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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-03-10
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Get Rid OF HIM.

The citizens Of Gannlson city want
cd to be rid VI ono chap. Some Q
them met aud passed the follosiny
resolut ions
Resolved, That committee OF fv,
be appointed to wait on Cslnby 81
Sam, lato Of DeaIwood, and iuforu
him that after sunrise morrow
moroiag thi' crowd viii open FIRE OF
bin With the intention OF iqrnlshin.
corpse tor our Les graveyard.
The committee OF i've went ou {,
nod Samuel aud d, var ihtir mes
age. He eat on bench at the doc,
oil his shanty, u shD'Iun across bis
kne's aud n pipe IN his mouth, an,
BIO preserved ell, Dce while the chai,
man Of be committee read no reso.
luton, then he Osked:
That means mc, does il I"
"N docs"
"Tbey don't like my style Of carv
Ing and shooting, oh I"
"That's wha, they kick on
"Well wort go You bavcu,
got 'uuf men 10 the whole valley t.
drive Calabash Sam q rod Ro1uru
TO the convention ani report I'm her,
for the season."
II forgot 10 men.huD,' oontiuuet
the cb airnan iu Il careless voice, ~
he leaned on his guu--'l forgot I
menshun that the convention has ad
jurned. This committee thus Gud
itself in an embarrassing situA'iou.
and II sees only one way out OF it
Onless you'll llagree to pa k up ord
travel this committee will feel callr,
upon tb--tu--"
"To begin shooting, sou rcnu 2"
EXACTLY, Samuel exactly. 70
may have already observed that tW
Of the comm tee have got the dr.,
on you ?"
II g."
"Corpses ridieI with buckshc t
have very unplea a.aot lpoS," c,n i'.
ued 'be chairman, a. he rested hi.
chin on the nuzzle Of his gun.
"Yes that's So
"Aol is kinder lonrs me, t
being th Fl a pllnt n ner o.,
ing gr uu l."
'Y'"-s, t mny he.
''And 20 take it all around IT,
committee kindrr indnlges in th
hope that you'll see Ct to carry you
valuable society back to the Blpcl
Hills Yon may haze obstrvei .ha,
three shot-gLnt each under toll cock
are now lookio. straight ut yc. W
don't want to blur. bur IT,. gctrinp
nigh supper time
. "Wsll after Iolking the mntrs-
over. rm canyincti that these d..
gins won't pan out low grale ore.
aud guess | II take q walk.'
Fright OF ?"
"Yes"
Right mp this trail Z"
eyes
"Very well. While the commiito,
feels sorry to soo yol -, aai wishr.
you NIL sorts Of lnct, il hasn't timr
b. shake hauls. Step oil now, and
for fear you amt u.rd to walkinr.
we'll keep these sIn5 pint-d un 'be
hill uuiil you tu'o The haIf.milo
boulder. Tarlp-la march.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13
EUREKA CON. COAL.
Mr.. Hansen Makes n Few Remarks
About the SadIer Contract.

EDITOR SENTINEL: In your issue OF
Sept. II appears an article cofted from the
New York Mining Record, and what you
call an explanation. You state that coal
is worth 80 cents, and that all the furnaces
are paying that sun for coal. The only
company paying 80 cents for coal is the
Eureka Con. You say coal ought to be
worth 30 cents-this l admit to be the cor
rect theory. But when Mr.. Sadler can
buy coal for rs or 26 cents 1 think the
Eureka Con. ought to be able to do the
same. Their paper ought to be at par
with Sadier & Co.'s paper. When you say
that he will do well to get over the losses
OF last Winter, do not try to make the
stockholders Of the Eureka Con RESPONSE
Bile for his losses, because they certainly
did not compel him to put in coal at %
cents when they could have got any
amount at ~ cents at the time when
he got the contract in November last at %
cents, and it is a serious question why a
new contract was awarded Sadler in March
last at 80 cents a bushel, when they were
offered all the coal they needed at 2S cents;
and l myself had agreed to give $4,000 for
one-third Of the contract at 28 cents to
run IL months from the date Of signing
the contract, provided / could get the same
from the company direct. l will further
state that il Mr.. Sadler had not been COM
PEELED by some one to take the contract at
% cents, when the company could get all
they wanted at % cents, and afterwards at
80 cents when they could get more than
they wanted at 28 cents, the stockholders
would have saved a good deal and Sadler
would have lost less. P. N. HANSEN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13

