Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-20

H. Donnelly, $50; A. M. Hillhouse, loo
Major Mccoy, loo. E. Probert, Zoo; Rich
mond Mining Company loco; Sadler I
Co., goods, 25o; NJ. ID. Foley, loo; ID
Mannheim, so; Paxton & Co., 500; NJ
Walsh, 10; Senator Doolin, 20; Geo. W
Cassidy, 20; j. X. Colerick, 20; Molinell
& Co., 90; G. l.. Broy, %; G.. w. Baker
loo; N. Millich, 40; Parker House, 90
VIM. Montgomery, 25: j. Perry. 25; A. G
Bishop, loo; W. II. Remington, loo; G. c
Wallace, 20; W. b. Harrub, 12o
Thomas j. Read, loo: A. Il. Kaye, 20
NJ. Davids, SO; A. Jackson hotel %
Eureka & Palisade Railroad, through Mr.
Everts, loco. Other names will be pub
| lished as furnished.
AT a subsequent meeting an Executive
Committee of five was appointed, as fol-
lows Messrs. Sadler, Foley, Horn, Cham
berlain, and Geo. W. Baker.
Ed. Dodge was elected Secretary Of the
committee. Paxton d Co. were elected
Treasures, and M. d. Foley Sub Treas
uror. 1t was ordered that the Executive
Committee telegraph to all outside places,
informing them of our great calamity, and
that aid would be acceptable.
1t was also ordered that the clergy report
all cases of immediate want to the com
mittee.
1t was moved that a notice be inserted
in the papers that all who desire to Tomato
anything, can do so by leaving their do
nations at he Court-house, which is the
headquarters of the Relief Committee.
Also, that notice be published requesting
those in need to file their requests with
Secretary Dodge.
1t was moved that all moneys supplied
be paid ont on an order of the Executive
Committee of Five.
The meeting then adjourned until one
O'Clock this morning.
LADIES COMMITTEE.
Mrs. W. II. Clark, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs.
D. W. LevGn, Mrs. J.C. Fulton Mrs. WV.
Bishop have been appointed a committee
on the part of the ladies to search out those
who are destitute.
SO far about $4,000 has been received,
and 1895 expended.
THE FIRST MOTIF FROM ABROAD.
The following dispatch was received last
night
VIRGINIA CITY, April 10.
G.. w. Cassidy and others There are
S15oo left Of the Silver City fund, which
YOU can draw for. | will ask Reno if any
thing is left,
LATER. The Reno money is expended.
They nave supplies which they will for
ward. Measures for relief will be taken
here tomorrow. j. IL. kISHEAD.
MINOR NOTES.
Through the exertions of Ed. Dodge, DR..
Bishop and George Bailey, the buildings
on Buel street, in the rear of the Jackson
House, We're saved.
One of the heaviest losers is Dir. Cham
blim, who, because the insurance compa-
MES desired to raise his rates about one
month since, refused to renew his insur-
ance, and most Of his property was con-
sumed.
Before his old stand was entirely burned,
Charley Flake had rented the baildipg
next to the Recorders Office, and he will
open a restaurant there.
Owing to the scarcity of lumber building
will be somewhat retarded.
The Eureka & California Lumber Com
pany telegraphed for l ,000, 900 feet lumber,
to be sent Immediately. To their credit,
be it said, they have not advanced prices.
Griff. Griffith and Charley Davis worked
like T~rojans, and earned the thanks Of
oar community.
Mr.. w. II. Clark labored hard and faith
fully, and is deserving of special praise.
The Richmond Company placed their
water at the disposal of the firemen, and
it doubtless resulted in the saving Of much
property.
Persons passing on Spring street during
the night hallowed their good wishes when
they saw the rear end of the SENTINEL
Office standing out from amidst the black
ened mass.
The National Guards turned out early
in the morning and acted as patrols, and
prevented a good deal Of piifering.
Mr.. j.. S. Wilton lost twelve houses.
He proposes to erect a fre-proof building
on the site Of the old American Exchange.