Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-26

tary mention OF Constable Bell: Sam.
b. Bell, a pioneer of Austin, has been
rencminated for Constable by the
Democratic Convention OF Eureka.
Sam. has held the position for the last
four years, during which time he has
discharged the duties of the office with
promptness and efficiency and we join
with his many friends here in wishing
him success at the coming election.
PROCLAMATION.-A pronunciamento
from Governor L. X. Bradley in re-
gard to the election law is placarded
about town in the principal saloons
and public places. 1t sets forth a
series of stringent laws concerning the
violation OF the act, and imposes Sc
yere punishment to the violatOrs, if de-
tected. A copy Of the act in full will
be found OH the first page of to-dIy's
paper.
a FEW DAYS MoRE.-Ladies should
remember that the grand clearing
sale at Meyers Il Franklin's will con.
tinue but a few days more. The stock
is being rapidly reduced. Bargains
never before offered and t be secured;
also, prices reduced to the lowest
notch, and obliging clerks, cause IA
general rush to the store to obtain a
first-class article at a low price.
PERsoNALs.-W. $. Reyes, J.. D.
Sullivan, and d. II. Hall, of Eureka;
Harry Levy and p. 7. Curtis, of Pr
ocle, delegates to the Democratic State
Convention, were passengers to the
railroad last night. 5. b. Morey, of
Newark left last evening for a Fran
cisco.
QUlET.-The town is unusually
quiet at present. Since the onven
tons not even a case of simple drunk
has occurred. Items are scarce, The
dogs refuse TO fight, horses to run
away, and even the weather has re-
manned the same for the past two days.
REGISTERED LETTERS Registered
letters to the following addresses are
at the PostOflice awaiting claimants: J.
>. Lundey, Mormon Beaton, Paloni
GiacOine, Christopher NichOlich, Mrs.
Katherine Jany, and William Gibbons.
EUREKA LODGE +. 4 \. M.-There
will be IA meeting of this lodge this
evening at : o'clock, for the purpose of
work OF, the Third Degree. All Master
Masons in good anding are invited
to be present.
BULLION SHIPMENTs.-The Eureka
Consolidated Company yesterday
shipped 22,2230, and the Hoosac Com
pany 40, l45 pounds of bullion to Pail
sade by P~ritchard's teams.
\ NU1sANCE.-Th present spell of
warm weather has caused myriads of
flies to re appear. The troublesome
insects seem to know their time is
short and intend making the most
of it.
To II STATE PRIsoN.-Billy King,
sentenced to five years iinprisonmei t
in The State Prison at The last term OF
the District Court, left last night for
Carson in charge OF Sheriff Sullivan.
NOTICE.-During the absence of ID.
Ii Hall from town George W. Baker
will be his authorized agent for the
transaction OF business.
GAS FLUID.-PersonS ordering the
Patent Vesta Gas Burner, will find an
unlimited supply of chemical fluid at
Frank ADadie's store, on Main street.
FROM CTAH.-A number of teams
from Cache Valley. Utah, were in town
yesterday, Lringing in farm produce.
REGISTER. But q few over five hum
dred names are yet on the registration
books.
OMITrED.-The Episcopal service at
Ruby Hill ill he omitted tomorrow.
THE GENUINE LIMBUEG CHEESE,
Swiss cheese, German salt pickles,
English pickles, salt h~crrinss, ancho-
vies, French sardines, or any other ar
ticle in fancy groceries, can be had of
). Ashim Il Brother. ST
SUBSCRIPTION received for all the
Eastern WeeklieS and mouthljes: