Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

thrown during the day, causing spon-
taieouS combustion to take place,
presenting Il phenomenon rarely secen,
and which WAS Witnessed last evening
10y Il number of gentlemen interested
in the wonders of the scientific ar.
CARD OF THANKS.-The managing
director of the Richmond Mining Com
panv presents his compliments to the
Editor of the EUREKA SENTINEL, and
desires through his columns toeNpress
to the members of the Eureka Fire De-
partmcnt his deep sense OF the ob!iga-
ton the Company is under for their cf-
ficicnt service III the fire on Saturday
last and also to the citizens generally
for the good will displayed by them in
cndeav BRING to preserve the property
from the flames.
EDWARD PRoBEET.
NJ. ID. X. NJ. Co.
THE WRESTLING MATCH. The wrest-
ling bout at the Mammoth Corral end
ell sunday with the following result:
First prize, 800, awarded to Samuel
Smell; second prize, so. to Joseph
Hawk: third prize. $50, Thomas Far
ley; fourth prize. 81, Richard Car
william; fifth prize. so. Nicholas
Very; sixth prize. $40, Thomas Wer-
rv. The attendance TO witness the
friendly trial of strength was large.
and great interest manifested i'll the
proceedings.
NEWARK IrEMS.-.A new discovery
i'll the upper and lowerlevel Of the Bat
terry mine promises to SurpaSs any
thing vet struck in the District .......A
rich discovery is also reported i'll the
Sanchez mine......D Dick sharon. the
MAJ shot some time since ut that place.
has been renewed to Hamilton, he
having become worse. 1t onc time it
was thought he would ~rccovcr. but
now serious approximations are felt as
70 whe.hcr h will survive.
FEoM ELko.-Ex-S.Ieriir Ben. Fitch
and Mr.. Heinllart. the Forwarding
merchant. arrived last night by private
conveyance from Ello. Mr.. lieinhart.
we believe. process to Tyho 10 look
after some freight matters; and Ben,
We understand j. On route for White
Pine. intending to return home by the
way of Ruby Valley. He will ON
tinuc his journey this afternoon or 10
morrow. Ben. say The political pot
has commenced boiling i'll ealnc>; III
Elko.
COUNTY CoMMIsSIoNEEs.-Thc regu-
lar monthly meeting of the Board OF
County commissioners a held yes
terdav. Presents: ID. II. Hall. l.. W.
Cromer, and +. IL. Harmon. Clerk of
the Board. \. large number of bills
We're presented and acted upon. The
Board adjourned ut ) L. NJ. to meet this
afternoon and transact the unfinished
business :.
IN TowN.-Jl"k Giimcr. ltah'> pio-
necr stage man, arrived in town yes
tcrdav from salt Lake City. Mr.. Till
n,er is part owner in anumhcr OF stage
lines that ave Bri-llam's domains,
and looks a hale and hearty ~ of wore
when experimenting the Brid-er hi
vision OF the lIo3iaday line. lie viii
remain III town day or 50 attending
to business. and then return 10 Zion.
THREE DAYS MoHE.-Dr. Schlosscr.
the celebrated chiropodi>,. Will remain
IN town but three days longer. leaving
on Thursday night. All persons
troubled with cornS, bunions or dis
ease of the feet should improve The OPP
%rortunity and have the Decor attend
10 them before his departure. Ills
rooms are at the Eurcka iIo;cl.
ZONE ANp ALL Thomas Hos
kings. proprietor of the above named
saloon. has on hand Il fine assortment
al Wii,es. liquors and cigars. Ills
place OF bu>lnr,> is on North Main
street, AMI i, the headquarters of the
Cornish Glcc Club. Give him q call.
See his card.
ACCErrHp.-i;y referrn G t to our adj
vcrtising columns il will il" seer that
Sanue! Smell has accepted B2wes' chal-
itugc TO wre>iln wi him for a purse
Of soc aside. The mec.;nr Viii mk.
I place III . 7. Vi. to-day at The Mammoth
Corral. Admission. free. If both men
come up with the money Il lively
tuescl may be anticipated.
BULLION SHIPMENTS. Yesterday
and the day before the Eichmord Com
panv shipped Holt pounds of re-
fined ami the Eurcka ConSolidatci
Company $3.50 pounds OF crutc bud
lien i.y rri,chard's line to Pali>ade.
Teal, --1,'37 pounds.
ATTENTION linokS.-Thc regular
Hook and Ladder Conponv takes
place this evening. nj the office of Jus
lice beatty. :. full attendance is re-
queSted. a> the election of officers for
The ensuing term Is 10 take place.
SclIooI.-Aitcr weeks vacati IL the
session of school was resumed n the
Eureka Public School Yesterday. The
attendance was quite large, and speaks
well of the boys and girls e%ndcaroring
to obtain a COOL education.
STILL WANTING.-A little girl attend
in. the public school informs us that
the scholars arc still un>upplied with
drinkin. recommendations. Mess the
matter j. attended to "a there viii
he Il strike among the students.
TnANNS.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Jones Will accept II thanks for MI
merous bottles of s~parklin. Mosclle,
the cause whereof viii lie found under
the marriage notes of This Issue.
DIvipENp. The Eureka tonso.i-
lated Company Yesterday paid Il divi-
deni of 81 Ter share, a~.srega,in@
Shu ,to0.
For SALE OR RENrt-A riano. In
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