Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-15
RvRy HILL, WAITE. ,


failing supply of water. has been con
| siderable, and had it not been for the
energy displayed by Mr.. iIarrub, the
residents would still be suffering from
the want of an inadequate supply of
good water. But thanks 10 the fore
sight and resolution of the above named
gentleman. all cause of complaint in
this direction is now ohviated. The
supply of water o on hand far cX-
leeds the demand, and if necessary it
could he more than doubled. The wa
ter for the use of the town is contained
in five large tanks, three having a TIM
ted capacity of 81, 900 gallons, and two
of 10000 gallons each. Gll of which are
always kept full. Besides this the X X
and Eureka Consolidated Companies
tanks, holding 10000 gallons each. are
kept filled. The Richmond Company
is erecting Il tank To hold 10000 gal
Ions and another of the same size, as
the latter is being constructed for town
purposes, and when completed thu
moun daily Kept ON hand will exceed
100000 gallons. The water used by
the company is brought through pipes
and ditcle, from springs in New York
canyon, where Il large reservoir is al
ways kept filled. In addition to this
supply. which is fully adequate
to meet all demands, Mr.. Harrub has
recently purchased the Way springs,
situated in Secret canyon. and is
having a ditch constructed to this
point. From this source alone enough
water can be obtained not only to sup
ply the town but also furnish Il Sui1i-
cient quantity necessary to he used III
Il smelling furnace. 1t is thought by
some interested in the erection of such
4 furnace that III adequate amount
canno be obtained, but we have the
assurance of those who know the re-
quiremcntS of such an undertaking
that a plentiful supply is obtainable
for such Il purpose. W. ii. Dickson,
the S,iperintenlc of the company, is
one who has Il thorough understands
ing of the business, and under his
management its affairs are in a most
PROSPEROUS condition.
COMPLEMENTARY BENEIIr.-A num-
Der of citizens, with the view of show
ing their high appreciation Of the dra-
matte ability Of Miss Alice Nanc, have
united in tend eriny 70 that gifted I'M
p~er.onatur OF the hi>trionic art Il ON
plinan.arv benefit, which will take
place tomorrow evening. The piece
selected for the occasion, BulWey's a.
tractive and beautiful play of the Lady
If Lyons Will be presented. Miss
Nane has proven herself We'll worthy
of the iiattcring testimonial bestowed
on her by the many admirers She has
Won daring her engagement here; and
the enetit will. in the full sense Of the
word, he Il >i1n1l sucrcSs. we'll worthy
of acceptance by the accomplished az
.istp.
MEM GROCERY FIRM--Triinble x
Snctsin@er, Successors to Woodruff <
Ennor in the grocery business. have
on hand AT their Old quarters on Main
stree. Il complete assortment of fancy
and family groceries, provisions, fresh
vegetables and miners supplies. Ii;is
the intention Of the firm to keep noth-
inE but the best articles, ami those IA
torlnE them Will their patronage viii
find such to Dc The ease. They are III
daily receipt OF fresh fruits direct iroEt
the colona orchards. Goods delivered
free of charge. The stare offices OF
fritchard'S Palisadc and Hamilton
line. ard Bells 'Tvbo line. is also locat-
ell " their stone. Remember the
place: Woodruff Euner's old stand,
Main street.
fo' 'h'A Il 'e" ol' 'et'cr>'NtI-
lpw and dim with Years: but how of
this faded writing has been bap.ized
49, - 'N -
i".l.a. ~ ,' 80 ntii'nt
ance have been written a number of
wears and no douh, are highly priz,d
10y the owner. They viii! be restored
to the proper owner by calling Il: this
R~EG1SrEREh LE1Tfrs.-The follow
ing persons have registered letters di-
re.trd 10 thrun. which .,n I've oh-a;nnd