Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-02
AN ADDITION.-Ed- Scboofor hos

JuSe hiauo u very Important addition
to his San Francisco restaurant, in the
shape OF a commodious department
for baking. purposes. BY invitation
OF the affable proprietor we last night
inspected the new institution from
top to bottom. The bake-oven, which
IS a mammoth concern, even larger
than Doctor McKenney's new Era
Furnace, is provided with four blasts,
and a baking surface capable of turn
ing out the staff of life i'm
sufficient quantities to feed two
towns the size of Eureka. Schaef-
err has secured the services of
one of the most celebrated bakers and
pastry cooks on the Pacific coast, and
Will hereafter carry on the baking
business in all of its branches i'm con-.
nection with his restaurant. Families
and others will be supplied daily by
simply leaving their orders. No eX-
ira charge for delivering to regular
customers. Ed. Schaefer is one of our
most e%nterprising citizens, and de-
serves to succeed in all of his under
takings.
No ELECTIoN.-Private dispatches
were received here last evening an
nouncing the decision of the Supreme
Court in the Eureka election case.
The Court holds that the proceedings
of the Board were all regular, and
that the writ tor mandamus must
therefore be dismissed. 1t Is i'm possi-
BILE to tell from the brief dispatches
at hand what point the case turned
upon, but the inference seems fair
that the constitutional question has
not yet been reached. We regret this,
as the question of the constitutionality
of special elections is one of more
than passing interest to the whole
State.
PRoFANE.-Mighels, of the Carson
appeal, in commenting on an item in
a recent issue Of the SENTINEL, rela-
tive to Jul new lookup, wrings in the
ing their visual organs W. their
growing Jail. In congratulating itself
| and its neighbors npon this cheering
circumstance, the SENTINEL gushes
out and says: "The County Jail will
be rather diminutive in size, but will
be unsurpassed in point of structure"
This is only the super-elegant, hifa-
lutin way of indulging i'm that ejacu-
lation of mingled exultation and pro-
family ~"little, but Oh God |"
PATENT SECURED. - MI. Thomas
McGlew informs us that he received
a letter this morning from Washing
ton, stating that his application for a
| patent for the Eagle Improved Chic
ridizing Furnace had been granted.
have me OF these furnaces erected at
the mill which he designs building at
Columbus.
The above is from the Rereile. A
| gentleman informs us that the pro-
| cess of Mr.. Mc,1lew Is pronounced at
Washington the very best that has
ever made application for patent.
NARROW ESCAPE. We were in
formed yesterday that Father Hynes
met with a severe accident on Sunday
by being thrown from his horse. The
horse reared with him after he was
mounted, and fell backwards. The
only injury the Father received, how
ever, was a bruise over the eye by
coming in contact with a post in the
fall. Every one says ne had a narrow
escape from being killed.
A YOU'VE FIREMAN.-Master Seaton,
the tive-year old son of w. A.. Seaton,
passed the SENTINEL office last e
ing attired in a bran new fireman's
rig from heat to foot, including the
regular style of hat, red shirt and
black pants. This bold young fire
man informs us that he is to occupy,
a place on the truck of the Hook and
r ol1nr Com no w on tho ENOlrfh
RESCUE MEETING.-We are request
ed by the efficient Secretary, Webb
Cross, to state that there will be a
meeting of Rescue Hose Company at
the usual hour and place this evening.
A full attendance is especially de-
sired, as important business connect
ed with the celebration and ball will
claim attention. Turn out in full
force.
The JACKSON FURNACE.-We un-
derstand that the old Jackson fur
mace is soon to resume operations.
Ore is now being de .ivered, and ev-
erVthing seems to indicate great actlv-
ity in that quarter ere long. With all
OF the furnaces in operation, Eureka
must necessarily be much liveller
this season than at any previous peri
Oh in its history.
THE BoYs.-All Of the boys in and
about town, including those VINO at
tend school as we'll as others, are e.
pected to participate in the procession
on the Fourth. An ample supply of
sashes, rosettes. flags. etc., for these
young patriots have been supplied by
the ladies. The boys are requested 10
meet in force at the store OF Ashlm
Brothers on the morning OF the
Fourth in time to join in the process
sion. We are also requested by n
committee to extend an invitation to