Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-16

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Semtimsl's Reporter.
The District Court meets at 10 o'clock
this morning.
Eureka Lodge No. 16, r. Il A. NJ, meets
at 7:30 O'Clock this evening.
The east bound train was an hour late
at Palisade last night, causing a delay in
the E. Il p.
A bundle OF papers directed TO Mrs.
Rouse, Geddes, is held at the Postofice for
lack Of postage.
Counterfeit half-dollers are said to be
circulating in Eureka, but. il 80, they are
as scarce as the genuine article.
That dog duel is in immediate prospect.
A little more flesh of Orndorfs purp and
at it they'll go. Reserved seats are in great
demand.
Owing to some break or other we did
not get tho names Of the e. q P. passen-
gers by telegraph, hence there was no list
published.
The Frenchmen are making prepara-
| tions in all the large cities in the United
States to celebrate July IA, the anniversary
OF the taking Of the Bastile.
The Reveille the arrival Of
our baseball boys Wednesday night. after q
hard days drive. looking bright and lively
and feeling sanguine Of success.
An ancient proverb says: The most
solemn Of birds Is an owl; the most solemn
OF fishes, an oyster; the most solemn OF
beasts, an ass; the most solemn Of men, an
ass also.
H. K. Mitchell brought in yesterday
from the old Spring Valley District, oppo-
site the Reeves & Berry mine, across the
valley, some specimens Of ore rich in grey
carbonAtes and black metal.
Billy Spinks is again in limbo. He
gathered together the jewels Of another
person at Lovelock Station, was tried and
convicted and sentenced to 2 0gdays in
the County Jail at WinnemuccA
At Mapels' ranch on the E. & P. there is
Q piece Of ground an acre or two in extent
covered with bright native flowers, which
present . charming appearance in contrast
with the homely sage that surrounds them.
G. B. Streitberger has sent in to Eureka
. number Of Photographic views Of the
mining works at Typo, which can be seen
at the Jackson House, and will be Of inter-
est to Eurekans who have never visited
that camp.
Two letters directed to H. E. standish,
Sswtooth, Idaho, not being called for at
| that Postofice, nave been returned to
Eureka" according TO the vague directions
on the envelope. The person who mailed
them may reclaim them ct the Eureka
Postofice.
A 24-hour go~-as-you-pleaso race 10 n
OF the possibilities at the Rink, il the local
pedestrians be sufficiently numerous and
ambitious. Mr.. Mckay will accommodate
the walkers with a match IL six or more
entries can be secured to make it interest
ing and exciting.
The Rink was opened yesterday as q
| gymnasium for the Summer. Nest OF the
apparatus is in place and the baths will be
in order to-day. The place is open for
members day and night. Everybody can
join by paying q dollar a month. Boys
under l6, 80 cents.
Stafford has had its first birth. 1t is
endowed with all Of the requisite appoint
ments for q pioneer, and Jonathan Walker
WAS the architect.-Tuscarora Times. This
Is one Of Lambert's pleasant fctions. The
little Walker came seven months ago, and
Mrs. Walker is not aware Of any arrival
since.
There was not a quorum at the meeting
Of the Fourth Of July Finance Committee
last night, hence the meeting is called
again. Members are requested to be pres
ent at 1880 this evening at Baker Il Wines
Office. The matter ought to be attended to
at or ce, in order to make the celebration q
success.
Geo. Elston, manager OF the Cremorne.
| has made arrangements to give q series OF
Saturday matinees at the Opera House
with his company, the first performance to
| be given q week from to-day. The Gre
| morne company is made up of very clever
| speciality artists, who give . pleasing and
amusing entertainment. The admission
will be by popular prices.