Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-25
short Bits.

A war Of races was the excitement
at the lower end Of town.
The weekly advertised letter list will
be found in to-day's SENTINEL. 4.
There are two feet of snow on the
western slope of Prospect mountain.
There were 2l3 voters registered in
the first ward, and 300 in the second,
at W O'Clock yesterday.
The case Of Hamilton, arrested for
disturbing the peace, was postponed
until two O'Clock to day.
Mrs. Harmer, mother of A. d.
HasKelPs wife, is suffering from a
very severe attack of erysipelas.
John Keenan,, a native of Wisconsin,
died at the County Hospital yesterday
morning. See funeral notice.
The committee is soliciting men,
berships and coin in aid of the Library
Association. Open your purse strings.
Frank Leslie and party passed Pali-
SADIE yesterday, going west, in the Pull
man palace car President.
The largest assortment and best
style OF hats can be found at the Gold
en- Rule Store, adjoining Paxton &
Co.'s Bank. q
In the District Court yesterday
Judge Cole granted Mrs. G. w. Gill
more letters of administration on the
estate of G. w. Gilmore,
A. X. Hawkins, President of the
Typo Consolidated Mining Company,
arrived by the Typo stage yesterday
morning, en- route to San Francisco.
Thirty days. reduction sale at the
Golden Rule Store, where bargains
can be secured up to the twenty-third
of May. y
There are four men engaged in
driving the Prospect Mountain Tun.
mel. 1t has penetrated the mountain
about 1l3 feet, and they are making
progress at the rate of 10 feet per week.
j, NJ. English, who is interested in
Typo mining property, and who re.
Gently passed through Eureka on a
visit to Typo, returned yesterday
morning and left on this mornings
train for the Bay.
j. w. Jones, a pioneer carpenter,
who was injured by the falling of a
scaifold in front of Lees store on
Main street, is able to be out on the
street again.
By reference to our advertising coll
umns it will be seen that there is a
chance to buy two wagons, seventeen
yoke of oxen, and other articles per-
tanning to the outfit, by inquiring of
VIM. Arlington or Dan Higr.
The Richmond furnaces will be
closed down on the first OF May, for
repairs. The machinery and works
will be overhauled and putin complete
order prior TO starting up again.
Colonel Riley. President of the
Board of Health of Eureka, desires us
to state that he has removed his drove
OF hogs beyond the city limits, except
a few refractory ones who refused TO
be either coaXed or driven.
A war of races was inaugurated in
the neighborhood of Morrison &
Fletcher's corral yesterday afternoon.
A stalwart wench became embroiled
i'll a discussion with a white mar and
closed the argument by vigorously
bulldosing him. No arrests.
A lady, while taking equestrian ex-
ercise near the Hamburg mine, was
thrown from her horse aud received
quite serious injuries, having her
scalp cut open and otherwise bruised.
DR.. Bishop, like a good Samaritan,
sewed up her wounds and reports her
ont of danger.
The proprietors of the Tyoo stage
line have reconsidered their determi
nation of allowing letters to be for
warded to Typo in an open sack, and
refuse to carry either letters or papers.
Quite a quantity of mail, including
several registered letters, is laying in
the Eureka POstoflica. and Wilson is in
a quandary what to do in the premises.
We hope the special agent will move
in the matter without delay.