Pleading for Delay, and Complain
ing that He II too HI to be Elk

Pleading for Delay, and Complain.
ing that He II too HI to be Elk
amined.
Hi. Mcclellan arrived in Truckee Mon
day, and will remain until after the exam
nation Of Isaac Tamkin. Mr.. Mcclellan
is the brother of H. j. Mcclellan, who was
killed. He is a resident OF Milford, Las
sen County, and engaged in the milling
business. Mr.. Mcclellan is a highly re-
spected citizen, and is deeply grieved at
the cowardly manner in which his brother
was killed. The Republican says The ex-
animation of Isaac Tamkin, alias Long
street, was commenced before Judge Dun
ster Tuesday. We are informed by DR..
Curless that he has greatly improved, but
Longstreet seems to differ with the doctor
as to his condition, aud complains piteous-
" that he will not be able to get out for
two months. The authorities have deter
mined to push the matter at once, and de-
lay the examination no longer. District
Attorney Gaylord has written to the effect
that he considers the State justified in
pushing matters with all speed. The pris-
oner puts On a very poor mouth, and com
plains that the people Of Truckee are preju-
diced against him without cause. Owing
| to the many rumors that an attempt would
be made to rescue him, he was removed
from his house where he has been under
the guard of a day and night watch since
the shooting) and put into the branch
county Jail Monday. He has figured 10
| the police courts OF Truckee, having on
| one occasion been arrested for assaultine
| his wife, and put under bonds to keep the
| peace several months ago.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13
UNION AND SIERRA NEVADA.
n the COmstOck Papers Have
to Saw OF the New Strike.

what the COmstOck Paper Have
to Say OF the New Strike.
The northend stocks doomed yesterday,
particularly at the last informal session.
Sierra Nevada touched $28 and Union went
as high as s2l. Both closed strong, the
former at S26 and the latter at $40. 1t
is highly probable that something i'm
portant has been developed. Operators
in Eureka are greatly encouraged, and the
opinion prevails quite generally that we
are to have q great improvement in Com
stock securities during this and next
month. The Virginia Chronicle Of Satur-
day has the following:
The reports Of a strike in the Sierra
Nevada and Union Con. mines which were
started yesterday morning have gained
general credence, and to-day the feeling in
mining and stock circles is hopeful, not to
say jubilant.
Superintendent Fair to-day Informed a
Chronicle reporter that the Sierra Nevada
north drift 8 has been showing some i'm
provement for the past two days" He
said he did not want to put it too strong.
In the bottom Of the Union-Sierra Nevada
winze, he says, some stringers Of ore have
been encountered. He is non-committal
with regard to the value Of these develop
ments.
The Enterprise seems to be no better
posted, but has this to say on the subject
"The tendency OF the market is now up
ward. Though ii is liable to go up by
spurts. we are of the opinion that there
will be seen a tolerably steady gain in an
upward direction, as the mines will now
come in as a moving power. and it will
not hereafter be left to the dictum Of the
~manipulators at the sBay.' 1t is quite
certain that some ore has been cut in the
bottom Of the joint Sierra Nevada and
Union Consolidated Wine, at q point be-
low the 2700 level, though in saying this
we have not the authority Of the manage
ment."
The Gold Hill News maintains that the
whole movement is premature. and that
only a few small stringers have been en-
countered in the joint winze. Is feet below
the 2700-foot level. The News will shortly
learn that there is something more than
stringers behind the present rise, or We
miss our guess.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13
OPEN SESSION.. 80 p. M.

