Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-12

sweep tile country, ME tne lhtter ~
stoutly maintains that Hayes vii
have to simply walk over the presi
dental course. You pays your money
and takes your choice of these opin'
ions.
w. B. Harrub was also among the
arrivals last night. He come FROM
the west.
FIREMEN'S ELECTION AT meeting
of the Hook and Ladder and Knicker
booker Hose Company last evening
the following offices were elected fol
the ensuing term o. six months: Pres
ident, Ed. LOwenthal; Vice President
A. &. Bishop; + ,reman, L. $. Douglas
First Assistant, Asa Green; Second AS
s~istant, Charles Pryor: Secretary, Ar.
ChariZ; Treasurer, ID. Mannheim; jan
ilor. Terry Mcmahon.
The company j. in a prosperous on
dition, the roll call numbering 43 ac.
tive members.
For CoNsTABLE.-H. q. Mckee
states in to days SENTINEL that he
will be a candidate at the ensuing cleo.
ton for the office of Constable pf this
township. M. Mckee has served as
Deputy Constable and night policeman
fur the last two years, during which
time he has made an efficient officer,
being always prompt, faithful and fear
less in the discharge of his duties. No
good citizen who supports him for the
office will ever have cause to regret his
vote
POLICE CvURr.-Wm. Kavanaugh,
the wife beater. was before the Police
Court yesterday upon the complaint
of his WIFI, who moved that Lee be PIT
under bonds To keep the peace. After
hearing the evidence Judge Beatty or
d.red that defendant give bonds ia the
sum of 81 1000 To keep the peace for six
months. Not being able to give the
ond Kayanaugh was committed to
Jail.
To BE EXAMINED.-Geo. Watkins
Will ba examined in the Police Court
to-day at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ, upon a
charge of assault with intent to kill
Chas. Crane. This was tire shooting
st.rape which occurred in the lower
hurdy house on the night OF the 4th Of
July. Crane, who WAS shot in the
side, has nearly recovered from the
effects of the shot.
THEGRANT MINE.-The Grant mine,
on Mccoy Hill, in producing a con>id-
cradle quantity of high grade ore, a
regular and peli-defined VEN of which
has been worked to the depth of 81
feet. The mine is owned 10y Major
w. w. Mccoy, who Is prosecuting it,
development with vigor and with fay
orable prospects of lis becoming one
of the most valuable properties III the
district.
REMOVED. = The slaughter houses,
the odors from which formerly offended
the olfactory organs OF the residents
OF the c4nvon a short dis auce below
town, have been removed 10 the u.sI-
rrn slope of the hill west OF Town, the
railroad compluy having purchased
[ g ground upon which they formerly
stood.
RUNNING OFF TUE SILvER.-An ex-
perieuced furnace man yesterday, in
speaking of the present condition OF
'tS . ~ '"t' NNhs s''i'' - N''t =
falls much lower that all the works
here. mu t stop unless some discovery
j. made which viii leave the lead in a
pure stale by running off the silver in
the Stag.
The BALL LAST NIGHT.-Quite a
large number of ladies and gentlemen
left here last evening tn attend the ball
ut The Willows, and Judging from those
who composed the delegation we inter
that The party must have been a nos
pleasant affair.
For EUREKA.-Ti Phoebe Record OF
The 9th inst. has this item: departed
by Eureka and Palisade railroad
teams, Ihos. Litlj and Oh ,rles Smith.
These teams went direct to Eureka TAX
ing a lot of ore"
HELD o PosrAGE.-The following
letters are held at the Post flee, in Eu-
reka. for the want of postage: Geo.
Blackir Il Co., 746 Broadway, n. y;
Salminas Pretro, st. Elena, Napa
county, Cal.
In TowN.--Hon. II. X. Mitchell
rame in last evening ironfthe Pancake
coal mine. He reports the mine as
looking we'll. He will return to Pan
cake TO morrow.
LosT.-Mrs. T. l.. Page, of Fish
! Creek Station, has lost a dress pattern,
| which is described in an advertisement
under the head of Especial Notices."
THE stated convocation OF st. Johns
Chapter No. 8, II. A NJ. will he held
this eve ling, At their hall, at 1880
O'Clock.
Mocha coffee, tongues and sounds, smoked
halibut. and centennial crackers. The above
is a fresh invoice at Mrs. Ashim's my2-tt
jos, of the Golden kuie store, has added tC
his ordinary stock of goods a line of good on
substantial boots aud shoes; also hats and
caps. Call aud bs assured that he sells
CHEAP FOR CASH. ie21-tf
MOtII'S. apl9
New Goops.-The largest stock of Swiss