Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

SHORT BITS.
Ennis Is in daily receipt of fresh oys'
tiers. See special.
Cast your eye yer the specials Of the
Miners & Mechanics Trade Depot In
to days issue.
Superintendent p. Ever,s returned
from San Francisco On last nights
train.
Mr.. Stickelman is buildinga very
handsome and commodious residence
on his lot on Spring street.
An eligible and paying business on
Ruby Hill can be purchased at q bar
gain by applying to Joseph Worrey.
The Richmond Company have on
hand at their reduction works and re-
finery, 200, 900 bushels Of coal and 5000
cords of wood.
There is so, 900 tons of ore, actual
measurement. in sight in the Eureka
] Consolidated mine.
I Jack kermeen, one OF the most COM
petent miners in the district, has been
appointed foreman at the Hamburg
mine.
:'kude Boreas, clustering railer,"
was out On a bender last evening, and
the whistling winds had o decidedly
winterish sound.
The proprietors Of the Parker House
are making some extensive improve
ments on the exterior of that we'll
known hostelry.
Two a loads Of 2x inch water pipe,
consigned to the Martin White Com
pany at Ward, was received at the
freight depot yesterday.
Six large tanks Of gasoline were re-.
ceived AT the freight depot yesterday.
The material was sent to the Eureka
Gas Company, and will be used in the
manufacture Of gas.
Superintendent Donnelly and wife
returned from San Francisco last even
ing. Mr.. Donnelly's return to his du-
ties will be welcomed by every one.
A house and lot. situated on Buel
street, and suitable for business pur-
poses, can be purchased at q o
BILE figure. For information, call at
Meyers IL Franklin's store.
Mr.. Vanderlieth's new building, ad-
joining the Cosmopolitan Lodging
House, is well under way. When com.
pleted it will be used for a restaurant,
and will be a great convenience to the
southern portion Of the town.
The Hamilton stage and the evening
train from Palisade, for the past week,
have arrived at about the same time,
and the rush of express matter at
Wells, Fargo and Co.'S office keep the
attaches of that institution on the
jump until the rush is over.
Presentation at Beatinc Lodge No. 2,
N. OF r..
Last evening, upon the retirement of
w. II. Davenport, Grand Chancellor
of the State, X. of p, from the posi-
ton of Chancellor Commander of Bea-
tifc Lodge No. 7, Of this town, he was
presented with a handsome Pythian
badge by r. NJ. Beatty, Phillip Dep.
angler, w. H.. Stowell, IL. Crowell, &.
l.. Broy, l.. Brant, NJ. b. Bartlett. r.
Crossman. III. b. Mckee, Hank
Knight, w. j. Smith and Geo. w.
Hayes, members of the lodge. X. NJ.
Beatty, Esq, Deputy Grand Chancel-
Tor. presented the badge in the follow.
ing expressive languages:
Brother Grand Chancellor Daven-
port: Permit me, in the name and on
behalf of the members Of Beatific
Lodge, No. 7. X. OF p, to present you
with this Pythian badge, as a token Of
the high esteem in which we all hold
YOU as a Knight, and our perfect con.
fidence OF your impartial action in the
future, when administering the laws
of the order, on the high and honora-
BILE position to which your brother
members OF the Grand Lodge OF our
Chivalric Order have seer tit to call
you. We know that its swords will
eve remain drawn, and its battle-axes
ever be raised in defence of the Order,
and the tenets we teach and practice.
May the open book OF our law be
your only guide and counseIor; may
the badge, worthily worn, ever give
you safe conduct to friendly councils
and entertainment, without which,
possibly, by extreme caution, you
might be debarred from, and its en-
blematic bravery makes you known to
all true knights, as a watchful brother
wherever you may be, and let us
hope that the time may be far distant
when any OF its emblems shall waken
us to the remembrance of your NOR
tality.
To all of which the recipient re-
sponded in a most feeling manner,
and thus closed q very happy and
pleasing incident in the history OF
Beatific Lodge No. 7.
The New York store.
The proprietors of the New York