Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-05

must I'll he rolled away before the
lire can be put out as it was on this Occl-
sion. 1t was not until the Hooks had
tumbled every bale of hav, working
under Il continual stream II the hands
Of some one on top of n shed, that the
Hose could get at the fire to eXtin-
guish 1t.
ONE OFTHE Hooks.
THE NEW HALL.-We notice that
work on the e and mammoth hall
is progressing finely. The sides are
already up, and q few days more will
Suffice to have the structure under
rover. 1t will be i'm readiness, we
should think, for the approaching
celebration and ball of the Odd Eel
lows.
DEPUTY ASSESSOR Deputy As
SCISSOR Thos. j. Tenant leaves by
to-night's stage for the northern end
OF the county on official business.
He will make his headquarters for
some time at Palisade. He has
promised us an occasional letter for
the SENTINEL from our northern pos
sessions.
IMPROvING.-We are gratified to
learn that Mrs. Il. j. Maupin, so long
and seriously i'll, is thought to be i'm
proving. She is still very weak, how
ever, and some time must necessarily
elapse before she will have fully
recovered.
ARRIVED T. Oberfelder, of the
firm of Oberfelder & Harrison, re-
turned yesterday from q business
visit to San Francisco. Messrs. Ober-
stock of goods Ell route, selected es-
peel lily for the Spring aud Summer
trade.
JURYMEN.-The firempn of Austin
have determined for themselves who
of their number shall serve as jurors
under the new law. They drew lots.
and now some of the non-eXempts
threaten to withdraw altogether from
the Fir Department.
FRESH EGGs.-Colonel Kelley, of
the Board of Health. placed a dozen
of fine eggs, fresh from his henery,
on eur table Yesterday. He says he
has Il large number OF chickens, and
any amount OF fresh eggs constantly
on hand and for sale cheap.
JoGGLEs."-We see by the RereiNe
that ''Joggles' Wright touched at
Austin the other dav on his way out
tn Belmont. His company has pur-
chased a half interest in the Monitor
mill at Belmont, paying therefor 3d.
900.
WHISKY SPRING TUNNEL.-Owing
to an article in our issue Of yesterday,
huge efforts are leing put forth to re-
sumo work. Go in boys and be sober
and happy in the future.
Tagging SCARCE.-There is quite a
demand for two and three-inch lag
rinr in some of the mines on Ruby
Hill. Yesterday tAree thousand ieet
OF plank were purchased for this pur-
pose.
SALOON BUILDlNG.-A building to
he occupied as a saloon is in purse OF
construction next door to Billy
Nichols livery stable on Main street.
/ It's a good locality.
WILL START UP.-The PheniX fur
a we understand, will start up
this afternoon. 1t is to be supplied
with one from the celebrated IA. N.
mine.
CALICO BALL.-The gay and festive
are hereby reminded, that there is to
No a Calico Ball at the lower dance
hall on Buel street, this evening.
FOURTH OF july TUNNEL.-A new
contract of fifty feet is about to be let.
The rock is so hard that S25 per foot is
| not considered an eNtravagant prlce.
TuIRTY-FoURTH DAY OF LENT. =
Services will he held in st. James
hurch to-day at IL o'clock a. NJ. ana
81 o'clock p. NJ.
NOTICE.-It is Il we'll Known
| fact that Dyspepsia and Indigestion are
| the causes OF ncarly all the diseases that
the human body is heir to-; then why
nav enormous doctors bills: ny using
Dr. HeIley's celebrated ! X |. Filters
| they can be thoroughly eradicated from
| the system and new life impaired ne
| sufferer. Read advertisement in an0ther
column.
NJ. b. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses to let and for sale in all parts OF
the city also General lntelligencer: ana
will obtain employment for men ana
women Inquire at the CALIFORNIA l.u,'-
hnr Yard. on south Huel street. m-o
A SPECIALITY!
Call! Call
GALL ATTHE
Eureka Boot, Shoe, Hat and
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