Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-12

| After July ! the w~eet-D0und Tram Will
stop for breakfast ct Reno.
"what they say Of us" should some
times be translated, "What we say Of our
selves"
Dayton Coleman and Joe Toomey have
| returned from . rodeo on ]. A. Wilson's
ranch.
The second trial OF Coombs for the kill
ing Of Jack Ross will begin ct Carson on
the 25th.
/ W. E. Griffin. agent for Wells, Fargo
& Co. at this place, returned from Carson
Sunday night.
Albion was quoted at 40 and 80 cents in
yesterdays afternoon Board, and Eureka
Tunnel at 10 cents.
On the LIST OF July Gilmer & Salisbury
will u a fully equipped tri-weekly stage
line between Eureka and Typo.
A pocket memorandum book was found
on the street yesterday, which the owner
can have by calling at this Office.
A forfeit was put up last night for a race
between Judge Rives' marc and Tom
Trainers Frank for $500, Sunday.
The Old Montgomery Guard met ct
their Armory in Virginia City last Thurs
day evening and formally disbanded.
Palisade presents . very neat and pleas-
ing appearance at present. A little more
life would make il bristle with importance.
Tom Trainer has sold his railroad bus
to W. H. Sweeney, who will hereafter do the
carrying business between the depot and
town.
Luther Clark has on exhibition at the
Palace some very rich specimens Of ore
from the Belmont mine sent up to O.. ].
Lansing.
Typo, Morey, Reveille, Jefferson and
nearly all the small camps south are show
ing new life. and work il starting up in
them with . vim.
The Junior Baseball Club leave here
next Thursday in private conveyance to
play the Austin nine ct Vaughn's ranch,
near Austin, next Saturday.
The Carson Appeal notes the develop
ment ct the Capital OF something new-a
Chinese hoodlum, q boy Of IS years, who
the Cinnamon say Is a "terror."
The SENTINEL acknowledges the receipt
Of a complimentary ticket to the Second
Annual Exhibition 1T Denver, Colorado,
which opens July II and closes Sept 80.
1883.
Ben. Leete il cultivating 16 acres Of
trees near Reno for which he gets sl60 per
annum from Washoe County. The law
gives anybody $40 an acre per annumw who
will go aud do likewise.
A private dispatch was received here
yesterday that Miss Mite Lewis. lately one
OF the bouquet OF bellies Of Eureka. was led
to the altar by a well-to-do young gentle
man Of Oakland, CAL, the day before.
The attempt to reduce the tailings at
Cornucopis, which came from the old
Leopard and Hussey mines, without roast
ing, has proved q failure. The experiment
is to be tried again with q roasting furnace.
The Carson & Colorado Railroad has
Mound House. The work Of building
goes on vigorously. but some delay is
caused owing to . temporary scarcity Of
ties.
The Water Company's bydrsnt in Ruby
Avenue lost its top and side caps yester-
day afternoon some way or other and
caused a food which attracted the etten-
ton OF Q large crowd who wondered what
was up.
The contemplated August excursion to
San Francisco has fallen through. The
G. P. road, after holding out inducements
tukt IAtCo WuutQ 10 ktsCis " uey INV
will not charter any cars during thai
month.
An unused shAnty OF Q stable on The
other side OF Atlas Hill was consumed by
fire Yesterday afternoon. The alarm
brought everybody out and the hose com
panies responded readily to the call. but
there was no danger aud nothing to save
Buy your Fourth Of July excursion
x.l.A- l. L. fn4I t EA.A frnr,
Palisade to San Francisco and Monterey,
and return, $50. From Eureka, to the
above places, $38 for the round trip.
There will be no other excursion this year.
Apply to J. Straus for tickets.
The gymnasium at the Rink will proba-
bly, be started OF the 18th. The baths
will also then be in order. The general
public Is invited TO take this opportunity
Of getting clean. strong and healthy. The
monthly dues havo been reduced to 81.
Applications must be made TO Mr.. Aulbach-
Johnny Quinn and Billy Bassett are
about to build . high-toned saloon at
Taylor. The so men at work in the mines
there couldn't do without II. without this
lair the tiger could not show up to advan'
tage. Monte can flourish in the open sir
on . buffalo hide. but the animal from
Bengal can't get along without coaching
The O. p. refuses to grant the request Of
the q. p. to start their passenger train out
from San Francisco earlier in the morning,
20 ~ 70 reach Ogden In the evening in
stead Of In the morning. There IL war 10
the knife between the two companies. The
building Of . road 10 the Pacific either by
the o. P. or the D. 4 R. G. ID simply Z
question Of time.
The Humboldt River ct Gerald 10 abou,
90 feet wide ct present. The stream II
very high for the season and swift, hav
ing risen gradually for the past four weeks
The water will, however, begin to receds
by the end Of the present week, and thu
river be fordable with teams during thu
latter part Of July. A small row boat y
now employed to transfer travellers to BAT
ford. Price each way. % csnts.
Eportsmen would ind Stafford Canyon
3 good place TO test their skill with . shot
gun. The place Il literally alive with
doves. A miner on being asked why b.
did not shoot the messengers OF peace
that were cooling about his cabin. remarked
that he had no time for such trivial sport
He had enough to do TO attend TO his DO
nanxa. without carrying . kicking CUR
about In the blazing sun.
Two herds OF Durham bulls, about loo
altogether, we're driven through Stafford
on Sunday. They were fue looking ami
mails, from yearlings up. Their desttns
lon IL some good grazing point in thu
northern part Of the county. where the,
will no doubt be offered for SALE. A in'
Durham bull il said to be worth from
50, 900 to IS, 900. which would make ths
herds quite valuable. The bulls belong
to Mr.. benson Of Beowawe.
PERSONAL.