Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-30
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UIke I OiIi, iiic Sio.liieI, HIS Iitt
from California.
Major W. W. Mccoy returned yes
to-day morning from his home II San
Jose, California.
Among the departures yesterday
We're Frank Main, for l'alisade, and
Pete Caravan, for Hamilton.
George Trinlblc was among the ar
rivals from the railroad, yesterday.
lie has been tothe COnIstock, paving Il
flying visit to his Old haunis, and ell
joved himself generally.
NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH. = The
members OF the Catholic Church some
time since determined to erect a large
and better adapted building for a house
of worship, than the II now in use,
and have so far progressed in the work
as to have the building already com
Incnced. The new eliticc is being
bull, on the lot north of the public
school, OF the O'Neil survey, and will
he J2X3O feet i'm the clear and IS feet
high. The foundation will be built of
tone and tic walls of brick. Some
delay Will be occasioncd in the getting
Of the window flames, but il
is expected to have Tie building
ready for service in about six
weeks time. The church, when conn-
rle.ed. will cost in the neighborlhood
OF 81, 900 and will be All ornament to
the " Much credit is due Father
l!ynes AMI those assisting him for the
interest they take in their laudable en-
teri,rise. Under the administration of
Father IIynes the Catholic Church
here is attaining II prominent position,
and the present building is now Who'll
ly inadequate to accommodate those
who desire to attend the services.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. "A frightful
accident. says the Elko independent,
occurred to Frank Mckenzie, Il team
ster, on Monday last, while OF his way
u this place from Eureka with 4 load
of bullion. When descending the
slope about miles out he
attempted to get over the tongue
of the wagon between it and
the cattle, and by some direful mis-
chance trip ed and fell III such
a position that the wheel Of the pom
,lerous vehicle passed owe his foot,
literally MASKING it into u shapeless
mass. The unfortunate ma waS I'M
mediately brought to the hospital,
where amputation was performed by
DIR. Mcigs. We visited the sufferer on
Wednesday and found him rs easy as
could be expected under the weight Of
such Il dreadful calamity.
RUNAwAY.-W. Il. Harrul,'s horse
is Of the strong-minded order. His
great objection is being tied to Il post
a I'd but M or two places in town are
considered safe to hitch the animal to
during The time the owner is away
from him. Yesterday afternoon the
horse was hitclIed 10 IA post on low er
North Main street, but 500 becoming
restless and unable to unite the halter
rope, snaked the post out of the
ground INK started IN a lively run for
home. For IA time it WAS hard to de-
terinine which was ahead, n post or
the horse. The animal was stopped
hear The Nevada stables, having es-
capped with hut slight injury caused by
The post coming i'll contact with It's
legs.
X. \. L. B.-A special meeting of
Daod-isre Retreat, No. 81, will be held
this evening at odd Fellows Hall, at
$50 o'clock, for the reception of re-
port OF the Anniversary Committee,
and work i'll No. 10. Sir Knights will
lake notice. and appear in full regalia.
iy order of the $. q. ).
THIEVES AnoUr.-The petty 'arcc-
'i!sts are again plying their vocation.
Early yesterday morning a valuable
NInf ,rIt ,.-,F. rf.I.,. xr.,, tl,A Palace
Saloon, the properly of the proprietor.
Luther CLARK. Il few days since some
ore stole his hunting dog.