Sierra Nevada 24s, 0phir 7kb, Mexican
19as, Gould & Curry ia b, Sierra Nevada
oh 25ka 25s, Mexican 13b, Ophir TAB.
Rest 4 Belcher 13kb 14a, Union lSAb
ISIS. Yellow jacket 5ikb5ha, Ophir 7bs,
Utah 12Ab ia, Sierra Nevada 24kss Best
4 Belcher lab 14ha las, Mexican l3ha,
Con. Virginia hob, California 95b, Savage
s20b, Hale & Norcross il5b. Sierra Nevada
25a. Union 49, a, Potosi 340b, Sierra Ne
yada 24As, Mexican 13lss, Potosi 345s,
Chollar 245b, Union 18kb,. Chollar 2hb
255a, Mexican 13a l3ssa 1915, Union
f8kb 1sAs, Sierra Nevada 25b, Overman
SOB, Potosi AXIS, Bullion LOB. Con. Vir-
einia l95b "a, Union 1875, Scorpion l95b,
Sierra Nevada 26b, Mexican l3as, Union
1sAb. Yellow jacket 5hs, Utah l3b, Sierra
Nevada alb, Union 1875 19Ab. ophir IS,
Scorpion Oh, Mexican 1917 b, Chollar 25ob,
Sierra Nevada 2ss 2sb 2Ska, Union 1919,
Utah l3k b f4a, Belcher 295a, Savage 330b.
Overman 24b 260a 2i<s, Yellow Jacket
81, Scorpion blob, Con. Virginia q, Chol-
lar 2e0b, Best a Belcher 144 b, Scorpion
2l5b, Union 19xa, Sierra Nevada 27a,
Union 1sHs, Sierra Nevada 25b 25ha
ASKS, Ophir ga S, Sierra Nevada 26b, Alta
l90b 5a, California Id i05a Is, Union l9a,
Hale 4 Norcross A b, Albion l95a, Sierra
Nevada 26Ab.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13

Officer Dan Patterson tells us OF a bold
but unsuccessful attempt to fire China
row On Sunday evening. Coal oil, raw
cotton, gun cartridges and q slow match
figured In the attempt. The combustible
material had been placed in one Of the
narrow alleys between two Chinese huts at
the north end Of Monroe street. 1t is sup
posed that the attempt was the result OF
bad blood between some Of the Mongolian
factions. The failure Of the slow match
to ignite the prepared mass, prevented a
confiagration. II caught in the act, q
Chinaman who would endeavor to kindle
a-fire would stand a mighty poor show OF
living to a good old age. His neck would
be in as much danger as Guiteau's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13

Yesterday was q big day in the Wood
River country. They held a special cleo
ton for the removal Of the county seat OF
Alturas County, which has hitherto been
located at Rocky Bar. The town OF Rocky
Bar is beyond the Sawtooth Range from
the Wood River proper. and is next to in.
accessible in the Winter season. Wood
River has grown immensely and now num-
bers a greater population than all the rest
Of the county. The Wood River people
could easily win il they all pulled
together which they do not. Bellevue and
HALEY are both candidates for the location
and for a month past each town has been
red hot on the subject. In the meantime
Rocky Bar 10 making q hard fight to retain
the county pap. The election promises to
be q close one. The sympathies Of the
SENTINEL 60 out to our Eureka boys OF the
Wood River News in their commendable
struggle, and hence this Journal votes for
Bellevue. We hope that when Clay's eagle
eye chances over this item victory may
perch on his banner.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13

clipped from the New. of sept.

