Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-26

at last improving so lar as 10 enable
him to go about town with the aid OF a
cfutch. He afterwards took to drink
ing, and the reamputation just per-
formed is the result of his carelessness
and a failure to give to his feet the
proper attention required.
Held Fer Observation-Disclosures adj
dressed to the following named per-
sons are detained at the Postof1ice in
Eureka for want of postage: Alex.
McRai, Big paddock Bridge. Victoria,
Nova Scotia; Miss Annie McLond, Ell
ler's House Station, Nova Scotia; Miss
Selma Murem, Trenton, n. j.; f. w.
CIute, Phoebe, New; Mrs. II. Requa,
Deerfield, Mo-; Geo. w. White, Eure-
ka, New; Miss Medora Hogan, Knob
NasIeo, Mo-; Mrs. Benjamin Plant,
Palmerston, Conn; Il. j. Osborn,
Sprucemont, Elko county, New; j.. l..
C%onnaghan, Princeton, n. j.; j. G.
Russell, Hamilton, New; L. Meads,
Marquette, Mich; Miss Sarah Len
hart, Deaupbin, Pa.
De CAREFUI.-People can not be too
careful about fire. The Summer sea-
son is approaching, when everything
in the shape of sawed lumber will be
as drv ~ t~its5ier. Keep a bright out
look upon Your premises, and see to j
that no hot ashes or live Goals of fire
are permitted to lie in places where
they coine in contact with dry wood:
that your ~stove-pipes are sound and
properly placed i'll water-Joint>. a
spark falling upon a dry roof may
produce "A couflagration. Too much
care can not be taken by any n as
against fires. therefore we say TO the
people OF Eureka, be careful.
"
RENovATING.-Smith q Co., of the
SaZerac Saloon, are refiiting and re-
modelling their popular resort. The
entire interior is being o~verhauled, and
with the help of the painters, carpen-
ters and paper-hangers, made a.
neat a. "A new pin. The three blizzard
tables, formerly of the Criterion, have
been removed TO the SaZerac, and the
rear portion of the building is now be
Ing arranged as a billiard parlor, where
those FOND of the amusement ran find
opportunity for recreation. The tables
will be i'll position by Friday.
WHERE TICKETS CAN Re HAD
Tickets for the bon-bon party, which
is to come off at Bigelow's Hall Friday
evening, June 9Th, can be procured al
Meyers IL F%ranklin's. the drug stores
Of Drs. Jerry, iukcns, Schneider and
Stowell, and Of Clay Sinims a. tue
Corner Saloon. The price of tickets
has been fixed ut s. 30 each, as IL is the
oiject of the members OF the Reading
Circle to realize only a sufficient sum
TO pay the actual expenses OF the party.
The NEW FURNAcE.-The hydrocy-
Gle furnace of the Richmond Company
was started yesterday and gives great
satisfaction To those Witnessing It's OPP
erations. The trials now being made
with it are of an experimental nature.
IL differs from the common blast fur-
naces and the watrr-iacket pattern, and
il comeiimes called the Constant" AS
Ii dispenSes with the usual lining and
preserves for itself the same space AT
all times fer the smelling of the ores
with which ii is charged.
a DENIAL. William Gillen. proprie
tor of the Silver Brick Ilo,el, deries
emphatically that any portion OF the
iewelry OF which the two Spanish
women were robbed, was pawned, on
by II one offered TO he pawned, AZ
his house at any time. The statement
appearing In "A com munication in yes
terdty's SENTINEL that such IA the
case i false. and AT his request we give
pubiNs his denial to it,.
REMAN0ED. u. w. Flippen, the
man arrested some time since on "a
charge Of g~arroting and robbing a man
named Derr, and subsequently com
mitted by Justice Beatty, was yester-
day brought before Hon. +. w. Cole,
of the Sixth District Court, on a writ OF
habeas corpus Considerable tesli-
mony was adduced, at the conclusion
OF which his Honor renianded the pris-
oner back to Jail To await the action OF
the next Grand Jury.
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A MINING AccIDENr.-Yesterday
morning "A miner named William Dav-
idson fell a distance of thirty feet
down the shaft of the kentuck mine,
on Bald mountain. His left leg was
broken below the knee and he sus-
tanned some severe bruises 10y the fall!
Dir. A. G. Bishop was summoned to at
tend the man, Nyho, later in the day
was removed to the California House
in town.
THEIR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
Franklin o to the people OF
Eureka and vicinity that, having re-
ceived their Spring and summer stock
of goods, they are Offering the same al
prices that defy competition. IheiI
stock Is ii selectet one, the choicest
that could be found in the markets,
and all of the best manufacture. l'ead
their now advertisement.
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THE RosLIN CoMPANY.-A number
of miners have been put to work 4
the Hamburg mines, owned by the
Koslin Company. The developments
recently made IN these mines are OF q
very ilattering character and Warrant
the resumption of active operations