Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-08

STREET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stroofS
are now in a condition which gould
ronaor t,,o sor,;,os % ~. ...:.,.,.--
sP'.N'i"s
."l.s greatly appreciated by the clti-
:He,'s ana the business men, as the dust
- %peco''li's an into!crable nuisance.
ahse'iich are being already made
. START the carts ON the streets, by
MeSsrs. iatteh ~ siam: 1hey have
oota'heu tihe = OF use Tor all surplus
WATER rom tne Mccoy water Com
~ the iioosac furnace, the other
'iear "Nniah warehouse, III Nam
strcet. Ihcy Will thoroughly sprinkle
wan street., rom the lower n OF II
street up 10 the S'lVer Brick Hotel, and
me Erea'er portion OF i'uei street, rely
ing LOT remuneration Tor their services
upon the weekly collection OF such
SUMS as 'noSe peiientteu oy the work
WISH y uo,1''e. me WORK IS Sadly
''eeoeu, ana III n hands OF the right
sorl vi lieu Will prove u paying ousi-
''css.
REMOVING Ir.-Workmen are en-.
gagged in removing the slag-dump at
the Consolidated furnaces, and filling
W. VI '.e '''" N"'
h % ho,,',h, tho sI.v nn .Ho ~ "N
paving. we are informed. 81 900 for the
lot. They expect to make money III the
operation, by saving all the bullion
escaping the tanks and deposited with
the Stag on the dump. The Stag makes
Il very good -Oad-bcd mixed with
earth, and as they have to remove it
from the grounds a better use could
not be made of it.
PERSONAL.-CO Reilly, known to
all n'ra>s aiie!ahs, was III .oWn yes
,isc" where be has been soiournimo
for several months. He is on his way
back to Eureka. Nevada, where al
present he a his home. Con
Thought Eureka a good place to get
away from during the prevalence OF
the Winter storms, but considers it the
desirable place OF Nevada State now
that the embargo of snow II mud
mas Decn raiScu.-'I"SH HHf.Y mon.
,,l,,l to cs, bon,. Ills y,,,a l. love,
concerning tho n]rosnccts of Eureka.
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COEEECTIoN.-An item in ycstcr-
DAVIS SrxrvxE1 stated that IIl. Char.
,..-..
""''" anu 'i'''e "ii-"'H ''"Ses Il" Z
moved their cattle from snake fIver
Humboldt Wells. This was an error.
lhcN say SHAKE river alior"s tne peSt
rxncct To sick TO it. Only about three
inches of SNOW fell on Snake river dur
ing the everest storms of last Winter.
TEAMS WANTED.-We are told that
there is a great scarcity of teams i'm
'h'S u'>'l'ct a. '"e Prese't ''''e' Inc!
are "ec''" ~ "a"' '"'A'e'' "o'"' '""'
a'id other necessary h,a'eiiai Ior lne
MINES anu furnaces u. NJ. lowell
VIII" '''> occi' '""''''S o'o ''cnt'
"'H eie ~" ""Sn 49, ~ :. 80.
Nv" Su'''"S """' "c nv
reka. lie has seven or eight large
teams.
cour, ..,rn- Tla ,xo,L hciny dome
If l.,e on ,o,x.r Main street NV Road
,-,- 80, ,,-u -
-. -. " .I:
.ollip'Gte" anu ~ io"' !" s"ou co''ui-
p'oSeu a.. present. on tie !'"oH M!
Pinto mountain.
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Extraordinarily supplies of beau
t;fu, flowers are now arriving from
o',:.-.:. m,S ..., .., .a.,,.
sale among the saloons and store
keepers WINE 'he cei'er-!ap:e ID Tue
Mate ,I,",,t yo,a ~co,,,a;n;n~ tho,.
~, a,nbia,,S of n,,nre,S nur;fv
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STATED Ir.-The Eureka CONSOLE
dated Company started up ahother
furnace last night II have now TWO
Iu,ii..i.S .".. f,r,,,nns ,ho
o,hnrS x,.t aw.;rinya further supply
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PERSONAL. superintendent j. Il.
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