Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08
THE "PARLoR."-This is the name

appointed drinking rooms i'll The Sta.p,
opened last night 10y Ike Phillips, un.
der Eureka Hotel. The room is hand
someiy carpe'ed; splendid paintings,
steel c~ngravings and photographs
adorn the walls, and the place not ONLY
presents a handsome and finished APP
pearance, hut is in every particular at
tractiVe. The carpenter work, by
MesSrS. Bartholomew Il Collins, and
The iniin:ing. 10y Louis Kelly, deserved
especial notice, and reflect the
greatest credit for the work manlike
manner with which the work has been
executed. The glass and silverware
that adorns the bar is from the well
known house of Il. Deiney d Co., of
San Francisco, and is complete. The
ParlOr is bound tn he the favorite, aud
the many friends of its urbanc propri-
etor, and those of his assistant who
presides Over the bar, Frank Cleve-
land, will h%encefOrt, make the place
their headquarters, while to one and
all it will become a place of general
resort.
On THE RAMPAGE.-There was a
promise Of lively times on Main street
yesterday morning. a female, who
arrived by the mornings stage, named
Kate Flint, started on the rampage, and
for awhile promised TO take the place
by storm. She was hunting " friend'
who had 'thrown of" on her, and on
meeting him.. the liveliest tongue
lashing and "jawing" match f)r a
long time witnessed followed. The az
fair simmered down after awhile, but
an hour later, when a second edi-
ton took place. in which the woman
appeared on the street with an
armfui of fine linen, which looked as
though it had been subjected to Il close
interview with a pair OF scissors. Her
actions created quite a stir among
those who knew the cause of her an
ger. The irate woman from Mormon
dom finally retrca,ed to her room, and,
after solacing herself with n bottle oil
porter, thinking she had had enough,
of the fun, fOrebore from further exhi-
billions.
SUDDEN DE.>TH.-Ies.c:day norm
ing, at 5 o'clock, VIM. Colnon.a we'll
known resident of Ruby Hill, died af-
ter 4 brief illness of one week, his dis
ease being typhoid fever. Deceased
was a native of S~terlingvillc, New
York and was So years of age at the
time OF his death. We respectfully
tender to the afflicted family our sin
cere and heartfelt sympathy in their
sad bereavement and commend them
TO the God of the widow and the faith
crle,s, hoping they MAY find perfect
consolation IN the trust and belief that
." He docth all things WE'LL" that "out
Of the deepest darkness he hringcth
I II rtf " Nh. ~, ., r ,.iII t,1-1 49,. -,
soon as the brother of The deceased
Edward Colnon-arrives, who is ex-
pec:ed this morning.
SCHOOL MISUNDERSTANDING is the
Roll of Honor, FOR August, of the Eu-
reila Grammar School, J. +. Cham
berlin, teacher: First and Second
Grade--Edward Nandcrlcith, SO; Ed
ward Spinas, -. Third Grade, LIST Di-
vlsion-Ed"ard Jennings, "3. I'd Di-
vision Emma Taylor, @5 Emma
VANDERBILT, So; Emma Jones, 81;
Dolly Brooks, SO; Grace Fawce,t, %;
Fred. Jones, G; Lou Travis, 50.
4ih Grade - Nc;tio Mccartney, 90;
Henry Berry, %; lilly Bnrowskv, 80;
May A>lim. So: Charles Conn, SO;
William Spinks, 50.
FELL ~ y Flr.-N man, name I'M
known, who WIS formerly in the en-
p.oy Of J. Reilly Is tcainster, fell in n
fiji last evening near tho SENTINEL
office. Prompt resioratives were APP
piled, and DR.. j. LukenS called To a.
tcni the man, who shor,ly recovered.
On bcin- conveyed home he VAS again
similarly atlacNci. lie was taken 10 Il
lodging house, and soon restored to
CONSCIOUSNESS,
El.KO STAGE LlNE.-IIle Elko hide
peHdeht of last Saturday says: Smith
Van Dreiilen's Eureka stage line is
doing Il lively business in Iot.l pas
sengers and lreights. The road is one
OF The best III the State, and is stocked
with nuiibtr one teams throughout.
\ coach leaves here or Eureka every
even Gay, carrying the Cni;ri S::i;as
mali. n coach also leaves Eureka Tor
the railroad alternate days with pas
sci,HcrS and mail.
RUBY HILL MA!L.--Partics on RUBY
Hill are in the haLit OF sending and re-
ceiving letters from Eureka by the
stage line without patronizing The post
office. Orders have recently been re-
ceiNed ON Washington declaring this
Illegal; and Mr.. S%clIulze, the p%o>!nlast-
cr, 10 meet the wansS OF tho public,
while complying wiki the Ian, has
sent for a supply OF II cent envel-
ol'e>, which viii serve the purpose for
un,ealed communications.
BULLION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES our last
report the following shipments Of bui-
lion have been made: Richmond
Company, U0,oli pounds; Eureka Con-
solidated Company, 1850 pounds;
Iioosac Company, -0,0o6 pounds, by
lritclard's teams to I'alieade. Ruby
Consolidated Company ,30,!.32 pounds;
IL IL Company, 1900 pounds, by
private tcaIlia to EIkO. Champion
Company, $4,000 pounds, to la!i>aue.
Iota', l'o,06I pounds.
THAT ACCIDENT.-Sam. Potter, one
of the shift bosses in the Eureka Con-
Soiidated mines. met with a serious ac-
ciden. N Saturday evening. lie WAS
going home to his cabin, about nine
O'Clock, when he happened 10 step in
10 Il hole SOM twenty inches deep,
and threw his ankle out Of joint, one OF
the bones being also broken. DR..
Bishop was called in, and the sufferer
is nov doing as we'll as could be eX-
pectcd.
On SrREE.--Iim. Murphy, a Ruby
Hill miner, when riding around on
horseback two days ago, rode boldly
into the San Francisco Restaurant at
that place. Except q few scratches on
the horseman's face no injury was
done. Tim had better keep his steed
in the center OF The street in future.