Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-19

gllded saloon. We are ALWAYS will
ing to make the change, if but for the
change only.
SECOND TRIAL OF H FIRE En-
TINGUISHER.-The second trial of the
Babcock fire extinguisher in opposing
combustion, was made last night in
front of Dan. Morgan's saloon. Quite
a crowd had assembled to witness the
operations OF the new machine. A
large pile Of highly combustible
pitch pine wood was made and fired,
and, after the flames had raised to
their height, the stream of carbonic
acid was turned upon it, and the fire
almost entirely extinguished in less
than five minutes. For use at the be-
ginning OF a fire, before it makes
much Roadway, these machines are of
more value than anything now in use
for the same purpose.
"AND THE LAMB AND THE LION
SHALL LIE Down ToaETuER."-This
biblical proverb was yesterday veri-
fed in the arrival by the same con-
veyance Of j. w. Shaw, who repre-
SCLtCu Viz lLuIChd SOllSOllu tleu III
the late great suit, and j. j. Corrigan,
who looked after the interests of the
Richmond on the same interesting
occasion. We are told that they slept
together OH the way up, and are now
the very best of friends. If these
chiefs bury the Ratchet, certainly there
should be no ill-feeling between out
siderS. They are here on business
connected with their respective COM
panies.
BUSINESS CHANGE. - Allen Mac
aulay has entered into copartnership
with Thos. Murphy in the boot and
shoe making. in the old San Fran
cisco Restaurant building on Main
street. Mr.. Macaulay IS from Silver
City. Idaho, where he carried on a
similar business on al extensive
scale. He will be pleased to meet all
Of his old friends from that region.
Mr.. Murphy is, preparing to 80 East
in a short time, and desires all who
are indebted to him to call and settle
Immediately. We direct attention to
the card of the new firm to be found
under the head of New to-day"
GEDDES AND BERTRAND. - These
gentlemen, wner of the celebrated
mine OF the same name, among
the departures for the West by last
nights stage. Tney take with them
about So 900, realized from a crush
ing of ore from their mine during
their brief stay up here in the wilder
ness. Geddes and Bertrand have got
the best thing on the coast. Whenever
they need a few thousand they just
come and make a cleanup and then
return to the Bay to enjoy it.
RESCUE DRILL.-A. 5. Campbell,
the energetic foreman, desires us to
notify the members of Rescue Hose
Company that they are expected to
turn out for drill this evening at seven
o'clock sharp. 1t is possible that dur
ing the drill the company will make
some display of its efficiency by eX-
perimenting on bonfires gotten up for
the occasion. The boys feel sanguine
that they are able TO lay over n
Babcock Extinguisher.
FINE CIGARs.-Roman Il Bro. are
constantly receiving large consign-
ments of the choicest brands Of cigars
and tobacco, both from the East and
the West, which they supply to GUS
tOmers i'm quantities both wholesale
and retail, and at rates in keeping
with a spirit of liberality to the trade.
Their place is on the west side OF
Main street, a few doors above the
stage office.
~
Misunderstanding man who killed
Lynch recently in Phoebe, figured
last year, says a Salt Lake exchange
As a .bully" and slot jumper" at
Ophir anyOn He also touched at Eu-
reka last Fall, and while here, as is
currently stated, figured in a plot to
assassinate a sporting man VINO Is
still O resident Of the Base Range.
ERRATUM.-In giving an account OF
the mines on Austin Hill, in yester-
days issue. we inadvertently omitted
to mention the Cicero claim. which is
located in close proximity! 10 the
Jones mine, and is owned principally.
by Mr.. Daugherty. This mine IS OF
some promise, ana It's vaiue IS III
sympathy with that OF its neighDor'
owing to the intimate contiguity.
BULLION SHIPMENT.-W. l.. Pritch
ard shipped yesterday bullion as fol-
lows: For the Richmond Consolidated
6O.153 pounds for the Ruby Console,
dated. 20, $40 pounds. Total, sl,Os3
pounds.
For THE BAY.-Mrs. w. NJ. Gates
and her sister, Mrs. Luther Clark.
leave this morning by carriage ior
Palisade, where they will take the
cars for San Francisco. They expect
TO be absent q month or more.