Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-10

eemtinel's Reporter.
The thermometer marked "a ct 1 P. N.
yesterday.
The usual religious services will be held
In eli the churches to-day.
Five hundred Indian bucks are having a
fandango near Winnemuccs.
A party Of m~erry-makers are going to
the Willows to-day. They will start home
before dark.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL, published yes
terday afternoon, is q splendid number to
send to your friends in the East.
The A. o. q. W. Lodges Of Carson,
Reno, Virginia and Mason Valley will hold
o picnic 1t Carson on the Fourth Of July.
Jackson says he will build another hotel
II they strike 1t in the Eureka Con. new
shaft. and he will be doing quite well il he
does.
si1ty-nine years ago Odd Fellowship in
the United States began with q lodge Of
five members. The membership now is .
half million.
Pete Hansen came out on Main street
yesterday, holding the ribbons over q very
handsome pair Of steppers from his Pine
Valley ranch.
A number OF persons went down the
road this morning to Stafford aud Mineral
Hill to measure the reported big strikes
for themselves.
The mines Of the Silver Conner, Will
liams and Matamoras are reported TO be
looking first rate, and will soon ship large
quantities Of ore.
Confidence in the future Of Eureka 10 so
nearly re-established that we hear invest
ments In town real estate discussed as . far
better speculation than stocks.
A few more dusty days like yesterday
will make the people on Main street insist
upon the sprinkler being put TO work. 1t
II . disgrace to the town that IL has not
been done before this.
Owing to the absence yesterday morn
ing Of several attorneys, the Court sd-
journed until tomorrow morning to give
those gentleman an opportunity to be
present ct the setting Of the calendar.
The Golden Stars and Lowers played .
Stars wore vsnquished by . score of 80 to
SO. The winning team are open to q chal-
lenge from any nursery nine in the county.
There was not . wind cloud to be seen
anywhere in the sky ct sunset yesterday,
and the weather man was heard to say that
there will be no wind to-day. Two or
three fellows like him would be as good -
q sprinkling cart.
1t is intimated by good authority that
an adjustment will DO made very shortly
BY which ores may be shipped from the
Albion. This will be very agreeable news,
to the tributers especially. who feel the
embargo on their goods pretty severely.
Joe Bice reports q large quantity Of ore
in the Diamond Mountain mine OF E. E.
Phillips, the value Of which will be tested
by an assay Of ten samples which he
brought in with him. II the ore proves
to BIO Of paying quality Mr.. Phillips mine
will be one Of immense value.
B. ]. Turner expresses himself delighted
with the courteous and hospitable treat
ment that they received ct the hands Of
their brother Odd Fellows at Reno. They
were treated to q ball. q supper, and gener-
ally were very handsomely entertained,
and were not allowed to pay q cent for
anything-except what they may have
dropped on the sly.
There are q whole lot Of old Eurekans,
who have drifted off to various remote
places, will wish they were back on the
Range again when they read the good
news from the old camp that it has been
our pleasant duty to send abroad within the
last week or two. 1t would be right
pleasant to see the old boys crowding
back TO stay.
A lady yesterday got another lady to
telephone to q drug store for her for
something for her liver. The telephone used
is one OF those drum affairs that talk to
everybody in the neighborhood. The
first respor Dc that the ladies received
was . choIu. Of hosrse laughter from
the drug store, and they wondered what
they had said that was funny.
Stocks were again agitated yesterday,
and recovered almost entirely from the
depression which characterized the mar
ket at the beginning Of the week. II the
rise in the northenders is based upon
merit there will be continued activity dur
ing the coming week at enhanced values.
The market generally shows skilful man.
ipulation, and is evidently entirely under
the control of the old warehouses, who are
"bulling" the "bears" out Of the specula-
tive arena.
Dove-hunters appear 10 be puzzled as TO
the best place to look for the birds, yet
they are quite numerous hereabouts. In
the absence OF stubble- fields, the highways
are . good place TO find them. Last Sun
day afternoon two gentlemen encountered
. hundred or more in q short walk near
the road south Of town. They are also
fond Of thistle patches near water, and
gather In large focks where the wild sun
flowers grow, the seeds OF which furnish
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