Clipped from N News of sept. s
A packer brought in a load of rich, fai
venison yesterday morning.
Arrangements for the old fashioned
barbecue on Monday next are being per.
fected.
Nick Millich is increasing largely his
stock of excellent papers, books and
magazines.
George Pryor Of Eureka, Nevada, called
ON us yesterday. He is on his way to
Butte, Montana.
Paulding, the suctioneer. says he wants
lots Of men to work on the railroad east
of Salmon Falls.
Dan Meade will sing songs and play
guitar and banjor solos at Charley Adams
benefit Saturday night.
Josie, the belle Of the Base Range, en-
tertained Charley Behrman's patrons with
songs and instrumental music last even
ing.
There is a general kick among the saloon
men Of HALEY, caused by concerted action
on the part Of a majority in now running
&" bit houses"
Buckskin Joe made a new discovery near
the Martin mine in Lees Gulch last Tues
day.. 1t is a 14-inch vein Of ore, which
ground is now known as the "Lily."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13
Will Not be a Local Man.

Several names Of local parties have been
mentioned in connection with the superin-
tendency Of the Richmond Mine. The SENTI-
is not a man in Eureka who can get the
probable that the new superintendent will
come from beyond the Atlantic. In this
connection we may state that ii is the talk
Of the street that the London Directory
have cabled asking Mr.. Richard to with
draw his resignation. For the truth OF
this latter assertion the SENTINEL cannot
vouch, giving it merely for what 1t is
worth % q street rumor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13
Jack Patch. New Town.

Jack Patch is in town from Stafford Dis
trict. He has just scored an important
victory over the Central Pacific Railroad
Company and is happy. There is to be a
new town near the Stafford mines. The
railroad had indicated that the only avail
able site was on railroad land. Jack had
doubts about it, and sent a man over
to Carson to consult the records. He
ascertained that the town site was on q
Government and not a railroad section.
Thereupon Jack came post-haste to Eu-
reka, and yesterday in the United States
Land Office entered 120 acres of the coveted
territory. He has got his rights all secure,
and in a short time will be sole proprietor
OF a town Of his own. He says be is going
to call his new town Cayuga. He will
commence in a day or W to lay out streets
and blocks, and by the last Of the week he
will have real estate for sale. For Jacks
sake the SENTINEL hopes that the new town
may eclipse San Francisco. Luther Clarke
and Billy Furguson have located the west
erly extension OF Cayuga.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13

lots cleaned from the Mining News
OF Yesterday.

sets cleaned from the Mining News
OF Yesterday.
Il. 5. Richard Of New Town Ia still oon-
fined TO his bed.
John Williams OF New Town Ia In the
clutches OF pneumonia.
ohange Of shifts at the Richmond and
Albion mines next Sunday.
Elisha Richard and heir left for their
homes In England last Sunday.
William Read OF New Town Is wrestling
Win pneumonia at the Morgan House,
me fumes from the ore being roasted at
sne Eureka Con. hosting works Ia allie
samee as Euleekee.
A new road Is being made from New
Town TO the fat, which will cut of the
s'eepest part Of the hill.
nike Shay, who recently had his right
~ injured at the Richmond mine, went
70 San Francisco last week for treatment.
Mikels' ~carry.alls are being manu-
,sesured IN San Francisco under the super.
VISION Of Sid. When they are placed on
'ne road new rules will be introduced.
Sext sunday afternoon, at the old
Sricxet grounds, Tom Lawry and Sam
Sssii Will shoot q pigeon match for $40 .
lug. Twenty birds may DO slaughtered,
'aca having q chance at ten.
Dorado. 'ne II
There are now only about 40 men work.
'Asa' the Eureka Con. new shaft.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13

g. S1nt RePtoMueL o. 1901.
Asw; w. TRAyLoR. Secretary--Dea Sir:-
MMlna'rs at the mine remain about as usual.
sas ground on the eleventh level ia looking
1y favorable at present. Run down No.
10th are running smoothly and prodncinr
we usual quantity Of bullion. The following
Respect work has been done In the seyerai
"a thi: week: Fourth level--Drift west.
~ N iestl IN all, 1877 feet. Eighth level
i L,sSei Drift. 8 feet; in all. 90 feet. Eighth
4. si + north from chamber, Is feet,
!. AL iO4 feet. Tenth level-Drift north
isIm chamber, Is feet; In all, Is feet.
;Misv Y : level-Drift from winze. 27 feet,
maii' 70 feet. Eleventh level-Drift from
I"n lar qsartzits, 10 feet; in all, 90 feet,
A0'sn Shaft-All surface work.
Aours truly. THos. ]. READ,
Superintendent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13
County Commi.sioners.

