Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21
I G OAST.
IsrncIAL 10 e rrEEkA DarLr sESrrSEL
CALIFORNIA.
Eork Of the sferm-Tke Overland
Rouse-As<e~<ments Levied.
sax FsASo1sco, Deesmher J

Sax FsASC1soo. December 20
During the height Of fbe storm Today
Jos n Fritz. brother Of Can't Al. Fritz
commander Of Golfing Battery, n G. C.
wenf 10 the rerreArl0a grounds for The rlr-
pose Of securing the bigh fence against tie
force Of the gaze. While AZ work upon IL
3 heavy gast b1eE down q section Of fence
upon him. crushing him II scch & manner
as - sznse bis death N 8 feE hours. He
vas q native q France sged a.
The tine for opening the new route from
fhis city east, via BanIclz- Is now definitely
fixed for the 23fh- Tbs first eFsrlAnd train
will leave this cirr al ii A. NJ making the
passage Of the Sierra NeTs1s mountains in
daytime instead of night a. has been eo0e
ever q the construction II the road-
Tbs Lev route shCr.ens the distance 9
miles: Is the most direct and practicable
and Will remain The established line Of
overland travel.
The Post SAWS. ills evening Intimate
friends Of J. {. Flood say that be still re-
tslns his large interest in the Union nine-
bat that ON the Isl Of January next lie viii
be completely cut Of other stocks, and be
oousemplsses retiring from al active oPe-
rs;ions IN the market.
At the bearing to-day on the opposition
R4 SIL1 H j y A4r h42VAN lAE "a tx
accounts fled by the executors of the e.
tate If O'Brien. deceased, Hall MeAIisser,
counsel for the exscators. stated thai Mr..
Gryer. book-keeper for Flood L 0'Brlen-
had not yet completed the additional state
nsnt asked for By the opponents. bat he
would by Monday The ba.ripg wss Ad-
journed until Monday morning, al which
time Mr.. McAIlisfer promised that Mr..
Flood and Mr. Gryer should both De pres
ent- The defendants have been granted
By Judge Tho nson twenty days further
time 10 file An 2nsxer 20 tie complaint Ct
John H Burke against the of
The OFBriFn estate TO recover S35, 009. 6sQ.
defendants demurrer having tee1 oTer-
ruled q nee weeks ago, an answer was due
yesterday.
The storm ssiIl eon1ia1es- bat has bsen
attended with hat rrlfing damage Sign
boards have suffered some, and few per-
sons have BEEN slightly injured. il addition
TO fhose previously reported Part CT the
metal roofing oz the & City Han was
ripped I'D. and the covering 10 the wzt@r
tank On the roof w4s partly torn oE. A tour
along tie CITY front shows bat little injury
TO shipping. tbs gale being too mach south
s-3y 30 r0A = hezFy So The sfe41er Ajax
dragged bar anchors OF Mission Bar. bet
14t4 . - G&1A-fA4C a. - ~ vi
Goat Island Two Ehzlers living CT jazz
soo street tired 70 &C 70 se4 stern foremost
bat were t0wed into Pacific street dock III
injured A snail schooner sunk nj her
Eoorln9s near the slip q the rAllr021 c0l-
panys freight tsrry boat in the so1th part
Of she clty. N 4 schooner, lyi1g Bssr Ms
sion R0rks dragged her anchors and sunk.
3 distances OE sAs P2cs5c dock /; skesr small
BEATS. Cars. csc were recovered II a not
known thar xnv lives wersso<t. Tuo small
bail6inEs On Naggs' wharf. ased Is = s2-
Icon x-3 ozel1g. we're baby wrecked.
and szzIlr eE-r=d overheard.
Tie 0Aklz-d ss-rT boat has made regular
trips 61r1ng tie 6xF. The wind l. sesrlng
E-cznd 70 Tia Eess. but continues 70 blow
hezTLy.
TelI0E Jscks. las isrisi Al sssssszsn,
e 81, and CzLalo15z Black His 80 cents