Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-11

BLoCKED.-The roads must be prett
badly blocked in all directions; at leas,
there is scarcely anything doing in tn
way of teaming from any point. Goa
Is extremely scarce, and unless thing
change for the better pretty soon it |
more than likely that the Richmon'
also will be compelled to shut down it
furnaces. Indeed it seems certain tina
the present dull season in Eureka mus
be endured tor a couple of months Ion
ger.
SILVER BETTER.-Tbere are some in
dications that the ruinous discount OF
silver is not To continue much longer
Late advices from London state tina
the price in that market is two pei
cent. better. Alter all the silver ques,
ton may not prove so serious rs many
had apprehended. The glut may pos.
sibly be but temporary, admitting O
self ad justnlent with a little time.
No FREIGHT.-A visit to the depot oil
the Eureka and Palisade railroad yes.
terday revealed the fact that there is
scarcely a pound Of freight on hand.
This Stacking off in receipts is attrib-
utable to the snow blockade on the
Central Pacific. When the roads get
in full blast again Colonel Mason, the
genial agent, anticipates a perfect rush.
ADAMS HILL.-We hear that another
important development has just been
made in the Adams Hill mine, but we
are not yet favored with the particu.
lars. The Adams Hill has been giving
a splendid account of itself and ia GER
a mine Of very great promise.
shall expect it to rank we'll before
many months shall have elapsed.
THE WRESTLING MATcH.-We are
to remind II readers OF the
wrestling match bet Brannan and
at Bigelow's Hall, this
evening. The doors will he open at 7
admission one dollar. There
will be pools sold on the match at The
hall prior to the con n%.enceinent Of
hostilities.
RICH ORE.-Six tons of ore from the
City, q mine located near the
Adams Hill Company's ground,
$500 per ton. That's not bad
a little outside claim located last
There is plenty of good ore
IN This district. ii men will only 90 TO
and get it out.
FROZEN TO DEATH.-We heard a re.
port on the street Yesterday that an
l indian had been found frozen to death
III the side of the mountain Fast of
Own The story was most probably
as the Lo family il not wont
% pass in it's checks in that way.
QuIcKsILvER FOR PIocHE.-rhere
are 20 TASKS of quicksilver at the Eu.
reka and Palisade freight depot await
shipment tn Phoebe. Fifty TASKS
are for the Raymond & Ely, and the
balance for A. j. Blair, of the Floral
mill.
GONE TIC CoLoRADo.-W. IL. Shaw,
superintendent of the Jackson mine,
writes his foreman, Frank Wallace.
hat he is Off for Denver on mining
business. He will return this way
about the tenth of next month.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SITUATION WASrED by a young woman TO do
work. planning sewing. or house
york without doing heavy washing and iron
lng, or to do cOpying. Apply to
mril-tf col. REILLY. Munroe street.
NoTIcE. AN members of the A. 0. Ii. who
possibly attend a special meeting of the
order. are requested to do SO on Saturday
evening next. March IL, as business Of inn
portanee will be transacted. By order Of
THUS. HEALY, Presids mt.
marI-td L. +. SPtANE, Secrstary
GERMAN Sour hrout. Just received at Tay-
Tor a. Whitton's. f26tf
MOsII'h. mh4
GIRL WANTED to do general %housework; one
W no is a good washer and ironer. Apply at
the SENTINEL office. maro-tf
foR SALE AT AUcTIoN-March 20, 1879, at 2
y. NJ, ut the French Bakery. on Cam
y on street. all the fixtures OF a bakery and
establishment. Also q new stove and
cooking utensils, etc. mrjtd
JUsr REcEIvED-Twenty-fve cases "Ka-
nuk" Maple Syrup; ten bbls. Armour & Cos
Chicago Hams; ten bbls. Kent &tCo's Chicago
Hams. WM.H II. CLARK,
WATCHES and jcwelry repaired with neat
ness and dispatch by j. LEHMAN, a first
class matchmaker, 10 J. STRAUSS jewelry
store, below tho Parker House. f9tf
M(bClk.S. mbl