Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-19
rLuE DUST.


sentine1,s Reporter.
Charley Provost is negotiating for th
Blazer property.
Choice wheat, s cents per pound, at B
Reinhart q Co.'s mill.
Mr.. Joannes will build Q ire-proof dwell
ing on Spring street.
Mr.. Morley expects to rebuild the Ney
York Bakery Immediately.
All books and papers in Mau 4 Co. 3 SAT
passed through the fire unscorched.
Mr.. J. 8. whitton telegraphed yesterda,
that he would be here within five days a
most.
There were but very few arrests yester
day, considering the amount OF free whisk.
in circulation.
The telegraph Office was crowded all da.
yesterday, and business was unusuall.
lively.
Gus Hentz and Alec will open q salooi
tonight, two doors north OF the Parkel
House.
The W. U. Telegraph Office will probabl,
be permanently located in Wells, Fargo 4
Co.'s Office.
The " old reliable" Eureka Con-, come
to the front again with another fifty cen
dividend.
Henry Mau will open for business in tn.
building formerly occupied by Brown
Tassel 4 Co.
Every one should attend the meeting Of
the Relief Committee, at the Courthouse
at noon to-day.
The telegraph office has been removed II
| the old stone building on North MAR
| street, east side.
Thomas Laspeyre, Esq. has his Office In
the Courthouse building, with Distric'
Attorney Merrill.
B. Berg, two doors north Of the Turner
House, will open as soon as he can make
arrangements for goods.
The SENTINEL yesterday sent the Bay
papers over 1000 words giving full partic'
ulars Of the losses by the fire.
Pat Holland has been awarded $500 dam
| ages by q Bodie jury for o bite inflicted
by Mr.. McGill's ferocious dog"
The International safe did not stand the
fire. Uncle Dave lost a good deal Of min.
ing stock and other valuable papers.
Molinelli 4 Co. will resume their real
estate and ~conveyancing business in q few
days at the White Pine Bank building.
Our lumber and hardware dealers are
telegraphing large orders for goods, in
view Of the large amount Of building to be
done.
Halls safes stood the racket during the
late fire. All Of them opened easily by the
combination, and their contens found un-
injured.
A Buel street lady kept her money in her
spring mattress; during the fire the mat
tress was crrried out, and $3.50 in 1t turned
up missing.
Geo. Come d Co. will open a dance-hall
tonight in the Washington Hotel, south
Main street. The terpsichorean festivities
must proceed.
Frank Abadie's brick, facing Buel street,
was but little damaged by the fire. The
SENTINEL was mistaken in saying that il
was destroyed.
information that Colonel James G. Fair
has determined to enter the Senatorial
race on the Democratic side.
A small blaze occurred this morning on
Mob Hill, near Rube Egleston's stable.
The fire was discovered by some boys, and
extinguished without damage.
Eleven business houses and dwellings,
the property OF j. 8. Wilton. were de-
stroyed in Tuesdays fire. The lessees anx-
iously await Mr., Whi.ton's return.
Judge Cromer's Justice Court has been
reopened in Billy Clark's building up
stairs. He saved his docket and registry
books. The latter will be open to-day as
usual.
The johnson Bros. continue their gro
Gerry business at the stone warehouse, two
doors north OF the SENTINEL, on Monroe
street. Customers will be supplied as
usual.
DR.. Deter lost q basket Of cups, towels
and homes, probably carried of by mistake
during the fire. The person having them
will confer q favor by reporting to the doc
tor at his new shop.
Casey, the barber. has rented the build.
ing formerly occupied by J. N. N. Moody,
on North Main street, and 10 prepared 10
give baths. and do anything In the tonso'
rial line.
The telegraph lines were demoralized
again last evening, and did not send oui
usual report Of stock quotations on the
streets. and the passenger list to and from
Palisade. The operators excuse is press
Of private messages.
Sheriff Kyle has a quantity of unclaimed
goods at the old hospital, for which be de-
| sires owners. He also requests us to say
that parties having mislaid goods can have
them delivered to proper owners by leav'
ing them at the Sherifrs Office.
Murray and Dan Meede have opened
Q barber shop in the old New York store
building. They were yesterday latherine
and shaving just the same as II there had
been no fire. Their old friends are re-
| quested to call and see them.
There are a few things saved from the
late fire at the Episcopal Church, which
have not yet been called for; among them
q bundle OF clothing containing the fol
lowing: A brown silk skirt, q pair Of
pants, drawers and undershirt. . hunting
coat. q lady's cloak and shawl. Two bed
room pitchers, ice bucket and dipper
q plain wooden chair and q plain gold rims
are also at the church.
Preparing ~ Build.
Several Of our business men, who wert
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