Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-15
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We are permitted to make the fol-
low Ing extracts from a Letter received
yesterday by I:oh Archer of the Say
age. from atornlcrWe!l known rc.ilen.
OF this section, Caldwell Wright. 10
residing i'll The town of Gcrbat, Nalla-
rai mining district, Arizona TERRITORY.
Coil. rs he is ianiiiarly called. peaks
highly of the coaniry, and :aN, every
thing haSiakeii Il tGru for the better.
Dave huel has purchased Tie Wallapai
Saw-uIill, and viii attach Il cru>ilcT
thereto OF five stamps. and Will also
run 10 cGt l~uuAicr fol the main
mill on SANDY river. Eriel and Il ma
maine! Fisher have bought the lsiicr
furnace. and are laviug il pulled GoNn,
II Viii einOG ii 50 Il, to burn coal.
Mi. Bucl ha, purchased the Arnold
n Il number of other mines i'll te lar
aud Greenwood districts, and i LAYING
ont big WORK, and YOU of Eureka know
what Dave Is When he takes hold. The
keystone and Fairfield mines are look
ing wei! the latter i To be sold soon.
and the GWner will make 4 stake. The
Stockton mines are giving a good ac-
II of themselves, ana The present
OutiN''N y NtIN fil'tptll sl-.ils. ilt I'll
gli>h Company has purchased a NUM-
Der OF mines near the Baker furnace,
which VIII soon lie started up. This.
and the surrounding districts, are now
in Il prosperous condition, although
money, III present, is scarce. \ lively
Sea>oH i surely awaiting us.
I'll GFII#ArEi.-A monster bill was
given by the Trinple;on troupe last
night on the occasion Of little Fay,
benctiI. The people aIpiecia.iNe ofthe
Wonderful talents of the child artistic,
were Guy i'll good numbers. AMI the
Beneficiary met with Il warm reception
from the many friends she has won
during her stay. The performance
commenced with the popular dranl,:i-
xation of the LcGgef story of the Hid
den Hand. and WAS, throughout, well
played. The story Of tapilola, a> Civ
en- from the pen of the celebrated nov
Ellis. Mrs. SouthWOrlh. is WILDLY re-
proiu,rd in the drama all the start
Hing situation, OF the novel are to- b.
Elni / II the play. ailording each repre-
sentative of the characters 4 fine OPP
porttnity ior display. NJ. Matthews,
IN L lauca>hirec clog, who volunteered
his services for this occasion. danced
himself into the good grace OF the att
uitnre, and mt with a hearty encore.
AIt. iiennv, another volunteers, WAS al
20 we'll received i'll his comic song.
Tic Arrival of Aimee, in which little
Fay appeared i'll her little role. tool
1mncn>ely-her rendition of number
OF ballads, dances and duo>. We're rap
tureusly aprlauled Ivy the delighted
audience. and slit wa~ repeatedly re-
talIci.. Tonight, selections from liam
1et, Il new minstrel Sc"ne and Tanning
The >!irew will be given.
SMA II-roN.-Anotller ease of small
poN l. reported on Ruby Hill. The
Victim is a man who formerly worked
an the CONSOLIDATED mine. but lately
ha> been acting as nurse To "a comratie
sihliiariv afflicted lie was advised
sonle iline since to he vaccinatcd but
!eilSed, saying he had no fear of each
shS the c~ontagion. lie now knows
no" 1t Is himself. The o;l,sr MAJ is
cohvaiascent, and viii soon Toe able 10
leave tho house.
NEW SfoEE. Jacob Cohn, the
tioihler, lately OF Phoebe, Will 10 day
tahc possession of the rooms formerly
?ecupiei by the san Francisco saloon,
III lda>er's building, and viii, ON tho
: u proN., open the same a. Il clothing
siotr. lie intends 10 keep on hand the
LARGEST assortment of clothing and fur
#hi>h.ng goods W brought To this
l!acc.
For StAE.-Rev. L. G. Arnold, this
1m"rning, advcrti>es his residence on
elaui street Tor sale. II is thu intention
rl The gentlemen To leave in "A short
.iiiie. ana he oilers the house. lot and
,uiii.{nte ut IA NcIy reasonable price.
Tor Particulars inquire OF him at his
residence.
'EANES.-Ni lliam McCahe. the gen
',lAahiN advance agent of tine Tenn
ii''"n Star Alliance, leaves this morn
p Tor felmout and Austin. at which
a4'e'5 The troupe viii Shortly appear.