Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-02

TAKEN TO PEST HOUsE.-Early
Sunday morning Il man applied ut the
door of the Parker House saloon, in
quiring for a physicians office. The
only occupants of the place were two
mel awaiting the departure of the AUS
ten stage, who perceived at once
the cause of the inquiry, the face of the
applicant indicating the presence of the
dreaded disease, small pox. He was
SPEEDILY Informed of the location of DR..
Williams Office, ard that gentleman,
after examining the man, f.; und him
IN an advanced stage OF the disease.
The proper authorities were informed
of the fact and the patient was trans
fered tn the pest house. The nam of
the man attacked is August Peterson,
a native of Sweden, who arrived here
about two weeks ago from Colorado.
d0ubtleSsly contracting the disease on
the ears. He was first taken sick one
week ago yesterday lille working on
the wood ranch OF a man named Dunn,
near Pinto. As there waS three other
me- working with him while affected
with the disease, unless the greatest
precautionary efforts are made, they
will contract the contayiOn. and should
loose no time in being vaci ated. The
patient is doing very well and will
probably recover.
DIR. ScHLo>S@R.-By referring to our
new advertisements this morning, it
will be seen that DR.. SchlOsscr the sue
cessful chiropodi>t has taken roo :
the Eureka Hotel for Il fcw DAYS for
The purpose of prac;icing his profess
>ion. The gentleman comes highly
recommended, having certificates from
Il number OF the most emlninent mel
of dis State and California. Those
suffering from corns, bunions and other
diseases OF the feet, should call on the
gentleman at nee and have the pain
ful prOtubcranccS removed without
the least pain or drawinyO of blood. all OF
which, the above gentleman guaren-
tees to do.
NOVEL Foot RACE.-A novel foot
race is advertised to take place on Sun
day, the l4th inst. The race is to he
run from the rear of the Corner Sa-
loon to the summit of the rocks on the
mountains directly east of the starting
point. \. purse of so will he the
prize offered, to which the entrance
fee will be added. Those wishing To
run in the race can do so by leaving
heir naneS and entrance moIIev al
the bar of the Corner Saloon. The
race will he an exciting one. Lobster
Jack is already in training and is con
fldent of winning the stake. "Sharv."
another of the tlcet-tooted, will arrive
in time to engage in the fray.
THE CELEBRATION. - Although Tho
rain fell inccsantly on Sunday during
he celebration of the anniversary OF
Decoration Day, quite a number
tlrncd cut and marched to the differ
cnt cemeteries, and east their floral
tributes on the graves of the departed
warriors. h storm prevented the
proposed exercises at the grave ana
after their decoration and the reading
OF the burial service by Scldcn IletZel,
the column, headed Ivy the brass band.
took the homcwaru march.
X. y. L. B.-"he members of the
ordermet at the odd Fellows Hall las,
evening, after which Il social gathering
took place which C ntinucd till Il late
hour. The time was pleasantly passed,
after the discussion of the cdlbles in
toast and song. The occasion We I'M
dcr>tand. was the advancement OF j. +.
Ramsey to the order of knighthood.
BACK.-J. ID. Sullivan returned home
from his trip westward on Sunday. He
reports Eugene Milliman. tho insane
man taken to Woodbridge 10y him, As
III IA comfortable condition, receiving
good care and medical attendance at
The Asylum at that place.
BULLION SuIrMENT.-Ie>terday and
sunday the Richmond Company
shipped co. pounds of refined bull
ion. The Eureka Con. shipped o.
100 pounds. Total, l55.3l> pounds.
The bullion was shipped by Pritchard's
line to The railroad.
COUNTY REVENUE.-County Asses
>or c. c. Wallace yesterday paid into
the County Treasury the following
uiOncN>. VW account ol Holl tdAtN,
S416 So; on cOunt of mining tax,
SOFA 33; on tax of personal property,
sos Al. Total, Sl,ooo 81.
CoMPLIMENTARY.-MesSrS. Waugh
4 Burch, of the Dew Drop Inn, New
ark Valley, will accept our ackno"l-
edgments for an invitation to The ball
to be given by them on next Friday
evening. Our Jenkins will be there.
PERSoNAL.-IIon. George +. Mills of
White Pine county, spent Yesterday in
Eureka, en- route from san Francisco
to Pogonip. lie is in good health and
looking we'll.
PIOCHE BULLION.-Ten bars of bull
ion from, tho Meadow Nnllnv nina pi-