Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-01
END OF TIE COAL WAH-yCRNS
OF TsYE

tue committees. setting forth the terms
of settlement a understood by the
representatives of the coal men. 1t
will be seen that the agreement was
ratified by Mr.. Probert. and thus end
cl the coal war. Following il the
final letter of the committee TO Mr..
Probert:
/. You agree 10 pay thirty 900 cents
and no less for any coal which you ac-
cept.
=. In the event of the party en-
loyei by YOU to measure coal dis
agreeing with d%elivcrer rs 10 the quail
~ of coal, then the matter TO he re-
ierrcd to Mr.. Stringcr as final referee.
that is, his decision to be final as to
whether coal is acceptable or no as re-
CARDS quality.
3. T nat fifty bushels of coal, as
agreed upon as average of load be-
tween measurer and party delivering
coal, or his representative. shall be the
basis by which the whole load shall I've
measures; but in the event of said
fifty bushels OF coal not being accept
able. hen the load to be to.ally reject
ed. but said fiii bushels to he paid for
at the rate of thirty cents, and no less.
Should the above terms be correctly
understood by us. then we accept
them. l.. q. GoRNAN,
w. T.. SiRONACH,
Us BuELINGHAME,
j. ). WuIrroN.
JAS. REILLY,
Committee.
Terms accepted. EpwD. PEoRERr,
Managing director Richmond Mining
Company. Eureka, Nevada.
July 3lSt, 1874.
W. n1.a ra,11nStal h- .in ,opn,,ittoo
to say that there will lie Il meeting of
the coal producers and merchants, at
George Gilmore'S, this evening 1t S
o'clock. torthe purpose of formally i'll
dor>ing the terms of the settlement.
\ full attendance is desired. In the
meantime the delivery of cual at the
Richmond will to-day be in ortier as
usual.
y COMPLAINT FROM EBEEHARpr.-
We yesterday received a note from
Pcrley l.. RoWe!l, OF ~Ebcrhardt, max
ing complaint Of the receipt of the
SENrINEL. He says the SENTINEL
quite Frequently fails to reach isler-
nardt. amt asks IL To stir up the Post
masters. This We did but Il few DAYS
49, - az ~ VI
Hamilton are becoming altogether too
frequent: there must he something
Radically wrong III postal affairs over
that WAY. We mail the SENTINEL
regularly to all subscribers. and ii ii
does NOT 90 through all right the fault
l. not ours. We can do nothing more
unless well anthem lcated cases oi neg
iigence shall COME To our knowledge.
In that event we agree 10 speak right
out in nIec;in'" Oh the subject.
TIE CONCERT To->IGIIr.-It should
be remembered that tonight the gIaul
concert, i'll bclllf OF the sufferers. i,
best musical ta!ens of the town have
generously volunteered their services
and Will produce 4 number of %c!Iaril-
ing musical gems and selections from
the different operas. tn programme
Throughout L, an inN!tlnG one, and
this with the humane object Of the
performance. should fill the house TO
lis utmost capacity. Tickets can be had
a. all the principal stores and saloons
i'll own.
\ MAS SrABBEp.-.\ cutting atfraN
occurred on North Main street at
about II o'clock last night. Archie
Jarvis is the name of the man who
WAS stabbed. and Glossy did the cut
tin@. y small pockc.-kniic Was the
weapon used. quite 4 severe wound
was inflicted in the left breast. Ii is
believed that the injury viii not
amount to Very mucn. Glossy
was arrested by officers Johnson and
Mooney and lodged in jail. lie Will
probably have an examination before
Judge l.ratty to-dav. We did not
learn Ii cause OF The trouble.
C~oLiEcrloN DAl.-A> all know, Il
police force is maintained 10y voluntary
contributions. Last week. owing to
;he terrible calamity and The heavy
TAX imposed upon L citizens To care
Tor The sufferers, officers Johnson and
Mooney made no collections tor their
week work. io-,iay, however, they
Will be around as usual, and no: hay-
IN received anything for Two weeks
they viii expect all hands to "ptsii-
gle"
PERSON AI.-.-A. T.. Davis and John
\. Paxton returned Yesterday morn
M from san Franci~co.........Otto joel,
OF Schacfcr'S Restaurant, left on
Thursday night for the old Country.
lie Will 20 direct to Berlin. and viii
return i'll about three mouthS.........
Hon. Georg" +. Mills is i'll toWu........
lion. b. G. Mcilcnncy Will arrive this
morning from Austin, a preside ut the
August term OF the bi>iric. Court.
observation-disclosures surveyor Ed
wards was engaged Yesterday in ran
ming Il line for the proposed canal
through Sprine street. Each property
holder has been requested 10 perform
such work as Viii be needed IN tranG
Of his 10: to construct The water
course, and nearly all have promised
to do So. The survey viii probably
lie completed to-day and ;hc work VIII
be commenced i'll arncs
CHAMPION FVRNACE.-Thc furnace
OF the champion Mining Company, in
Diamond district, is in successful
operation. The first day four and one
hail tons OF bullion were run out. and
the amount VIII soon be increased 70
twelve IONS. Ii viii hc kept running
Tor the season..
TIE SENArE.-Ihis elegantly fitted
up saloon is again i'll successful opera
ton, having been newly stocked with
choice wines, liquors and cigars.
The proprietorS, Charley Grimm and
Jimmy Douglas, are ready 10 receive
their IripIi, in aDbtnpliltc StNle. as in