Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-11

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They are calling the weather unusual
again.
Who says Summer has Gomez Bring forth
the culuminator.
The doctors say there is considerable
sickness about town.
L. Wertheimer, o merchant OF Phoebe,
left on yesterdays train for San Francisco.
Prosecutors are now out in all directions
In the mountains busily engaged in their
Summers work.
Many a merry maiden is treading the
elopement path TO the divorce court in this
year Of hope and folly.
It ia only the woman who is given away
in marriage. The man gives himself awsy
before the honeymoon is over.
The washoe District Attorney and Re-
corder are about to test the constitution
atty of the County Salary law.
Sam Davis, at the request of the Com
mittee, has promised to write the poem
for the Fourth of July celebration at Reno.
Mrs. Louis Zsdow, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. r. Sadler for a couple OF
weeks, returned yesterday to her home in
Hamilton.
The total number of children in Paradise
District between six and eighteen years of
age is 122. of whom 81 attend public school
and 8 private school.
A very pleasant surprise was given
Ed Byrne at the residence Of his mother,
Mrs. NJ. p. Murphy, on Mob Hill, Tuesday
night, by a host Of his friends. All pres
ent were royalty entertained.
It is said that a purse of 5000 has been
made up for the baseballists next Sunday,
the winning nine to ges the same. Con-
siderable interest is also being manifested
in the shooting tournament Ut the same
time.
Run for the doctor, quick help I help
dot baby has swallowed q MCKEE" ex.
claimed Mrs. ~Schaumburg. mime Gott,
you make SO much fuss as il IL was q $50
gold piece. Be calm, Repecca," replied
Nose.
There is a tendency apparent to extend
the leasing system. The miners who are
working under this plan seem to prefer il
TO working for wages, and il has OF late
come into vogue in many camps on the
Coast.
A. BoRNhb - hhAhh 6OSat
the approach OF midsummer. Yesterday
morning at about 8 o'clock the thoughts
of most of the Eurekans who watched the
falling snow as ii filled the air naturally
turned TO midwinter.
At a regular meeting OF Mountain Lodge
No. 81, /. o. O. f., last night, the follow.
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: Noble Grand, j.. II. Hoegh; Vice
u n.a- VIZ D~sAD GAA~
Dorum; Treasurer, f. NJ. Hoffman.
A Shoshone was endeavoring to dispose
| OF q pure white wildcat on Main street
yesterday for the nominal sum Of 81. In.
asmuch as it was the frat one of the pure
color ever seen by many Of our people. il
attracted considerable attention but nc
buyers.
Riegelhuth's band was In attendance o.
the roller skating rink last night, and dis
coursed some fine music. The skaters
glided about the hall until about 10 O'Clock
when they thought they would like to tril
the light fantastic, which they did mp TO q
|, late hour.
Says the Reno Journal: An execution
a.. in the case OF Thompson vs. the Reno Saw
ings Bank ct al. was issued Thursday. ant
the Sheriff levied on the residence of l.. L
Crockett, on the corner OF West and SeconG
streets. Mr.. Crockett was one of the prin
cipsl stockholders In the bank.
Miss Nellie Blackwell was on Tuesday
evening examined by County Superintend'
a ent Douthett and Examiner Beatty for 9
:, school certificate. and was successful In
! getting one OF q second grade. On Mon
day next she expects tc take charge OF the
school in Pine Valley. with an attendance
of probably Is scholars.
The old dividend-paying mine on Pros
pect Mountain. the Silver Connor, paid it
owners another dividend OF 81 900 on jun
z s. As 1t paid 81 900 every working month
last year, it evidently means to do as vel
by its owners this Summer. The mine il
looking we'll. and 10 making good ship
ments of ore TO the furnaces.