Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-17
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semtInel's Reporter.
There are Eve mills running in Bodis
Mining District.
Every Livery team in town has beer
engaged for to-day.
Postmaster Smith is suffering considera.
bly, with rheumatism.
DR.. Schneider is doing q Land Office
business in the soda water line.
The Tuscaroarers are going to have Q
Horrible parade on the Fourth.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL can be had at G
M. Fassett's drug store, Ruby Hill.
The Phoebe stage Is making its schedule
time like clockwork-36 hours each way.
The mercury dropped to "A yesterday
morning at 2 o'clock, but q warm, pleasant
day followed.
Baron Won Rothschild il down from the
frankie Scott, which he reports Is looking
we'll and paying.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL, published yes
| terday afternoon, is q splendid number to
send to your friends in the East.
Persons who expect to take in the 4th Of
July excursion should procure their tick
| cts at once a. the list closes on the Goth
instant.
A brief note from Stafford to a gentle
man in Eureka, Friday night, says:
"Hearst, Gilmer and Sevenoaks are here.
She's booming"
Quite a large sum has already been put
up on the races, and the indications are
that the pool selling will be lively at the
Willows this afternoon.
We hear Of one lady who, afraid Of "get-
ting left" actually overlooked her relig-
ious scruples, and ordered skate Castleton
from her milliner on Sunday.
Cards, neatly printed. with the words
"For Rent" "For Sale" and Furnished
Rooms To Let" in large letters, can be
had at this office ct IS cents each.
Conklin's foundry has an order to cast
some heavy dumb-bells for the Olympic
Club gymnssium-one Of $50 pounds, one
Of 100 pounds, and two weighing rs pounds
each.
Suit has been instituted by the Govern
ment against Salisbury, Parker and other
Star Route mail contractors TO recover
alleged overpayments, amounting to nearly
$500, 900.
The pretty silk screen at the Palace is
decorated in true Japanese style and the
animals sketched on it are Japanese en-
tirely. The buck ia q fanciful fellow with
towering horns.
The gossips have again something to talk
about. One Of our model young men 10
said to be enamored OF . frsil female who
dispenses beer to the thirsty throng at one
Of our prominent saloons.
The Postofice Department has furnished
their inspectors with q new blank, to be
used in inspecting first and second class
Postofices. They are called "scrapers,"
and they scrape q Postofice clean.
The SENTGsEL Office Wal besieged last
evening from 7 to 10 o'clock by inquiring
| young lady friends of the Eureka base
| ballers in regard to the game. Judging
| from the number, each one Of the ''kids"
must have several strings to his bow.
Marion Farrell will bring out his sprink-
ling cart Monday and try it for a month,
| at the end OF which time. il be cant make
q few dollars ont OF it for himself, he will
give it up. Everybody ought to stand in
| with him for the sake Of comfort, cleanli-
ness and health.
Our milliners are having a boom on
Kate Castleton bonnets, and the wearers,
| on account OF the number coming out
every day, are getting over their timidity,
| and we presume will eventually get out on
the street singly, instead OF in twos and
threes, as they did in the commencement.
At the Fifth Annual Reunion of the
Miners Union at Butte City, Montana,
last Wednesday. there were over 500 MEM
bers in the procession. All the mines were
| shut down for the day. In the evening
| there was an immense ball at the Pavilion
| Tho music was furnished by an orchestrs
| of o. niacea.