Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-24
PERSONAL.

Sam. Goldstone left on this morn
ing's train for San Francisco. He will,
before his return, attend the meet
ing at Reno of the Grand Lodge of I.
q. .. F., as the representative of Eu-
reka Lodge, of this town.
A. M. HillhOuse left this morning for
the East, as per announcement in yes
terday's SENTINEL.
THE RIcHMoND.-The dumps at the
Richmond mine are full to overflow
ing, and a large amount of ore is be-
ing daily taken out from the 200, 500,
600 and 70O-foot levels. The mine
never looked better than at present.
and there is no reason why the pres
ent should not prove the most profit
able season since the organization of
the company, for there is an album
dance OF accessible ore in nearly every
opening in the mine. A great saving
is being effected by throwing a large
amount of the waste rock into the
places already worked, thereby effect
ing the double purpose of securing the
ground from caving and a saving of
labor in hosting. The shaft is being
sunk below the 800-foot level, and a
drift is being run from tire shaft at that
level to the ore body, a distance prob
ably of $50 feet, 80 of which haze al
ready been made.
APUBLIc BENEFACroR.-Col. Reilly,
of the Flying Artillery, yesterday ex-
ecuted a flank movement upon the
back yard of the SENTINEL Office and
captured a large amount of debris
which had been accommodating there
for the last three months. He made a
clean sweep Of the rubbish and the
place now looks as nea and clean AS a
newly moved lawn. He has also ef-
fected a wonderful change in the ap-
pearance Of Buel street, which now
presents quite a respectable appear
ance. The Colonel is a public bene-
factor and is entitled to the gratitude
of all clearly base rangers.
BocA BEER.-F. HASTEN, at the Chi
cago Beer Depot, on North Main street,
has made arrangements for a regular
supply of the celebrated Boca beer, ac-
knowledged to be the best lager manu-
featured in the United States. He also
keeps on hand a constant supply of
beer from the Chicago Brewery, in San
Francisco, which he dispenses in large
mugs for a bit. He has Just received a
carload of each of the above named
kinds of beer fresh from the brewer
les.
The SNUG.-This is the name OF a
tastefully fitted up little saloon just
above Paxton IL Co.'S bank, which has
been opened by Louis Loser, who will
keep nothing but the best quality of
lIduid refreshments, which he will dis
pense at the moderate ate of one bit
a drink. A cosy little card oom for
private parties constitutes an agreeable
feature of the establishment.
RULES OF POKER. - Hoyle and
Schenck to the contrary notwithstand-
ing, it vas conclusively proven in a
poker game in this town night before
asst that a jack full on derringers beat
four aces. The holder of the former
was a coal burner from the primeval
forests of McGeary, while the elevator
of the latter WAS a gentleman of Eu-
reka. The latter laid down his hand
and passed-out of the door.
NEAT APPEARANCE. - The Court
room, now in process of renovation,
will, when the work is completed, pre-
sent a very neat appearance. The
walls are being papered, the ceiling
whitened and the wood work freshly
painted. Inside the bar the floor is to
be carpeted with mating.
FLowERs.-Among other attractions
at the church fair at Bigelow's Hall,
this evening, will be a choice lot of
California flowers, which will be ven-
ded by flower girls as beautiful as
angels and as sweet as the choicest
posy in Flora's catalogue.
POLICE COURT. TO day Bernhart
Bashingen will have a trial before Jus.
tice Beatty upon a charge of assault
and battery on VIM. Sheren. The lat
ter was also arrested on a counter
charge preferred by the former and
will also be tried.
HELD % PosTAGE.-The following
letters are held at the Postoffice, in Eu-
reka, for the van of postage: TT.
Tenant, Carson City, New; Mrs.
Sarah A. Emmons, Westport, jackson
county, Mo.
BETTER DIRECTIoNS.-The following
letters are detained at the Postoffice in
Eureka for the want of better direc-
tons: Mrs. Margaret Miller; Mrs. f.
Perry, San Antoine, New.
TICKET WANrEp.-Wanted, n railroad ticket
from Palisade to Omaha. Inquire at the
SENTINEL office. my2itf
IMpnRrEn.-Morris Ii. .Losenh. at the Golde