Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-29
AnORNING.-puite a number IF rr

"iie'aN cohlilehccd the Spring i'm
Proveuncnts-trctting their houses To-
Il new coat OF paint and otherwise en-
bclli>hing their premises. nr. Schnni-
der. of the Cry Drug store. o, Aiuin
street. has recently hal his show-wiu-
dow newly painted and @jldctl, and if
now presents Il cappcarance. Duel-
ing houses are also being rcpairn,l
preparatory To receiving the iinisbinr
touches III the hands of the painter
Thosc who had commenced their pro
partitions for ornamental flower oar
dens will have to cease work fer = time
OWN" to the uniavorahlp turn of H.,
weather. the present unpleasant con-
dition of which will probably continue
during the remaining DAYS of the
month, happily few in number.
lNTowN.-I.C. Foster, Il well known
fioche lawyer, was in town last night.
Mr.. Foster has lately received the an
poinfmcnt of Register of the Land Of
flee at Phoebe and is now en- J,6ptc for
Belmont to take charge of the papers
amt documents belonging to the dis
trict. There has been considerable
trouble in the Turning sections beyond
Phoebe about land Matters. and eSpe-
cialiy with reference To the failure of
the proper parties to transfer the o.t;cc
rom Belmont to Pip"llr. Us was ordered
by t he Secretary of the interior nearly
Il var ago. Mr.. Foster goes armed
with the necessary authority to take
possession of the papers OF the office,
with the view of transferring them to
Phoebe.
IN MS De-. IL
Western mail Dick Paddock received
the official list of the late drawing of
the Nevada State Lottery. As usual.
Il deduction is made. and those draw
ing a prize w ten dollars must con-
teni themselves With 20 per cent. of the
amount drawn. The smaller prizes of
five and ten dollars are promised to be
pild III full on the presentation of the
ticket drawing The prize. The :agonV
is over. and Blanchard has had IL draw
inr: how or where, no one knows.
though rllrported to have taken place
somewhere in Utah. The list can be
seen ut Dick Paddock's saloon, Main
street.
STAGE RUMoI.-lt was currently re-
ported on the streets Yesterday that
Pritchard will Immediately establish IA
line of stages direct to Phoebe by the
Southern route. We can not say
whether the rumor is true or the re-
verse. 1t is certain that Pritchard has
any amount of stock for the undertake
in.s, and it is equally certain that he
has always considered the Curran
Creek Dad the best and shortest to
Phoebe. Should he conclude to stock
the new route. we presume Il branch
line to Hamilton would still be main
tanned.
GOING SOUrH.-Tlere is considera-
bic talk among miners and others in
this section about the new mines near
san I;ernardino, California. James NJ.
Baker. judge Adams, Dave Buel and
some Other Eurckan> are down there.
and we hear they have sent up favora-
bic reports of late. y number of Fu-
rekan> are now preparing to visit the
new III Dorado. among them, rs We
are informed, Mike F~riedcnberg and
Harry Good. They Will start in about
zen days, in ease the weather is not too
rough.
COMMUNICATING to the storm last
night the saloons were more than
usually crowded. The stovc-sharp
hunted his accustomed seat, and while
the fire roarcd spitctully up the stove
PIPE. he was busy relating his reinin-
sciences of the good old days when he
never worked Il claim that would not
SHOW up more than an ounce Il day.
Horse talk was also INDUCED i'll; i'll
fte:. subjects never ceased To lie dis
cus>ed until the ~bar-kccpcr blew out
the lights and closed up.
SOFA WoHKS.-Thc building nov in
course of erection On Bucl street, de-
signed as Il mandatory for that popu-
lar beverage, soda water, is rapidly APP
preaching completion. The manu-
t|acturerS, Mc>>rs. Wittcnberg and
Mcndc>. contemplate to make Il sutli-
cient quantity to supply this portion
OF the country, and will
operations in Il >hor time.
THANKS.-Dirk Paddock, of the Eu-
reka saloon, will receive the blessings
of the typographical brotherhood of this
office for the samples sent to them last
night for their dedication. Dick knows
how to run Il saloon. and his success
seems already established, judging
from the number of calls he received
Yesterday from his many friends.
HEARD FROM.-William +. .Aranl,
who resided i'll Eureka for some
months. in 49,, has just started a
s~emi-weekly paper at Su;ter Creek.
AmadCr county, Cal. The name OF
the paper is the .Semj-UCckiY Inde-
ptR3cnt. We are in receipt of the first
number. 1t is Il readable little sheet.
Ro.AD TO RuBl.-Supervisor Walls
was out with Il force of men Yesterday,
repairing the road to Ruby Hill. y
new grade will be CONSTRUCTED a portion
of the way, the old road being III some
places washed away to such an extent
as to be UnScrViceablc for further use.
REuEARSING. The children con