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MEDICAL.
I}ENSON'S
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-12
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HaIlowell, July I, 1873.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27
ASPMYXIATED.
The Accident at the Connolly

The Accident At the ConmolIy
Mine.
An accident occurred at the Connolly
mine, Prospect Mountain, ON Tuesday,
which, had it not been for the prompt and
energetic action Of Teme Robinson, the
foreman, would have reSsJlsxn the death
Of several Of the miners. Four men were
engaged in making a connection between
the 3l6-fcot level and the wiuze on the 212,
two men being in each, which they were
desirous Of accomplishing before night.
as they wished to participatciil the festivi-
ties of Christmas eve. A. key Of giant
powder was finally put in, the effect Of
which was to make . small opening. After
the explosion the two men in the winze,
Dave Slatterley and John Fowler, imme-
diately returned to witness the effect Of
the blast, but were so overcome by the gas
generated by the powder that they endeay-
ored to return. Slatterley fell near the
station below the 2l6-foot level, while
Fowler succeeded In reaching the level.
As soon ~ their position became known
the most strenuous efforts were made to
rescue them by Mr.. Robinson and his
assistants. By the time Slatterley was
taken from his dangerous position the
rest Of the men, with the exception Of Rob-
inson. succumbed, and he, by the most
hcrculean efforts, succeeded in dragging
them to the level. Six Of the men lay un-
conscious, while Robinson, nearly dead
from fatigue and the gas, worked heroically
to save them. in which he happily sue
ceeded, and the men. with one or two ex-
captions. are again at work.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27
FLuEDUsr.

Nra Giarc,s to. ~1scohcwso L. vo~r;cv
con,rI.,;nn
SINGING school meets ~ tne Metnodiss
church tHis evening.
Inc omcers Of Masonic Lodge No. To- OF
Eureka' VIII Dc instaiicu to-nignt.
The thermometer was seven degrees be-
low zero in Palisade yesterday morning.
Jimmy. who has charge of Fiske's con-
fcctionery, says he did q rousing business in
Christmas goods.
PROSECUTORS have discovered a gold and
silver bearing ledge q few miles from the
railroad track. between Psiisadc and Carliu.
A patent was received in the United
States Land Office Yesterday for the Young
America mine. located in EIko county.
r.a .ox.n. s.ou,s 49, A.. o..
ua,s. more ,borar"h,x wsrn,aJ ~"
more stoves at least ought 10 be added.
s.v... ,.,.;tauo,. =, ...s
md renrasan,;,,a 80. sm;t;as n..Iara5
sround ! besv;Iv ,.dsn .raa - I,dra Hnh-
| bard's on Chrisimas Wv
:.
evening nert Il IL ops r. az To-. si,:.
ever v;o;,el E,rol. al o.. a;.;-sn. can
nrer.,a lar . carn;v., ~ IT,
~ ~.
Nheh rroi; lay,or, the magician per-
iol.nsu ~ new iork, sne ncuse was
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27
EXIT CHRISTIAN.
lie Local solil0quizes ON sewe
Matters Connected Therevath.


he Local seliloqui.es on Some
Matters Connected Therewath.
ohristmss Day, 1878, is puabsred among
the past, and will exist but in recollection,
and these recollections wifbbe ola varied
widely divergent character. The chill
dren will remember IL with p~scssursble
emotions. that will serve 20 keep ~
their interest in the day daring tho d kIisS
year; the father. mother, bro&hek Slater,
lover or friend will recall Il vheH they -
the mementos Of love or friendship pre-
sented |; the d~yspoptic, resretting his lib
crsl indulgence in roast turkey and pud-
ding, will express his gratitude because il
occurs but once in 365 days |; while those
who may have INDUCED in large quantities
OF egg-nog and other celebrating bever-
ages, will tell you pathetically and conf
dentially that q headache the day after
Christmas varies in nowise from that OF
any other day |; will swear by all the saints
in the calendar that they are 80 disguised
with sour mash generally that never again
shall it cross their lips, aud within five
minutes will ask you-to take . drink
asserting, like Rip Van Wrinkle, that " this
time don't count"
Both Christmas Eve and day, however,
passed off pleasantly, and there we're far
less broils than one would naturally imag-
Inc would occur among . population, re-
presenting rs it does, almost every nation
atty on the face Of the globe. A shooting
affair, with no casualties reported, occurred
in q Main street saloon ; an ARRAY on Ruby
Hill ended by n Of the contestants being
slightly cut, but. with these exceptions,
breach Of the peace was committed In
or vicinity, and we doubt il there
Is a camp or town from the Atlantic TO tho
Pacific, from Canada TO the Gulf OF Mex
leo, that can boast OF such an exhibit. The
generally are satisfied with tho
Of goods sold, and, altogether,
Day, 1878, passed Of a. pleas
antly in our town as any that ever oc-
within the memory Of the Oldest
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27

