Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-26

s~emtfmeIs Reporter.
Hoi for Bro. Smiths ranch ct Pinto to-
day.
The Centennial Guard election will take
place on Tuesday evening.
Fresh oysters at Brown 4 Godfrey's 10
every style known to the culinary art.
The fall term OF Bishop Whitsker'a
school for girls at Reno will on
the 30th.
Counterfeit silver dollars, poorly exc
cuted, are circulating extensively, 30 the
report is.
There are about 80 tributers working in
| the Eureka Con-, and not quite so many in
the Richmond.
The Mt. Cory reduction works. built on
the plan Of the Geddes Il Bertrand leach
ing works, are finished.
Twenty thousand Eastern trout from the
McCloud River Fishery were recently de-
posted in Webber Lake.
1t was intensely hot at Winnanucca
| Yesterday, says the Silver State, the Their
mometer showing over 100 in the shade.
Several parties will strike ouJ to-day
aud scour the country within a radius Of
20 miles in quest Of sage chickens and
rabbits.
Some nice patches OF sunlowers may be
seen in the gardens on Atlas Hill. They
afford a pleasant relief TO the eye on that
classic elevation.
Richards and Bartle shipped ONE 40
ton Of low-grade ore yesterday from their
pitch in the Eureka Con. They have . fine
prospect for something big.
Preparations are already being made in
San Francisco for the celebration Of the
independence Of Mexico. which %anniver-
ssry falls on Sunday, Sept. Is.
A new discovery has been made IS miles
from Eureka, but its exact location is kept
sub rosa. The groupings are said to be
bold. and assay $40 and upward.
Cards, neatly printed, with the words
.For Rent" For Sale" and Furnished
Rooms To Let" in large letters, can be
had at this Office at % cents each.
The picnic and dance at Pinto to-day
will be one Of those enjoyable affairs suited
to the season. o 20 rapidly drawing to .
close. There will be lots Of fun and plenty
70 eat and drink.
Two doctors in Reno are throwing long
words at each other through the local
press. One thinks there il q Chinese
leper In town. The other, Of course,
thinks there isn't.
Upton Post, G. A. r., meets t o-night at
8 O'Clock. A general attendance is re-
quested. Recruits who have not yet pre-
sen ted themselves for muster in are re-
| quested to do 80.
The atmosphere was sultry yesterday,
and the thermometer registered So at 8
O'Clock. There were some signs of O storm,
but up to q late hour il had not put ia u
tangible appearance.
The Bay State at Newark continues TO
| ship about ten tons OF ore a day to the
Eureka Con-. furnaces. The ore. however,
Ia second class. The mine is looking well,
but no new developments have been made
recently.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Johnson WAS very iii last night. and hardly
expected to live till this morning. Mr..
Johnson, who was with the Knights Temp
lar in San Francisco. was telegraphed to
yesterday morning.
The bombardment at the Richmond alag
dump yesterday, in breaking up Stag pots
brought back memories to the old vets of
20 years ago. The discharges sounded and
reverberased like c~annonading among the
bluffs on the Mississippi.
An Indian came in on horseback about 6
O'Clock last evening literally loaded dow
with ~sagehens and donkey rabbits. He
was surrounded on Main street by an eager
crowd, who almost fought for the privilege
Of carrying away the bucks game at SO
cents a head.
1t appears that We have been accepting q
compliment for our representatives from
Nevada in the San Francisco Conclave that
was not intended for US. The dispatch
from the Bay telling Of the grand effect
produced by the Nevada giants in the
procession, had reference only to the big
men from Nevada County, California.
Some enterprising Wood River genius
has started a canard that will be read to-
day by thousands Of people in the East
with tremulous interest. We refer TO the
report in our Geographic department this
morning that the .'rustlers' have gone to
Yellowstone Park to take in the President
and his party of excursionists.
Somebody got scared yesterday and
might have created 3 panic here such as
Is soaring the people at Reno and on the
Comstock. There was no ground for
alarm. The suspected Chinaman is not
a Ieper. IL was not scales falling from
him that the nervous man saw with alarm.
IL was only chips that fell from the
Celestial's corn.
What's the matter with the O. p? We
hear OF rates reduced at Winnemucca aud
Etko, from those places TO and from San
Francisco. but nothing Of the sort from
Paiisade and return. Are we going to be
"cinched' on account OF Black Wallace
| raising the assessment to SIG. 600? We
don't believe it. Will Mr.. Fast tell us
whether Palisade Is not a competitive
| point?"