Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-06
Ex.Eurekans Some Old-Iimers Mt
the Raw.

the Bay.
Quite a large number of former resi-
dents of this place have located at the
Bay. During q recen visit to the me-.
tropolis the writer met a swarm OF
them. Some reference to their move
ments and present vocations may not
be undressing to IL local readers.
John f. Ramsey, at n time Post
master in this town, has completely
recovered from his late illness and is
now in condition to make another start
in life. He was an inmate of the Napa
Asylum for a period of five months,
but comes out just as good as new.
General debility, and more particular
ly the prOstration of the v sys-
tenn, was the cause of his trouble.
G. +. Horn, formerly REGISTER of the
Land Office here, can be seen daily on
California street among the bulls and
bears. He is considered a first-class
judge of the market, and one OF these
days he Is sure to make a big cleanup.
Col. A. Lewis, of Pancake coal noto-
riety, is operating in Kern county. He
has discovered a splendid marble
quarry down there, which he has
bonded to a company of San Francisco
capitalists. He expects to realize thir-
~ or forty thousand dollars in a few
months, when he will return to Sage
brush. His marble is said to be supe-
rior to the Italian article.
Alec. O'Neil, one of the early mining
operators in this section, having ac-
cumulated grand, cash will do the
most OF his mining hereafter on
Change. He il, interested in a Hum
boldt property, which be intends
working vigorously the present season.
K. A. Davis, who used to team and
burn coal hereabouts, is engaged in
the construction of a narrow gauge
railroad from a point on this side of
the bay to Santa Cruz. He also carries
a large amount of California stock and
draws his dividends with regularity
and promptness.
Col. Young, who used to run the st.
Julien Restaurant in Hamilton and fur
nished such excellent meals for four
bits" is keeping the Grand Central
Hotel in Oakland. His son Joe, the
silver-tongued, has inst returned from
Arizona.
j. w. Brown, Davis accountant
while here, has a stall in the California
market and is doing a nice business.
He occasionally signs for a Whit of the
fragrant sage and other delights of the
Base Range.
Tom Sheridan, the stone. cutter, has
regained his health since going to the
Bay, and talks of trying his hand the
coming summer at brick making.
Josh. Walls, our former Road Su-
pervisor, holds an office at San Quen-
tin. He has nothing to do but to
show visitors around, and is happy.
DR.. Willard, a pioneer Base Ranger,
has an office on Montgomery street
and says he is making money. He is
also interested in agravel gold mine in
the mountains.
DR.. j. IL. Lukens has his sbingle
out OF Kearny street and is doing we'll
in the practice of his profession. He
also makes an occasional lucky turn in
stocks.
j. b. Magee, the old Superintendent
of the Richmond, maintains a mag
nificent residence OF Bush street,
above Powell. He also keeps a splen-
did team of 2:40 nags.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wells reside
on Taylor street. Joe has lately been
seriously sick. They mediate return
ing to Eureka, as this climate suits
them better than the sea shore.
Jake Belrude, a former Deputy Sher-
if of White Pine and we'll known
here, has a grocery store at Saucelito.
Says he is content.
John A. and Charlie Paxton are, of
course, identified with banking inter-
ests. Charlie wants no more Eureka
in "hisn."
X. X. Brown lives on Ellis street.
His family passed through the dypthe-
ria scourge, fortunately, without seri-
Gus results.
Billy Mccoy, n of the locators of
the Richmond, operates in stocks and
seems to be enjoying life as he goes
along.
Jim Kelley is placing Shark stock
or was prior to Judge Coles decision.
VIII te up soon.
DR.. Cummings is practicing medicine
somewhere across the bay, we believe
in Oakland.
Major and Mrs. Mccoy are visiting
friends in the city and stop at S04 Fill
bert street.
Malcolm Mcdonald is getting rich in
the Freer stone business.
Geo. Bibbins is a street broker and
carries a gold-headed cane