safety Hook . Cages ia Mines.
Owing 10 fhs frequent accidents occur
ring in mines eadsed by over-winding Of
the wire rope. and running the cage iaso
the shesves, many Of the mechanics m
ployed along the CUnstock have given
much time IN devisihg q plan for its pre-
venfIpp. Some Of these mel the require
1hts b part. but II remained for q young
hisn n Eureka 10 fully perfect what was
required, snd hereafter there can b no
danger to life IL his Invention il applied to
cages in mines. Mr.. Harry Harrison has
been employed for . number Of years at
the Richmond reduction works - an engi.
neer, and is known Is an excellent ms
chinist. About n year since he was EN-.
ployed at the Alps mine at Phoebe. when an
accident occurred at one Of the principal
mines on the Comstock. whereby o number
Of lives were lost. Within o few days am
other accident occurred at one Of the mines
IN Phoebe from he same cause, when Mr..
Harrison conceived the idea that . plan
could be devised TO prevent the over-wind-
ing. and the device for which he re-
ceived letters patent on Tuesday even
ing last. Is the result Of his studies.
Tho device must be seen to be fully un-
derstood ; but we will endeavor TO briefly
give . description Of II, when mining men
can clearly zee its utility. 1t consists Of .
b~ell-shaped casting placed on . cross-tim-
Der mortised between the guides, about
three feet from the sheaves. through which
tho eohlo raaaoc xho .abla l.ns,s. .kk.cl,.l
to the safety-hook fastened to the .
The hook, which IL made al w~rought-iron,
Is about one foot long. having three
ratchets, or shoulders. turned upon IL at the
upper end Of the cone. The link Of the
rope fits into . slot cut in the top Of the
hook. and fas.ens itself to the two arms
placed in the bottom slot. and held there
by . pin. Should the cage be run up too
far, the hook enters the opening in the
s1ns s q ths h ssSa prs .saIi H.. ~n ss IN: me
casting. detaches the link. and the
pals upon the casting catch the ratchets,
holding the cage secure, making it impos.
sible that 1t should again descend into tho
shaft. being fast in the ratchets, while the
rope, being detached. has passed into the
sheaves. Some Of the advantages Of this
over any other hook in use is its SIM
plicity. its quick and sass action, its
adaptability to either the round OF nat
rope. and its great strengthened durability.
1t il the intention Of Mr.. Harrison to at
once introduce his invention, and We learn
thai some Of the companies Of Eureka
have already conferred with him with .
view to having it attached To their hosting
works. We feel confident that when intro
dnced its use will become general, a. the
superintendent and forcmen who nave
seen it pronounce in its favor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27
Election Of s,mcers.

At a special meeting OF the Palisade
Lodge. No. 20. +. 4 A. NJ, held at Masonic
Hall in Palisade. OF December 2lst, the
following officers elect were duly installed
for the ensuing Masonic year, by T. +.
I.awlor, Past Master and J. r. Moore,
Grand Marshal W. s. Mcclellan, w. M. f;
Jas. Hathaway. 8. W.; N. Campbell,
]. w.. T. F. I.awlor. t.; T. II. Jewell,
Secretary J. Tregoning. 8. D.; H. w.
Fletcher, J. D.; Chas. Ross, Tyler; J. v.
Brown and i. Devine, Stewards. After
the ceremonies Of installation. p. N. 7. F.
Lawlor was presented with . beautiful
Masonic emblem, ~ q token Of esteem, by
members uf the Lodge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27

