Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-23

CONFERENCE.-THE extensive rcn,;rs
Mt the Eureka saloon are now all com.
pleted and the place presents n of
the neatest and most attractive resorts
in town. The proprietor, Dick Pad.
dock, than whom mono knows bottor
how to'run a like establishment. is MI.
ways on han | attending to business
while the competent m~ixOlosists who
preside over the bar can concoct spir-
i ual comfort in all shapes to the many
friends and patrons of the house.
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AT WoRK.-Road Supervisor J. IT.
Walls has a force of men at work on
the stage road, near Pinto summit.
The rapidly melting snow causes a
large quantity of water to flow over
the road at different points, and to
avoid it being washed away, the work.
men are constantly on the ground re-.
pairing the breaks and turning The
$ realms in directions where thew can
be controlled and do no harm or i'm.
p~edetravel.
His CONpIrION.-COunty Surveyor
w. 4. Edwards, who was so unfortun.
ate as to break his right leg OH Sun
day last, is as comfortable as a man
with a broken leg TAN he. lie expert
ences no pain in the fractured limb,
but is necessarily confined to his bed
by the accident. The physicians ex-
pect to bring him out all right in Il
short time.
cnNvNn - -Tho daily, c,,,,Ix. rf
charcoal is increasing. Yesterday Il
number of loads arrived, destined to
the Richmond and Consolidated fur
naces; and if no bad weather inter
vencs, 10y the first of May the supply
delivered will lie enough to start up
several more furnaces.
RETURN THEM.-There are still Il
number of books belonging to Judge
lIupp's library u%nreturncd by those
who have borrowed them on different
occasions. Parties having such vol
lines will confer Il favor by leaving
them at the office of A.. NJ. Hillhouse
us soon as convenient.
FINE MCSIC.-Thc Eureka Brass
Band is daily practic;ny for the ami
versary celebration OF the Odd Fellows.
which occurs on Monday next. The
pieces are all new and will prove one
of the greatest attractions during the
procession. The band will also fur
the music for the ball during the night.
"SToRM' QUADRILLE.-We are i'll
formed that a feature will be intro
duced at the Odd Fellows ball
called the "Storm' quadrille. 1t is
produced by darkcning tho hall and
initiating thunder and lightning. The
effect is IL novel one and will cauSe on
siderable amusement.
AUSTRIAN Frequenters of Main
street were yesterday afternoon treat
ed to Il free equestrian performance by
several parties anxious to display their
knowledge of hOrsemanship. One man
was thrown from his Steed without in
jury, and the rest SOOn gave up the
sport.
For SALE OR LEAsE.-W. +. Poplin,
the owner of Il desirable house and lot
81; uatcd on South Main street, offers
the same for sale or lease on reasonable
trims. The house contains nine
rooms, two of which are well adapted
tor business purposes. See ADVERTISE
nlcnt.
MEXICAN observation-disclosures
residents of Mexico living hereabouts
intend givinga grand ball on the night
of May 9Th, in honor of the day, ii being
the anniversary of MeNicO's indepen-
dence.
BULLIoN.-Wells, Fargo 4 Co.. yes
tcrday shipped five bars of Newark
bullion, weighing 800 pounds, and val
ned at S2,llS -. 1t belongs to the
Newark Company.
THANKS.-F. i.oewy, the news man,
has our thanks for Il supply of illus
trated periodicals. Van Jaquelin's
smoky Valley murder is the irontis-
piece of the iDiicc .NPWS of last week.
PERSONAL. - Rev. Father l%Iyne>,
Pastor ofthe Catholic Church, returned
home yesterday morning, after a
brief visit to Virginia and other west
ern cities.
GONE BEL0w.-GeO. W. Cassidy,
proprietor of the SENTINEL, left last
evening for San Francisco. He will
return in about ten days.
ELKO STAGE.-The ~tri-weekly stage
for Elko will leave this morning from
the International Hotel.
SEWING CIRCLE.-The sewing circle
of the NJ. T.. Church met yesterday nj
the Court House.
NoTICE.-.\ll persons having books
belonging to the circulating library of
the City Drug and Book Store, are re-