Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-16
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ceeding high grade.
Nine carloads of charcoal stood al
the depot yesterday. The delivery OF
coal by rail is quite a large item.
Berwin and Steler are preparing for
the introduction of gas in their respect
i've places Of business.
Three members Of the new Hoosac
Mining Company leave New York for
Eureka next Saturday.
4. J. Read went below this morn
ing on business connected with the
big suit.
Nothing has been heard of the Ju.
bileers OF late. Don't know whether
they are coming or not.
MIR. Brown. of Typo, has been pur-
chasing some horses here for use in
the new camp. He secured some
good ones.
Dan Immel aud Luther Clark rise
with the lark these days to go for the
small game along the base of Dia-
mond mountain.
Clay Simms is having his Corner
Saloon FURNISHED up with new paint
and so forth until it begins to shine al
most as brilliantly as Cronin's lose.
MI. Teddy McMannus, of the Hooks
and Nickers. yesterday gave the hose
Of the department a good cleaning up
A vigilant and efficient fireman is that
same Teddy.
A postoffice money order for $I5,
sent to any part of the United States,
costs only ten cents; for $50 it costs
fifteen cents; for $40, twenty cents; for
$50, twenty-five cents.
Pretty soon now the green three
cent postage stamp Is to give way to
n with more white upon it, which
can not be SO easily washed anu set
af1oat the second time.
The lien of Bob Stuart against the
Hoosac mine, amounting to about
$4,000, was yesterday paid by Superin.
tendent Wermuth.
Work has been resumed on the
Hoosac under the new management.
A main shaft has been started a little
EAST of The old works. 1t is already
down 20 feet.
1t will soon be time to talk about a
proper observance OF the ever-glorious
Fourth. II the big suit is settled, and
have a Changer"
A New York dispatch to the SkNTI-
MEL states that Eastern capitalists are
heavy buyers of Pacific coast mining
stocks al present figures.
Eureka Consolidated rallied yester.
day To $l4 so per share. The stock is
closely held and but little is changing
hands.
1t is perfectly safe to draw conclu-
sions, when a Paul street head of a
family comes home at a sh%cckingly
late hour and deposits his weary self
on the top of the piano.
The sewing machine monopoly has
crumbled to pieces, and hereafter the
frugal housewife may be supplied with
her favorite pattern at about half the
old rates.
When a Spring street father discov-
ers that his boy has been using his
razor to sharpen a slate pencil with, his
faith that he is to be the father OF a
President Is temporarily eciipsed by
his anxiety to find the boy ami a piece
of lath.
A friend writing from the Black
Hills says he has been cavorting
around the Yellowstone country and
through the Wind River mountains,
but he did not seek to establish init
mate relations with Sitting Bull.
Charlie Garfield Is still ~indisposed
FROM his late attack of bilious fever.
Doctor Bishop is putting him through
a course of medical sprouts which
we hope will bring him to the trout
again in a few days.
Mrs. f. o. Swensson left for San
Francisco yesterday morning. Mrs. 5.
has been in bad health for some weeks,
and goes down in the hope that a
change of climate and scenery may be
of benefit to her.
The wife of the late ex Sheriff Gil
more went below this morning. She
will probably revisit Eureka at the ex-
piration of the ten months required by
law In which to wind up the estates of
deceased persons.
A. Benedict gives notice, under the
head of 'New To-day" that he will
shortly open q class in book keeping at
Mendes' Hall. Mr.. Benedict. being a
thorough accountant, is capable of i'm
parting a complete knowledge of that
useful accomplishment. Terms, SIS,
in advance, for fifteen lessons.