.
The c~ompany's loss is about $500.
Mike MCGOWAN, the 'man-eater," has
been sentenced to six months imprison-
ment in the Storey County Jail for an as
sault on Matt. Csnsvan. Correct.
luc ulotkLUk Vi tuo N8TlOub BOWQCl SOlA-
panies' agents here a few days since result
ed in . considerable reduction in the price
Of powder, which is highly appreciated by
the mining men.
Aformer citizen OF Eureka writes us that
the formation in and about Calico Mining
District in California Is not ''porphyry,"
but "scdimentary," and that the district
is greatly oyerrated.
The Knights Of Pythias will confer the
Knights Rank upon 3 number OF candi-
dates at their convention this evening. All
members are requested to be on hand
promptly at 7:30 o'clock.
The Reno Journal pays the Odd Fellows
recently assembled at Reno the high com
pliment OF saying they are, almost without
exception, the most intelligent representa-
tive body Of men ever convened in this
State.
1t Is reported that arrangements have
been made TO run Pullman cars on the
Central Pacific Railroad, and that one or
more Of these cars will be attached to
every passenger train on or before the Isl
Of July.
The immediate attention OF Road Super
| visor Stewart is called to . defective sewer
| at the corner Of Clark sAd Buel streets.
| The stencil arising from II. 10 calculated
to endanger the health OF the whole neigh.
borhood.
The largest piece OF ore ever taken out
| Of the Eureka Tuunel mine was broken in
| the Addison chamber and brought TO the
surface yesterday. II weighs several hun.
dred pounds and ID rich In black meta
and chloride.
The pupils at the public school Ar
undergoing . thorough review OF thsi'
| studies. with reference 70 the examination,
which takes place during the last week Of
the present month. Teachers will b
glad TO receive visits from parents and
frisnds of thu ohfldrAn.