Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-12


For ASSESSOR. = Ed. Charbonno
comes out in to -day's SENTINEL as "a
candidate for Assessor. lie is AN old
citizen, Il first-c,ass man, and being in
every way well qualified to discharge
the duties Of the office, he should, if
successful in securing the nomination,
make Il good race before the people.
Ed. has hosts of friends amolig ali
classes who appreciate true worth.
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NEW SOCIETY.--The colored citizens
have lately organized II society to DC
known as the Union Benevolent Socic-
t.y. About forty members belong to
ii, and the organization appears to be
on Il good basis. An effort was made
to change the motives of the society
and turn it into a political party, but
the promoters were speedily Ous,ed
and their plans defeated.
JEWISH NEW YEAR.-Rosh HASH
hannah, or the New Year. me
ing at shutdown yesterday, is being
generally observed by Hebrews of his
own. Service was held last evening
Al odd Fellows Hall, which was we'll
attended. At seven o'clock Yesterday
evening nearly all the stores of those
of the jewish faith were closed and
will remain So until shutdown to-day.
To-MoEEOw's SERVICE. = The ser
vices a, odd Fellows Hall tomorrow
will be conducted i'll English by the
De-, %tr ct,,,t, ,,I .o,I;,I :,.;
,atiOn is extended IL all wishing to
witness the ceremonies to attend. To-
morrow will close the first OF Il series
OF religions festivals to occur during
this and the month of October.
Co-PAETNERsHIP.-Sam Friedman,
the auction and commission merchant,
has taken his brother George as full
partner in his establishment, and the
firm will henrcior,h be known as 5.
Friedman Il Bro. During Sans alb
>ence George will run the place and is
fully authorized to collect all bills due
his brother and pay all demands.
SHUT DowN.-Thc Richmond fur
naces We're closed down yesterday
morning, and will remain SO for the
next six or eight days. Tho stoppage
was caused by SOM part of the ma
chinery getting out OF order, necesSi-
Eating extensive repairs. The engine
is also to be over! au!eu ut the same
tinIe.
EUREKA LODGE +. 4 ~. M.-There
will be no meeting of the lodge this
evening, as the hall will be occupied
by the lsraclites in their religious OK
e~rciSe>, in conIneillOration Of the
Jewish New Year, or "RoSh Hash
hannah" On Saturday evening the
stated monthly communication of the
lodge will take place.
REFIrTED.-B. J. Turner, of the
Turner House, has had the upper por-
ton Of his hotel entirely refitted, each
o being thoroughly renovated.
new furniture. bedding and everything
tending to the comfort of the patrons
having been supplied.
IIoMEwARD BoUND.-Judye w. NJ.
Gates and wife leave New York to-day,
by steamer, for San Francisco, en-
route home. They will arrive here
about the first of October. We aie
pleased to learn that Mr.. Gates has
greatly improved in health.
BULLION SHIPMENTS. - The Rich
mond Company yesterday shipped
40, $50, the Eureka Consolidated Com
pany 1855. and the Hoosac Company
2O,077 pounds of bullion by PritcLard's
teams to Palisade.
POSTAL AFFAIRS.-Leynian l.. llig-
ly has been appointed postmaster at
the new office established at Diamond,
White Pine county, and Charles Gar
rctt postmaster at tho Office at Typo,
Nye county.
CARPETS! CARPETS !!-Haskell Il
Bro. have just received a splendid as
sOrtmcnt OF carpets of tho latest de-
sign. Carpets Of all shades, patterns
and texture rail- now be procured at
their establishment.
SPECIAL. MEETING.-The Ancient Or
der of Hibernians will meet this even
ing at Odd Fellows Hall at ha:f-ra>t
seven O'Clock. \ punctual attend
ance is required, as business of inpOr-
lance is to lie transacted.
For New York walking shoes and
all other kinds OF good boots and shoes,
90 to Dunkel Il Co.'S, corner Of Main
and Clark streets. Hiyl9
THE Finest Assortment Of FURNISH
ing Goods, Hosiery, Collars and Ties.
will be found at q. IL ii.
Go To Boos' market for your bologna
r,,,Sarns Tlox. ora tho hast IL, thu