Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

w ASH Is
now sole proprietor of the above pop
ular resort. He will at all times be
pleased to g his numerous old
friends, and the public generally; and
MS patrons may rely on receiving
tue very best OF wines and liquors OBJ
talnaD in the San Francisco market.
gee advertisement under head of
New To-Day"
DEATH OF A MINER.-George Nc
kenzie. a miner formerly of this
place, died in Mineral Hill, July 4th.
ID: H.. Hall, of the International Ho-
tel, yesterday received a note inform
my nm OF the fact, and also contain
ing a request that the friends of de-
ceased residing here he advised in re.
lation to the matter.
BELL FOR PIoCHE. -. We noticed
Parson Kelly busily engaged yester-
day in lowering the bell of st. James
Church, for shipment to Phoebe. The
Parson las Seen Col. Cowles' way.
bill, and is getting ready for The big
DELL which Will arrive tomorrow, and
Will he in place for Sunday.
RUBY HILL EXPREss,-J. r. Smith
has established a passenger and pack
age express between this point and
Ruby Hill, and this evening will be
on hand To convey parties to the con
cert. His conveyance will accommO-
uate eight persons, AMI will leave the
Hill at five II at six o'clock,
HOSE MEETING POSTPONED. - On
account of the Concert tonight, for
the relief of Mr.. Dobbs, the unfor-
tunate miner, Judge Bailey. Presi-
dent of the Rescue Hose Company,
authorizes us to postpone the regular
monthly meeting of the company un-
til further notice.
Masonic MEETING Royal Arch
Mason, will take notice that the
meeting this evening will he omitted,
to enable the committee having in
charge The concert for the benefit
of George DObbs, to use the furniture
OF the Hall. By order Of the High
Priest.
THANKs.-Mis. John George takes
this method of returning her many
thanks to all and the many kind
rlpndS who have sc generously and
literally contributed toward a relief
fund for her benefit.
(Siyned) Mrs. JOHN GEORGE.
RUBY BILL. Aug. 3, 1873.
THE ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
The concert to come off tonight at
Eureka Hall should not escape the
attention of any of the disciples of
Apollo or Terpsichore. The pro-
gramme is most complete. The open
ing chorus will be sung at 8 o'clock
REMOVABLE. NJ. Kirchner gives
notice under the head Of New To-
Day" of the removal of his News De-
pot to the opposite side of the street
from the courthouse. He serves all
of the latest papers and periodicals on
time.
EAGLE FURNACE. - The Mining &
Scientific Press contains a cut of Nc
Geiv's new Eagle Furnace. The
Press seems to te of the opinion that
the furnace will prove all that is
claimed for il by the inventor
BULLION SHIPMENT.-W. l.. Pritch.
ard shipped yesterday for the Ruby
Consolidated, G4,000 pounds of bull
lion, and for the Richmond, 10000
pounds. Total, lO4 ,0O0 pounds.
~
DEPARTED.-Billy Daugherty de-
parted yesterday for White Pine and
Phoebe. Billy is popular and makes
business for the house with which lie
is connected wherever he goes.
BACK FROM AUs1IN.-Max ODER.
fielder has returned from a little bust
ness to Lander's capital.
d. MANNHEIM is determined to sell this
week all his Chamb reyS, Lawns and
Percolis from 12h to 20 cents per yard
his M~OSambiqucs and japanese Plaids,
etc. from % TO 80 cts per yard; all his
nice colors of Golden Gate Kid Gloves at
81 % per pair: his ShectingS, such as
L~ous..ale, White Rock, Fruit of the
Loom are in thp Way and will be sold nj