Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-15

crushed to a jelly between the tender
and the fire-box OF the engine. The
engineer is not in \ dangerous cOndi-
ton, and will be out soon with proper
care. The company has here some
200 men to add to the force of the snow
shoyelers now employed, who will be
taken TO the seat OF war early in the
morning.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
MARCH TEEM-HoN. HENRY RivEs PRE-.
SIDING.
The Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, Judge Henry Kives presiding,
and the following proceedings were
had:
L. NJ. johnson VS.. &. w. Schwartz
Suit dismissed at appellants costs.
Court adjourned until this morning
a 10 o'clock.
SPECIAL TRAIN.-Although there is
no probability of the regular train for
the west getting through the snow
blockade in tinie TO connect with the
Eureka and Palisade train OF this
morning, western bound passengers
will be sent ON by a SPECIAL train, which
leaves Elk, this morning. Weare rot
informed whether or not this arrange
Inent will he continued until the regu
lar trains are again making their usual
trips.
SAN JOSE SAVINGS BANK.-This in
s tuition is n of the soundest and
most reliable in California. 1t is 10.
Gated in San Jose and is represented
by the wealthiest and most substantial
citizens of Santa Clara county It,.
operations are restricted TO a legitimate
banking and exchange business, and
We cheerfuily recommend it to such of
our readers As may have any business
in their line in that section.
TyBO.-We notice that the stock of
the Typo Consolidated has appeared
upon the San Francisco stock list. 1t
is selling at about $40 per share, which
is certainly cheap enough. The prop
erty III this company Is ~ OF the
finest rnd most productive iii the Stale.
During the coming season il Will yield
more than $40 per shars in dividends.
Ii ought 10 be IL good buy al current
rates.
ADAMS HILL. - Ten to s of ore,
which will work $3.50, were taken out
of the Wide West mine within the last
two days. The ledge is spreading out
towards the east and west and is
fully four feet between the walls. The
indications in this mine are more fiv-
orai'le with each days development,
and it bids fair before the close of the
coming season to rank among the most
prominent in the district.
THE TURNER HoUsE.-By reference
to an advertisement under the head OF
New To-Day ii will be seen that b.
j. Turner has again assumed control OF
his hotel. The establishment il to be
Immediately ~overhauled aud thorough
Nv renovated, and the addition of a
first class BLIZZARD room is also in con-
temptation. Mr.. and Mrs. Turner will
spare no pains To make the guests OF
the house feel at home.
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TIE FUNERAL. The funeral OF
David 5. Roche took place yesterday
afternoon. The services were con
Quoted by Rev. Father Hynes at the
Catholic Church. A long procession
of carriages and footmen followed the
remains from Ruby Hill to the church,
and from thence To their last resting
place in the Catholic cemetery.
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ATTENTION, Hooks !-rhera will be
a special meeting of the company this
evening" Mt 7 a o'clock, in the back room
OF Tommy Douglas saloon. Every
member is expected tn be present., as
business of IN importance will come be
fore the meeting.
L. =. DOUGLAS, Foreman.
ALT. CHARTz, Secretary.
GAVE BoNDs.-Ah Hung, the Celes-
tial shootist, who was committed a few
\ weeks ago for blazing away at a mem
/, her of another Chinese faction, yester
iav gave bail in the sum of $1,000 FOL
his appearance before the next grand
Jury. lining Lee and Mark Pee, 8
couple of Oriental merchant princes
were the suriUes.
FELL IN.-The shed on Batemar
street, attached to Sweeney's stable
Tell in Yesterday afternoon from thu
weight ofsnow or the roof. In its fal
il came near catching a female Sho
shone, who saved herself by a double
somersault over a couple OF bugSie'
and a hay rack.
GILA.-An official letter, datet
March 9th, says: Mino looking a