The Board held q special session yester-
day. Bills were allowed in favor OF the
following parties G. J. R. Buttlar sis,
@. B. Ford $40. @. W. schwamb s25 80,
T. P. Bruffey, PAlisade Road Fund Sl46.
Tho bill Of G.. w. Turner for $40 was re-
jected, and that Of W. J. Penrose for $40
was laid over. D. W. Cherry and Henry
satter. INDECENT sick, were furnished
transportation to their friends, the former
to Oakland and the latter to Gold Hill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13
Distinguished Visitors.

A party Of English mining men arrived
in Eureka on Sunday nights train. The
party consists Of Mr.. Morgan. Superin-
tendent Of the vietorine mine, Lander
County, and two sons Of Baron Grant OF
London. The Baron is a principal owner
in the victorine. His sons are travelling
mainly for pleasure, but concluded that
they would like to take q look at the old
mans investment. Hence their presence
in these parts. In company with Mr'
Bowling, OF the Ruby-Dunderberg, they
Yesterday visited several mines of this
district, expressing themselves well salts
fed with everything brought to their
notice. They are guests Of the jackson
House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13
u. q r. PASSENGER TRAVEL.
Hotel Arrivals.

Parker House,. A. Herrick, Carson;
james Duker, Spring Valley; Mrs. O.
Grlswold, Cortez; Jack Patch, Stafford.
Jackson House-Edward Grant, Herbert
Grant, London; G. @. Morgan, victorine
mine; ]. p. Meder. Battle Mountain; ].
A. Coe, Athens, Ohio; ]. P. McFarlane.
Antelope Valley; Geo. Lewis and wife,
White River; R. DALEY, John Gilbert,
Joseph Hancock, Ed. Penrose. W. J.
Hetallack, Ruby Hill; J. McMartin Secret
Canyon; T. @. Harrington. city; Miss
Mary McPhail, Ruby Hill; Mrs. @. A.
Brown, Duckwater; James Reardon. White
River; ]. Daley, Fish Greek Valley.
Turner House - ]. Peasley, Cherry
Greek; g. W.. Clark, Pine Station; G.
Sradbery, city; VIM. Lawry, Ruby Hill;
VIM. Lampson, Reno.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13
ore rrom the Bny state.

supt. Robinson is having . shipment OF
thirty tons Of ore worked at the Richmond
from the Bay State mine. The Bay State
ore usually RUM from 500 to $3.50 to the
ton. Crosscuts are being run from two
levels in the mine. It Ia not unlikely that
the Bay State will be much more valuable
when these crossclts reach the ledge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13

A. Redewill, representing the %well-known
San Francisco house Of Bancroft 4 Co.,
and Antisell & Co., is in Eureka soliciting
orders for musical instruments. Pianos
for 1915 and upwards, including stool,
cover and tuning. Mr.. Redewill has been
sixteen years in the business, and as he
deals only with the manufacturers of first
class houses, all may depend upon fair
treatment. The well-known Antisell piano,
of which there are over 5000 in use on this
coast, is sold on long time. and easy pay
ment Of $40 to $40 per month. Pianos
and organs tuned and repaired by leaving
orders at the Parker House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13

Struck out-Albions Q, Austins s. Balls
calIed-On Sweeney "a, on Waterman "a.
Strikes called-On Sweeney 20, on Water
man 26. Base on balls -Albions l. Passed
balls-Rowen /, Carroll 2. Two-base
hits-H. Thomas. Rowen, CAROLS and Null
doom. Double plays-Muldoon and Blak-
iston, Carroll and Waterman; Fallon, d.
Thomas and IN. Thomas. Fly catches
Muldoon 3, Gates l, Roxburg 1, Blakiston
/, Carroll 2, Fallon /, D. Thomas /,
Rowen /. Umpire, W. II. Wescott; Scorer.
/. Alexander. Time Of game, Oh. 45m.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13
Postonice Discontinued.

