Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-27

car powder; toy j. w. ElIyson /
car horses by agent G. pr r II
cars merchandise. from the West
ana cars merchandise. from tho
East.-Shipped-by Freeman &
Il Co.. to Flack's station Tt,b D
cars bulllon, to Hamilton 5O,OM
pounds merchandise, to Eureka
iu,ooU pounds merchandise: hy
Reinhart Bros, 10000 hams, bacon
ana sundry merchandise to En-
reka' 2o,oOO pounds barley and %
600 pounds flour to Hamilton. 90
OOO pounds coal oil and 700 kegs of
powder to Treasure Hill.
POSTPONED.-Owing to an nm
foreseen accident the Improved
Order of Red Men has been com
PEELED to indefinitely postpone its
bali,which was announced to take
place on the 9th of June.
ORE.-Any person having cor
per ore to dispose of can find a
cash purchaser by addressing A
j. RoulstOne. or Nj. p. Freeman a.
Co., Elko, Nevada.
From the Humboldt Register, May al
TWO gentlemen arrived here last
week direct from Canyon City,
over the new road, which they re-
port in excellent condition. Sew
erai Grant county farmers intend
settling in Humboldt, and num-
Der of merchants in Canyon CITY
are selling out with the view Of
going into business in Winnie
mucca.
ALIEN. WISE started two OK
teams this week over the new
road from here to Austin, loaded
with $4,000 pounds of freight each.
The road must be in pretty good
condition, when so heavily loaded
teams can pass over it.
PROF. G. b. PLUMMER, the elo-
cutiOnist, humorist and eccentric
character delineator, honored our
town with two of his immitable
parlor entertainments on Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings.
MARRIED.-At Battle Mountain
station, May Is, 1873, by Justice f.
A. Scott, F. NJ. Bradshaw to Pat
tie V. Givins, all of Battle Mouu-
tam.
Miss JENNIE WHEELER, of
Reading, Hamilton county, Ohio,
wants to know the whereabouts
of her brother, Charley Wheeler.
From the Gold Hill News, May 2i.l
SEVERELY INJURED.-The little
son OF Andrew Lofters, at Day
ton, aged seven years, who fell
from one of the failing carts at
Birdsall's mill last Monday, strik-
ing upon his head, was more serl-
ously injured than at first sup
posed. He received severe scalp
wound severing or rupturing an
artery, which caused considerable
etf'usion of blood between the
scalp and skull. The child has
laid in cOmetous condition ever
since, with the head badly sWol-
len.
WATER COMPANY'S FLUME. =
The Kleupfer Brothers have de-
livered on the ground all the lum-
ber required for the construction
of the Water Companys fiume
four and One-h llf miles each way
from the dollhouse, on the Ophll
Grade. II is expected that the
work of constructing the hume
will be completed within ten days
SCHOOL CENSUS. - The returns
made bv the Census Marshal OF
Elowery School District, for the
present wear, show that there are
80 children il the district, between
the ages of six and eighteen. Ol
this number, fifteen come wlth'
in the Compulsory Education
Law.
STRAWBERRIES. - The average
daily consumption Of California
straw berries in Virginia Clty
amounts to $50 cases, or Z,2o1
mounds. The amount consummeo
! in Gold Hill is correspondlnsly
large. :,
REISG REpAIRED.-The boiler
of the steamer "GOvern0r Bias
del" a Lake Bigler craft, is under.
going repairs at the Pioneer Boiler
Works on the Divide.
from the Enterprise of the Ath.l
THE COUNTY JAIL. There are
at present twelve prisoners III a, III,
county Jail. SIX OF tne nuiliVo, nun So,
n;nnr ottenses. OF the others
lack Spencer is awaiting trial Tor
mmrder of his wife; Levi Chap
maa is awaiting the action OF t!ie t,.