Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-20

being filed. With the capacity OF the
tanks on Ruby Hill, this insures . con-
slant supply of water on hxni excsed-
ing 100000 gallons. .Pbe works are
under the efficient supervision Of w.
a. Miller, the laying of the pipage
having been Entrusted to Thomas
Pearson, who thoroughly understands
that branch of business. Parties resi-
dent on Ruby Hill are supplied from
a cart which passes around, engineered
by the genial Bishop West, who, by
no uueans, however, would lead any
one 10 the belief that he had any pre-
tensions to y bishOpric.
AsToNIsHINa.-The amount of cloth
ing daily sold at the establishment of
J. Cohn 4 Bro. Is astonishing. The
immense stock provided for the Win
ter = Is, fast diminishing; suit af-
ter suit Of the finest manufactured
clothes are being sold to the crowd of
customers who call at the place. The
rush Is owing to the announcement OF
the firm that the immense stock now
ON hand must he sold within 20 days.
Taking advantage of the low prices
every n Is attiring him>elfin a brand
new suit,at greatly reduced prices. Bum
dies disappear from the front entrance
of the establishment at a fearful rate.
Everything sold Is warranted to he as
represented. Any one wanting any
thing in the clothing line, furnishing
goods, a hat, shirt, or necktie, should
call at once on Cohn Il Bro. and pro-
cure them at prices that are astonish-
ingly low. Their store Is on North
Main street, two doors below Clark.
AHEAD.-We PiOchers will have to
throw up the sponge; the folks on the
says, :" got us by q little" They have
just been blessed with a new excite
ment which was developed in the
pleasing form OF hydrOphobic canine.
We can not hope to reach that dizzy
apex OF itemistical happiness, and will
therefore have 10 cave. Only think
what a good place for items Eureka is
becoming? A mad dog. and u cow
hiding by an irritated feminine, all in
the amt issue. In these dull times
such u pitch of reportorial blessedness
is altogether beyond our. hopes.-H-
Oche Record.
And yesterday we had the bullion
shipments and the beautiful snow"
CHOICE HOLIDAY GOODS. - Geo.
Thacher & Co., the we'll known liquor
dealers OF North Main street, have re-
ceived a splendid assortment of wines
and liquors for the holiday trade. Dry
MonoHole, Private Cuvce and cham.
pagnes Of other desirable vintage, with
choice table wines, liquors, porter, ale,
English sauces, pickles, preserves, ETC..
are kept constantly on hand for family
and general use. A select assortment
of bar and table glassware can also be
procured at the above place.
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HELD FOR Observation-Disclosures ad.
dressed to the following-named per.
ons are held at tho p~ostofice here for
want Of postage: Miss Clara Rother.
San Francisco; Bryce Smith, Upper
Still Water, Maine; T.. =. Lehman,
John Williams, Eureka.
RUsHING.-In order to expedite as
much as possibls the business before
the District Court, the juries are taken
to Bigelow's Hall, pending their delib.
era;ions, so as to have the use of the
courtroom in the hearing Of other
cases on the calendar.
THEIR NERDICr.-The jury in the
case of r. S. Harris VS.. J. ID. Sullivan
yesterday returned a verdict in favor
of the plaintiff in the sum of $500,
after being out about 20 hours. They
stood nine 70 three.
Big THING on WHxELS.-An iron
reel, weighing $500 pounds, was among
the articles of freight that left on
~Pritchard's teams, yesterday, for Pi-
oclie. 1t Is for the Raymond & Ely
mine, at that place.
RACE PoSTpoNED.-The scrub race
to havetaken place yesterday was post
poned until further notice. owing to
the storm. Canella has been with
drawn OH account of lamenesS.
WORKING AGAIN. The fume ar
roster at the Richmond Smelling Works
is again in working order, much to the
satisfaction of the residents OF that vi
cinity.
CHANaED.-The ball for the benefit
of Mrs. Lynch, on Tuesday, tho ODD
instand, will come off at Bigelow's
Hall instead OF Eureka Hall, as hereto
fore advertised.
IN ERRoR.-We were in error in
stating in yesterdays issue that Rev.
Father HMales had returned home from
ii visit to Marysville. He was making
his annual retreat at Santa Clara, Cal.
On TRIAL.-'The case of A. II. Fin
ney VS.. Sam. Bell was on trial during
the session Of the District Court yes
terday.
MURDER TRIAL.-The Trial of II. G.
Farley, for the killing of Conrad FL
linger. comes of this week ia the Dis
trict Court.