Following is q list Of outstanding ASSESS
ments upon Nevada mines, and the date
upon which they will become delinquent
in the Board:
North Con. ya.-$1; January Z.
Bullion-$1; January s.
Scorpion-10 cents; January 4.
North Donanza-50 cents; January G.
Utah-$2; January ..
Alta-$f; January 10.
Hale 4 Norcross-s0 cents; January 10.
Benton Con.-50 cents; January III.
Crown Point-$1; January II.
Succor-50 cents; January Is.
Buckeye-50 cents; December a..
Daney-20 cents; January II.
South Utah-5 cents; January II.
v~ermont-15 cents; January 3.
ASSESSMENTS DELINQUENT.
Following is ; list Of stocks upon which
assessments are delinquent. Tho day Of
sale il affixed
Ophir-$1; December 80.
X. X. Con.-$1; December 80.
Caledonia-W cents; January 10.
Julia Con.-$I; December %.
New York-30 cents; Jaruary 8.
Gould 4 Curry-$l so; January IA.
Dardanelles- 81; December so.
Albion As cents; January 5.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27

Jackson House-James II. Harris. Ham
iiton Tom Barnes. Eureka; William ].
Aiken. 0sceota JOS. y. Williams and wife,
Hot Greek.
International Hotel-T. A. Robinson.
Ar. Antoine and John Mckee, Eureka ; r.
kohinson, Secret Canyon ; Miss Ella Gibbs,
fAiisade ; 10. Morgan. Spring Valley.
Turner House-wm. Bryant and VIM
,synolds, ruby Hill ; Cal. Lockard, Tybo
~ =. Beatty. wife and child, Eureka.
Parker House-James r. Hixson. saI
Francisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27

Mr.. Kicker. pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. slightly varied the usual
programme OIL Christmas day. and instead
Of presenting the scholars Of his Sabbath
school with q gift. they were treated TO .
dinner consisting Of . choice selection Of
such things A. are especially designed to
satisfy the cravings Of q youthfnl appetite.
There was . liberal atfendanceo OF parents
aud friends, all Of whom ~ pleased
with the manner in which the affair was
conducted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27

Col. G. Collier Robbins. yesterday, in
company with Messrs. Alvin J. Johnson
and l. Newberry Of New York, and Prof.
Henry Iungerich Of Philadelphia, by pri-
vate conveyance, left for Ten Pahute Min
ing District, where these gentlemen are in
terested in the wyandctte Mining Com
pany. We have no doubt they will be well
pleased with their new property.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27

Dick Bourne. Of Ploche. passed through
on Christmas day, en- route for tide water.
Senator Doolin and Colonel p. P. Cana
van returned from the Bay by last nights
train.
DR.. Rockman departed for San Francisco
yesterday morning for the benefit Of his
health.
Mr.. J. r. Kendall. Of White Pine, came
over Christmas evening. He will remain
here a day or two.
DIR. G. H. Thoma, who has been quite
sick for several days, was on the streets
again yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Olsen. Of Palisade,
who spent Christmas among their Eureka
friends, returned to their home by yoster-
day mornings train.
Assemblyman wermuth will pay q flying
business visit to Ogden before going to
Carson. He departs on Sunday.
The Eureka delegation in the Lcgisla-
ture will leave for Carson on dates varying
from the 3lst instant to January Sd.
John Van Buren, Perry. who for . long
time has been afflicted with rheumatism,
was out yesterday, looking badly from the
siege he has undergone.
Mr.. Remington, Of the hardware firm Of
Lockwood 4 Remington, Is back from q
visit Of a month to California. greatly i'm
proved in health. Glad TO see him looking
so well.
Mr.. Joseph 8. Williams and wife, Of Hot
Greek. Nye county, arrived here last even
ing. Mr.. Williams is q member Of the
Legislature, aud is ON his way to the capt.
tai.
Theodore F. Tracy. U. 4. Postal Agent
for the Pacific Coast, came in from Phoebe
Wednesday evening, and spent yesterday
in town. He found everything connected
with the Eureka Postofice in apple pie
order.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. r. Wilmington. from
White River, arrived here on Christmas
night. The numerous friends Of Mrs. w.
will be pleased to know that she hrs suf.
~fciently recovered from her late illness
as 10 be able to travel.
C. B. Kimball, an old time White Piner,
has been in town 4 day or two. He is on
his way 10 the Capital, and will seek
remunerative position about the Legisla'
ture for the winter. Charley is . stsunch
Republican. and deserves fair considers
ton at the hands Of his party.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27

Information is wanted Of William Cain.
who is supposed to be residing somewhere
in this locality. Any perscn knowing Of
his whereabouts. will confer o favor by
dropping . line to Mrs. Margaret Cain. at
1901 North Twenty-ssvsnth street, Phila-
da1Dhia. Pa.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27
Am Umfartumnte Occurrence.

