Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-11


Hand" belongs, but the company
brought u everything there was in it,
including a more than average min
sirel SHOW; aud whatever may be- the
merits of the piece a. 4 literary pro
due ion, they ut all vents succeeded
in pleasing the audience in it's refI,ii-
lion. The company leaves this morn
ing for Austin, where it il billed for
six nights. We beSpeak for tile troupe
a hearty kindly reception in thai city,
with The assurance to uur friends there
that it is by far the best company that
has ever visited Eastern Nevada. II
will returA to Eureka to play a fare
we'll engagement of Tires nights IN
the 10Th, 10Th and 2lst insts.
CORRESPONDENTS of the Eureka
SENTINEL. frequently complain in that
paper of the ianner in which the bus
mess of IN of the principal mining
com auies of thai place is conducted.
Where there is SO much smoke there
must he some fire. II IS first with the
miners, then the coalbtirners, next
with the manner of paying employees.
We are inclined 10 think that if the man
ager of that company were to attend
less to saving at the spigot and prevent
wasting at the hung hole, he would
get along better.-Pioche Record.
We're astoni>lied at your ignorance,
neighbor. Don't you know that bung.
hole wastings are oftentimes more prof
table to managers AMI sGperintend-
enls of mining companies than spigot
savings are to the stockholders? The
greatest good to the smallest number
is the maxim r%eligiou~ly observed by
that class Of functionarieS; hence the
stupidity of your suggestion.
FATAL AC IDENT.-Yesterday morn
ing an Italia named Geranni Batteri
was killed at the refining works Of the
Richmond Company, where he was
employed for the last IA months. De
ceased and another man were engaged
steering a cake OF bullion weighing
about tour tons into a pan, AZ it wa
being lowered by "A crane. In his
hands he held An iron bar which must
have caught between the cake and the
edge OF the pan, throwing it violently
upwards and striking him in the neck,
breaking the jaw and severlng the
jugular vein. Dir. Williams was i'm
mediataly sent for. but before he ar
rived the man wa dead. An inquest
was held upon the body, the jury
bringing in a verdict IN accordance
with the above facts. Deceased was a
native of Italy and about 20 years OF
age.
TESTING HosE.-The members of
Rescue Hose Company were out yes
terday on Main street testing their
leather hose. When the full head OF
water was turned on from the double
fire plug a lau.hable occurrence took
place. rhe two men having charge oi
the pipe found themselves unat'la to
control the hose under such heavy
pressure, and it Jumped" from their
| hands and for a few moments repre-
scented a huge, writing serpent, At
times rearing its head several feet
above the ground and throwing its
venom ri .ht and left. wetting p~assers-
by, goods displayed al store doors.
etc. The water was turned off a. soon
as possible aud the hose satisfactorily
tested without further mishap.
SHEET Music. We acknowledge
the receipt of several selections oil
sheet music. forwarded to US ny
Matthias Gray, Of l05 Kearny street
San Francisco. Like all Of Gray's
publications, the selections are good
and the typographical work excellent
A new and attractive feature OF his
musical publications Is the Juvenile
| Ouoro Rnntfa cnnSiStinp Of Soma fprtN
selections from Offenbsch, Lecocq. etcs
arranged for little fingers" These
embrace the gems of G%enevieve d.
Brabant, La Grande Duchesse, l..
File de Madame Augot, and Other
well known comic operas, and are al
mirably arranged for the young folk
DRAMATIC CLUB. - An association
was organized last evening under The
name of the Philomathean Societ!
and Dramatic Club" w. III. Daven
port was elected President, r. NJ
Beatty Vice President. and Lamber
Molinelli Secretary. The object OF thu
society is Indicated in it's title. Tit
members propose giving a series .
dramatic entertainments, the proceeds
of which will he devO ell 10 meritOriOl'
objects Of public interest. Tiere isanl
amount of literary and dramatic talen
running to seed in Eureka, and we arr
glad that an opportunity will be fur
nished for its utilization.
PIocHE BULLIoN.-Wells, Fargo q
Co. this morning shipped four bars o
bullion, from Phoebe, valued at $3,S92