Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-03

construction and graceful combination
please the eye of the beholder, and
lead the mind to contemplate the un-
iathomab!e mysteries of the deep,
deep sea. Persons having cabinets of
curiosities and who are DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning rare ornaments should not fail
To attend the closing sale. which take.
place at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ. and = O'Clock
P. NJ. to-day. The shells will be sold
TO the highest bidder, and every one is
INVITED to call and examine the collec-
ton now open for inspection.
ACCIDENT AT THE X K.-The
accident to the machinery at the X X
mine is more serious than at first an
ticipated. The cages are so twisted as
to be rendered useless, and new ones
Will nave to he made TO replace them.
At first it was thought that an old one
which was on hand, could be put in
use, but the effort proved unsuccess-
full. The accident will cause a stop
page of work for about ten DAYS, and
in the meantime, there being but little
ore on hand, the furnace of the compa-
ny and that of the IIOosac Company
Will have to suspend operations. The
latter furnace obtains ore from the X
X, for hux. Before starting up again
the Hoosac will be thoroughly over
hauled and refined and other i'm
proNements made about the premises.
1t Will be two weeks before the fur
naceS will again be started up.
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OPENING NIGHT.-Frank Black &
Co. announce that tonight they will
open their new saloon, under the
American Exchange saloon, in grand
style. y band of music will be in at
tendance, and punctua,ly at . o'clock
the opening overture will be COM
enced Madame Corel!a, an Italian
vocalist. has been secured, and during
the evening will sing comic an I senti-
mental ballads for the dedication of
those in attendance. a number OF
popular games will be opened, and to
the party making the first keno as fine
Il hat as can be purchased i'll town is
offered as a prize. BE on hand when
the band begins to play.
NEW BUILDING. Richard Ryland
has purchased the lot on the corner of
Clark and Buel streets, from the odd
Fellows Association, and intends
erecting thereon a two-story brick
building, 80 by 30 feet in size. With
the completion of this building the
town will be divided by a fire wall
which, i'll event Of a confllgration,
would arrest further progress Of the
flames, and be the means OF saving
much valuable properly. The new
building will be completed in a short
time.
To SAN FRANCI>Co.-Iiarry strout,
the genial manager of the ~IIooSac
Smelling Works, left last night for San
Francisco. He goes for the purpose
of procuring Il nanIe for the new fur
mace recently erected by him and
which he calls a "nnatiing furnace"
lie Will return in ahUui a week with
documentary evidence i'll support OF
his theory.
IN TowN.-E. b. Ryan, Agent, and
Mr.. Clement, Chief Engineer, of The
Central Pacific Railroad, We're in town
yesterday. They came on tax matters
pertaining to the {. p, and during the
day Obtained a hearing before the
Board of Equalization. We shah have
something further to say in Ibis coli
nection when We get all OF the facts in
the case.
The lNpTPENpENTs.-The IHdepen-
dent club held Il meeting last night for
the purpose OF discussing the relative
merits of the Republican and Demo
cratic state nominations and what ac-
ton to take in the matter. No definite
action was taken and the meeting adj
.loUrned 20 meet again his evening at
Eureka Hail.
Not TRUE.-Thcrc was Il rcHort in
town t. day, says the Austin RCreHtc,
that Eureka had been again visited by
a Hood; but upon inquiry We found
taere WAS no i~uundati"n MhateVcr for
the rumor-Whicl was doubtless
started by come scn>ationaliSt Of the
damphool persuasion. Correct.
CoUNrY CENTRAL ~CoMMIrrEE. The
demo attic County Central Committee
will hu!d Il meeting this evening al
the office Of :. Il. W.yman. Il O'Clock.
\. full attendance is requested.
BRING YOUR PArEHS.-Parties who
are naturaliZed citizens of the United
States should bean in mind that 1t is
requisite for them to bring their pa
pers with them when they go 20 regis
ter.
STAGE tPSET.-The stage from Ham
ilton on Thursday night upset above
the Itoslin furnace. One passenger,
Miss Camp. sustained slight in iHricS.
The driver, Sampson, escaped unhurt.
MORE Realistically after dark last
evening, rain commenced to fall again
and continued al intervals during he
night.
.MINER"-RUBY H!LI.-Nour COM
municaiion will be accorded space in
to- morrow's SENTINEL.
IL SEssIoN.-The Board of County
commissioners, setting as a Board Of
EQUALIZATION, was in session Yesterday.
FALL Observation-Disclosures *
Harrison are receiving their Fall stock
of goods. Goods ofendless description,
clothing of the latest fashion, furnish
ING goods for gents, hats, caps, boots
and shoes, are arriving and are offered
for sale cheaper than ever. They have
also received new patterns of cassi-
meres, cloths and ve,tingS, Which Will
be made to order in ''nobhy' suits, by
the best tai!Ors q the coast. Cal! and
examine their tock II viii bear III
spection. and M seeing 1t you VIII
not tail to be satisfied. SIS