Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-20
FLUE DUST.


VI ksao W. VI III
SentineI's Reporter.
They have q well pstronized roller skat.
ing rink at Phoebe.
The Eureka Tunnel Is shipping Is to 80
tons Of first class ore per day.
The public schools will close for Sum.
mer vacation next Friday week.
Mountain Lodge No. 81, 1. o. o. f.,
meets this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Up TO 10 O'Clock last evening our base
ball boys had not returned from Austin.
Matinee at the Opera House Saturday,
2 P. M. Admission so cents, children 25
cents.
Attend the Saturday matinee and see
Jerry Hart IL you wish to have a good
laugh.
The Fourth Of July Finance Committee
meet at the Palace Saloon tomorrow at IL
o'clock, noon.
The Cremorne Company at the Opera
children's matinee.
What the devil is the matter with Eu.
reka Tunnel stock, dropping to GO cents in
the Board yesterday?
In Saturdays match the Eureka boys
did not play their last inning, having
already won the game by IL to 8.
New York Stock Report: Eureka Tun-
mel Company if properly managed should
soon begin payment of dividends"
Mike Lyons, owner Of the Dugout mine
on Prospect Mountain, will soon make q
shipment Of high grade ore to Salt Lake
City for reduction.
Members Of the Chosen Friends will
have until July l in which to pay assess-
ment No. 10. the Grand Lodge having
| given until that time.
Schoolmaster- General Young decides
that Chinese children have the same right
| children Of any other race or color have.
The manage Of the excursion to CAL
ifornia requests us to state that the train
| will 60 direct through to San Francisco on
fast time, without any stop-over at Reno.
Judge Rives has instructed the execu-
tive officers Of White Pine County to use
all diligence in ferreting out those who
we're engaged in the murder Of O'Neil at
Osceola.
Mr.. Robinson, Superintendent Of the
Bay State mine, sent out q large number
Of sacks yesterday for the 500 tons Of ore
which he is about to ship into Eureka for
reduction.
The .northend stocks are softening
very ~perceptibly. 1t looks as though
those ~stringers, on which SO many hopes
have been built, don't promise SO much
nov as they did.
Tho persons appointed to ~oficiate on the
Fourth of July have consented to serve.
The appointments meet with universal
| approval, and that there is no doubt but
the Appointees will do themselves credit.
Jack Wheatly, q miner working in Rob-
inson Canyon, WAS coming up home from
Ward in a wagon, from which he fell to
the ground. The wagon ran over him
before he could regain his feet and crushed
his leg, breaking the bone.
The best people in London, says a society
critic, are the worst dancers. Good dane
ing is actually condemned as dad FORM"
The American practice Of reversing in the
waltz was crushed because "Oh, the best
people don't reverse" Now, can we ever
be so vulgar as to reverse again.
The Olympic gymnasium has f~orty-one
members, of whom fourteen are boys I'M
der 16 years OF age. 1t is expected to in
crease the membership TO fifty during the
present month. There is room for $50.
| The baths during the warm spell are worth
the price of admission three times over.
The first genuine Mexican sombrero
that has been seen in Eureka for q long
| time was worn by q gentleman who came
in from White Pine yesterday. 1t Is q
costly hat. made OF the most durable straw
and deliberately trimmed with silver and
| gold ~fringing. The sombrero attracted q
good deal Of attention.
Read A. A. Andres general insurance
agency advertisement in this mornings
| SENTINEL. His companies are all first
| class, and he is very prompt in his bust
ness. Persons going on the July excur-
| sion should not fail to get from him an &C
| cidental policy before leaving. They only
| cost rs cents for 9 day, or 81 50 for q
| month.