Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-23

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S~entineTs Reporter.
General p. L. Conner is now in Salt
Lake.
As yet the safe war has not been fairly
inaugurated.
About 81 insurance companies are losers
by the fire.
The letter list will be found in our adj
vertising columns.
A bundle Of blankets and other goods
await an owner at Peed & Co.'S.
Mr.. G.. W. Travers lost $3.50 by the fire,
and narrowly escaped with his life.
Employees were setting up telegraph
poles and running wires all day yesterday.
Rents are up a trife, and signs Of
"Rooms to Let" are trailing in the dust.
We gave L. p. Dahl as one of the suffer
ers yesterday. 1t should have been Dahl
gren.
The Star Brewery is now run on the
plan OF the old Tiger Saloon, waiter girls
included.
Owing to the wires being down east Of
Of Palisade, we go to press without our
usual Eastern dispatches.
The Eureka and California Lumber
| Company received ~sixty-oight car loads of
assorted lumber last evening.
The workmen in window glass and putty
are in demand along the west side Of Main
street.
"Look ont for paint" rs you move along
the crowded sidewalks that we're subjected
to TIE heat Of Friday night.
Nothing will be lone looking toward the
rebuilding Of the Corner Saloon until the
arrival Of Mr. Thacher.
Mr.. Mcdonald was busily engaged yes
terday in adjusting assurances. He repre-
SCENTS the Imperial and Connecticut.
Mr.. James Duker has kindly offered to
furnish wood to such sufferers as may
notify him.
The fact that the water supply was not
| exhausted during the fire has been gen
| orally commented upon.
The telegraph Office was moved into
| Clark's building yesterday, and is once
more convenient to business circles.
The recent frosty weather has killed all
the peach blossoms on Pinto creek. SO
Brother Smith informs us.
Among the numerous losses on Spring
street, we omitted to mention that of L. i.
Phillips, whose loss was 81 ,000.
The inhabitants Of Secret Canyon turned
out en- massc last Friday night, TO witness
the display of "Nort!,ern Lights"
MI. Kicker will secure the Courthouse
in which to hold services until his church
is rebuilt. which will be lone at the earli-
est practicable moment.
Postmaster Smith viii secure a new
Office as soon as possible. The present
quarters prove inconyenient for both the
employees and the public.
Old wells, cellars. etc., are numerous,
and, during these dark nights, are dan
gerous to pedestrians throughout the burnt
district.
Jack Perry says he is minis a number
! of chairs and a quantity of towels, and in
Inmates pretty strongly that if they are
not returned soon ne viii make it unpleas-
ant for some one.
Mr.. j. A. Bramsev, aJjuster Of claims
for the companies which Insurance Agent
Samuel Cooper represents in Eureka,
arrived last night from San Francisco.
Our people are Of one mind hat the
sandstone q%uarries hereabouts furnish
the bert building material to he obtained
by Eurekans. The rock stands fire above
all expectations.
Iarfies hoidlug pDllcles IN tsta LycoDlhg,
Phoenix, Pennsylvania and Faneuil Hall
Companies are requested to hand them to
f. r.. Dodge & Co. to-day, as the adjuster
OF these companies Will arrive tonight.
Robert Murray, who used to run the
popular little barber shop next door to
Tommy Douglas saloon. has bought out
the Parker House barber shop, aud may
be seen there this morning.
a dispatch from San Prancisco says that
Hugh j. Moban announces his intention
Of donating one-half of the proceeds or
his lecture on Irish in America" to he
delivered at the California yheater, next
Sunday evening, to the sufferers By the