Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-29

well to-day. Have also some first.
class ore in the old Buckeye. south
ron WindSall shaft. below anv old
workings. 1t bids fair to produce a
considerable quantity. Two furnaces
i'll blast.
FROM PANCAKE. Colonel Lewis
wasin yesterday from Pancake noun
tam. lie reports the coal p, prospects
improving rapidly, and thinks there
IS no longer a doubt about finding
that very desirable article of fuel in
naying quantities at q very early date.
me nre stone interests of Pancake
are also looking prosperous. The
Nolonei has recently discovered a
quarry OF beautiful varigated marble
III the same section. He saws it re-
se'nbies a bar of CASTLE soap in color,
ana Is of the finest possible quality.
Inc wealth of Pancake mountain
promises to be as varied as it is known
to be great.
HOME AGAIN. The irrepressible
Sweeney has returned from a protract-
ed visit to San Francisco. lie re-
counts many narrow escapes while
sloshing around among the Barbarv
coasters. but says he managed to keep
ont or the statiOn-fiOuse. We may
add, in this connection. that Sweeney
has some of the finest huggies and
teams on the way up that eyer made
a track west of the Rocky mountains,
CHARLES REsTAURANT-We know
whereof we speak when we saw
Charlie Cobb keepsa first-class restau-
rant in the Eureka Hotel building.
His tables are always furnished with
the very hest obtainable in the mar
ket, and Charlie is himself one of the
most unable and Obliging Young
men in America. He richly deserves
the success which he is achieving in
his present line of business.
SoUALLY.-The weather was disa-
greeably cold and Il big effort was
made Yesterday and last night to get
up a snow storm. 1t was still trying
to snow at 2 o'clock this morning,
with the chances a little in favor of
the storm. We don't propose to haz-
ard our we'll established reputation
a. q Dlo IIICt VII a tICblCtiOiI 40 w tlC
nature of the weather six hours from
now. Not much.
THE New FURNACE.-We regret to
announce that DR.. McKenney's fur
mace did not work satisfactorily. The
heat was q complete success, and all
that could he desired, but the plan Of
the Smelter was not exactly the
proper thing. The furnace is nov he
ing remodeled to conform to the
/, main fl atures of the II erected bv
Mr.. Stevens in San Francisco. 1t will
perhaps requi e ten days to make the
change.
INFORMATION WANTED-Mary Di
Pazzi OConnor writes from Kansas
City. Missouri, to Father Hynes, Of
this place, for Information concerning
Charles O'ConnOr, who, when last
heard from, ABOUT four months ago,
was living in Eureka. Any person
knowing anything Of his whereabouts
will confer a favor by communicating
with Father Hynes.
SIeNIFICANT.-Ravmoni & Ely de-
clined in the San Francisco Stock
Board YESTERDAY from SS5 to $50 so per
share, and the HermeS advanced from
81 so to So so per share. This looks
a little significant, and we should not
I've surprised if the San Francisco
| sharpS had information which implies
the success of the Hermes in the great
suit now drawing so near to a close.
FINE LIBRAKY.-Tne splendid law
and miscellaneous library OF Judge
| Hump has arrived from Austin, and
Yesterday was being unpacked and
put in place in the office OF Messrs.
iIupp& Hillhouse, in Seaton 4 Clark's
| stone building. 1t is perhaps the
| finest library in the whole State, X
| cept. of course, the State Library at
Carson.
EXPLANATION. We publish the
| proceedings of the meeting Of the
| Mexican War Veterans held last Sat
| urday a second time. Our explana-
| tion ofthisis. that some of the Veterans
wanted extra copies of the SENTINEL
! for distribution "a nOng their old conf
| rades in various parts of the country.
FROM THE BAY.-Col. Jack Hayes.
| Of the wholesale liquor firm of Giles
HAYES & Co., San Francisco, arrived
| here Sunday and departed yesterday.
We number the Colonel among our
old-time friends, and regrc! that we
happened to he out when he dropped
in to see us.
New FLooR.-A new floor is being
put down in Morgan's dancing hail.
on Buel street. At present the
premises have the appearance or
"some banquet hall deserted" bn5
| soon again we shall hear the old
| familiar sound, lone more couple
wanted"
Personal. Mr.. Corragan, OF n
| Richmond Company, arrived Ill town
| by private conveyance on Saturday
last. He comes, we presume 70 lo!N
,fter the interests of his company ia
general, and the great suit Win the
| Eureka Consolidated in particular.