Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-22

the man will scarcely survive his vol
untary act.
On GUARD.-Our residents cannOt
be too careful in seeing that their
houses are we'll protected against the
incur>ions of burglars, house break
ers and others of the ilk, who seem to
have made Eureka their present abiG-
ing place, and who will probably re-
main here unless captured by the Of
ticers until their profession proves un-
profitable, when they will dccamp to Il
new field OF operations. AS already
mentioned in these columns, they have
tOrcibly entered two houses, and sue
cceded in purloining several articles of
value, escaping Undecided. Both rob-
berries were committed during the TEN.
porary absence Of the inmates of the
houses, and it would seem that those
conducting the business are well post
ed OH the movements of families, and
know just when they can carry out
their designs without fear of mOle>ta-
ton. In leaving the houses thus lln-
protected, great carr should be taken
that all the entrances are carefully
locked, and bolted, the latter being the
most advisable; rs III expert burglar,
with a piece Of wire laughs at the COM
mon house door lock, opening it as
readily as with a key. Lodging houses
prove Il great attraction to The petty
thieves, and they are plying Lucrative
trade, stealing blankets, clothing, etc.,
from the roons of dodgers. The o1li-
GERS are on the alert night and day to
obtain ONT clue or information so as
to catch the culpritS. and we hope that
their vigilance will not go unrcWardcd.
THE COMING BALL.-The long look
editor, anXlouSly-eXpected day, the
9th of April. is rapidly drawing near,
and with it comes the grand social
event of the season: the anniversary
ball of the order of Odd Fellows. No
pains will he spared to make it the bal.
par crcciicncc, and the committees to
whom the management OF affairs have
been entrusted. are with lavish hands
pertecting the extensive arrangements
to insure it's success. Eureka Hall, on
scene of Il most brilliant affair. Gay
youth, arrayed in Fashions latest
whim, and those advanced to ripe
ears, will be seen min"ling in the
JOYOUS strains of the delightful waltz
and the soul-inspiring "Neil>on ma
zourke.' The tickets are being rapid
lv disposed of. All fortunate in re-
ceiving invitations should, by all
means. secure their tickets, il they
have not already done so, and attend
the ball of the season.
REMOvED.-.Alec. Dotta, the Char
tres coffee manufacturer, has removed
from his old quarters on Buel street,
and can be hencefortli found at his new
place of business on Main street, Il few
doors north of ID. Manheim'S old store,
where his patrons will find him ready
to supply them in unlimite quanti-
ties with his celebrated coffee.
BuILIoN.-The Eureka Consolidated
Company yesterday shipped, by
Pritchard's line, ITO bars of bullion to
Palisade. The Newark Mining Com
panv also sent 800 pounds of bullion
to town yesterday, the proceeds OF
three DAYS run of the mill.
MINING ACCIDENTAL 1880 O'clOck
Yesterday morning an accident oc-
curred at the Eureka Consolidated
mine whereby IA miner named George
Hansen had his left shoulder %iuNated,
%occasioned by his falling down one OF
the shafts in the mine Il distance OF
about fifteen feet. Dr. ). IL. LukenS
was notified and set the
shoulder.
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