Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-16
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INC MatduioIaS CoHnpanV nave jeJ n
contract to some Mexicans to deliver
water at the mine.
Mrs. r. M. Beatty returned to Eure-
ka from a prolonged visit to California,
on last evenings train.
j. Straus returned from Typo on
yesterdays stage. lie informs us that
he has closed his store in that town.
A street scene: Two Piutes playing
Indian poker, and 43 white lookers-on
watching the fluctuations of the game.
Work has not yet been fully COM
pleted on The new water main. The
water will be turned off again to-day.
The Typo stage broke a tire 4S miles
from Eureka, but the driver managed
to finish the trip by binding it to the
wheel with ropes.
w. H. Mccormick, salesman at w.
H. Clark's store, has so far recovered
from his injuries AS to be able to put in
an appearance on the street.
A Colfax capitalist has been at Pal
isade examining the recently dis
covered coal mine with q view to in
vestment.
Street sprinkling vas INDUCED in
last evening on Main street, A cool
and refreshing atmosphere resulted
from the distribution of the watery
element.
Frank Reigelhuth. an old-time fav-
Orite musician of Eureka, has returned
to town, and the dulcet strains of his
violin will be heard at our parties as of
yore.
The subject Of Rev. J.. A. Gray's
Sunday evening lecture will be:
(Which is the true Church." Mr..
Gray's exposition of this much veXed
question will be very interesting.
The thanks of the SENTINEL staff are
due mine host Baum, of Paiissde, for a
bountiful supply of specified beauties,
fresh from the water of the Hum
boldt-a toothsome delicacy up at this
end OF the Narrow Gauge.
Louis Brandt is introducing gas into
his premises, and will open to-
night. Louis is fixing up in fine style,
and anybody who appreciates a cool
drink of beer, or a good bed, will do
we'll to give him a call.
The Palisade girls read all the new
novels and comment thereon on the
margins. This is a specimen occur
ring on a page descriptive of an affect
ing love scene: ''The pangs Of love
are CRATE. 1 have bin there myself"
The dumps at the Eureka Consolid-
ated reduction works are full Of ore,
and the railroad company is deliver
ing about SO tons daily. There is a
probability that another furnace will
be started very o
j. B. Adams, the man convicted of
petit larceny in the Police Court on
Thursday, was sentenced to pay a fine
of SIS, with the alternative OF p days
in the County Jail. His lmpecunious
condition rendered the latter step nee.
essary.
Sheriff Sias requested us to state that
we we're in error in regard to our in
formation relative to the deputizing of
Dan Patterson. No person other than
J. B. Nelson and II. Is. Mckee have
that authority as far as the Sheriffs
office is concerned.
The Hamburg dumps at the furnace
are full of ore, necessitating a partial
suspension OF hauling until the fur
naceS can catch up. A new develop-
ment has been made in the extreme
north shaft, Friday No. 2, a body OF
high grade ore having been met with
in a winze on the 400-foot level. The
mine never looked better than at pres
ent.
The Jubilee Troupe will put in their
last appearance in Eureka this even
ing. The company were we'll received
in Austin and are pleased with their
trip. All those who neglected the
opportunity of going to the entertain.
ment during their former visit will do
we'll TO attend tonight. There will be
an entire change i'll the programme.
and new hymns an Southe I'm melo-
dies will be rendered.