Says the Silver State: The Reyeille says
the postofice at 81. Clair's station. Churchill
County, has been discontinued, leaving the
county without an Office. The Reveille is
mistaken so far as there being no postoffice
in Churchill Is concerned. as there is one
at White Plains, neat the Crystal salt
works.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13
At the Eureka Con. New SHAFT.

Work at this point is progressing rapidly.
The frame portion of the building is nearly
completed and ready for the iron covering.
The foundation for the accumulator has
been commenced, and rock is now being
blasted out to make room for the huge
boilers to be erected in the right wing OF
the building. The railroad has been ex-
tended for the transportation Of the ma
chinery to the point desired.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13

A private letter was received here yes
terday from gentleman in Boston who is
largely interested in Eureka Consolidated
stock. He states that the Boston share
holders are well pleased with the present
management, and have authorized their
stock to be voted for the reelection Of the
old Board. This makes it a pretty sure
thing that the LOGAN party will continue
in control Of the property. Boston holds
q big block OF the stock. The election
takes place October II. The result seems
to be a. good as settled now.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13

Joe Mendes advertises for sale this morn
ing a irst-class ranch. covered by a United
States patent, and q large amount OF farm
ing implements. Also, hne miicn cows,
brood mares, young horses On impor.eo
particulars, see advertisement on another
page.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13
Abe Randolnh,s Trial.

The trial OF Abe Randolph for the kill
ing Of Denny Ryan will commence next
Monday. 1t is expected to occupy
about two days. r. M. Beatty Will have
charge OF the defense. Baker q Wines
have been retained to aid the District AT
torney In the prosecution.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13

An expedition sent over the Northern
Pacific Railroad by the Chicago Times,
from tho head of the Yellowstone to the
head Of Lake Pond d'0reille, reports the
region "densely wooded, very mountain
Gus, abundantly supplied with water,
poorly favored with grass. and with indi-
cations OF rich mineral deposits"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13
hoard OF Rehabilitation.

The Board of County Commissioners
will meet as a Board OF Equalization on
Monday next. They will hold daily SEES
| sions each day from . to 4 P. N. until the
frst Monday in October. The proper legal
notice appears under the head Of "New
To-dav.p
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13
Illness of General Common.

A private letter from Stockton, Utah,
brings intelligence Of the illness at thai
place of General P. E. Conner. He had
been confined to his bed for some days.
Tho Generals numerous friends in Eureka
will hope to hear Of his speedy recovery.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13

The operations in Chollar, Potosi and
Alta, says the San Francisco Stock Ex-
change. will hereafter come in for a fair
share of public interest. 1t is the belief
among shrewd operators that these three
stocks are already closely held by strong
nartiea
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13

Strikes called ON Sweeney 3S, on Water
man Al. Balls called on Sweeney "a, on
Waterman 80. Passed balls-Rowan 8,
Carroll /. Wild pitch-Sweeney 1. Base
on balls-Austin 8. Two-base hit-H.
Thomas and Carroll. Umpire, II. Null
doom. Scorer, /. Alexander. Time, 2.45.
YESTERDAYS GAME.
The third and deciding game for the
championship took place yesterday, the
Albions securing an easy victory, with the
following score:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13
The SILVER peak Tunnel.

The Silver Peak Tunnel has reached q
length Of over 600 feet. The face is in vein
limestone and looks promising. A new
contract for running On additional loo
feet will be Let In q few days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-13
Hallway Earnings.

The earnings or the Union Pacific Rail-
way Company for the first % days of Aug
ust we're equal in amount to the earnings
of the whole month Of August. 1880. For
the first 81 days Of August the earnings
were SO, 295, 1893, against 81, 655 .222 for the
same period last year, an increase of $751;