On Tuesday night John Harper, a miner
employed at the Eureka Consolidated
works. met with an accident that deprived
him Of the use Of one Of his eyes, and it ia
feared that he will lose the other. The
chute between two Of the levels, it appears,
had become clogged with ore, . circum-
stance Of frequent occurrence. and which
sometimes requires a blast to remove. Mr..
Harper had charged the clog and fred the
fuse, and after waiting a reasonable time,
concluded that 1t had not ignited. He
proceeded to make an examination, and
had reached the mouth Of the chute when
the blast exploded.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27

Professor Taylor again made his appear
snce last night to a crowded and delighted
house. whom he amused for hours with his
wonderful tricks and illusions, many Of
them being far superior to those performed
ON Monday evening. The attention Of his
audience never tagged. Tonight, in adj
dition 10 a change Of programme. he will
offer several costly presents, among them
= lady's gold watch. The Professors &C.
NAL disposition and unassuming manner
have made him many friends here, who
viii regret to learn thai he is about to de-
part for Australia. Tonight will be the
last chance our citizens may have OF seeing
his wonderful acts. and they should i'm
prove the opportunity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27
New Arrival.

There was one man ip Eureka on Christ
mas day whose happiness was unalloyed.
Mrs. Augustus Caxaux presented her hus-
band with . gift in the shape Of = bouncing
boy, and the fluctuations in the meat
market didn't trouble Augustus i particle.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27

The Austin "Reveille" anxiously in
quires IL cit is right for . member Of the
church to be . b~ockkeeper in q wholesale
liquor storea" and the San Francisco
{" Stock Exchange" pithily answers that it
is, .if he cannot otherwise obtain the COM
bination."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27

There will BE- : called meeting of Eureka
Lodge, No. 10. +. 4 A. n, this evening.
~ = o'clock, for tho installation Of its
1mcers Tor the onsuing year. After the
installation services there will DO . social
sAs.ering, to which ali members Of the
cssis ere ! vdially invited.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27

Mr.. Charles Cobb. long and favorsblt
known to u citizens, has leased the shove
saloon, and would be glad TO zee his nu.
merous friends and the public generally 1t
any hour. Nothing but the best Of liquors
and cigars will DO kept, and he will make
fancy drinks . specially.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27
Accident On Knby nm.

A man named Alexander Simpson had
his head, shoulders and foot badly bruised
while working in the Eureka Consolidated
on Wednesday morning. In company with
another man he was engaged In timbering
one of the levels, when . rock and some OF
the earth gave way, injuring Simpson as
above stated. His wounds are OF 0 severe
| but not dangerous character.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27

We learned yesterday that Mr.. ". n
steichelman, who for . long time has been
connected with the grocery aud provision
house Of Mr.. W. H. Clark, will receive the
appointment Of Deputy Recorder Under
Mr.. Ben. C. Levy. Mr.. Steichelman will
make a very competent and obligins dep
utv.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27

A black and white pup. two or three
months old. with q rope about its neck,
found its way TO the SENTINEL Office yester-
day. The owner is requested to call for it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27
Arenf.

We have appointed Mr.. J. Fischback our
agent At Bristol, Lincoln county, Nevada.
Persons in that locality having business
with the SENTINEL can transact it with Mr..
Fischbach.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27

Christmas night was the coolest Of the
season, and caused a large number Of wa
ter pipes about town TO freeze mp and
burst.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27
Called -Conxocatlen.

There will be a meeting Of st. Johns
Chapter this evening, at 8 o'clock, for the
installment OF officers for the ensuing
year.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-27
,Ar and AZ.

The Carson papers say that during the
past year one-half Of the people Of Cherry
Greek have been trying 10 send the other
half to the penitentiary.