Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-06

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The County Jail has one tenant.
The Eureka Con. Company pays towI
bills to-day.
Fred Plageman returned last evening
from Cherry Greek.
Hugh White, the well-known stage man,
arrived last evening.
The Richmond Company pays furnace
and coal bills to-day.
Nearly 1000 shares of Albion stock sold
yesterday at 50 10 and So 05.
D. Nathan yesterday received a large
and very fine assortment Of clothing.
DIR. De La Matyr has an important no.
tice under the head OF "New To-day"
There were more strangers in town yes
terday than have been seen here for a long
time.
The weather was cold and blustry yes
terday, and towards evening there was a
slight shower of rain.
Capt. Frank Drake, Superintendent of
the Eberhardt q Aurora mine, in White
Pine, arrived here yesterday.
Superintendent Tom Robinson Of the
Bay State mine was in town yesterday,
looking after his ore shipments.
At the regular meeting of the Base Range
Typographical Union on Sunday Adam
Aulbach was elected President, Uice Angelo
Noce, resigned.
Hon. VIM. M. Stewart yesterday visited
several OF our prominent mines, and ex-
pressed himself as being well pleased with
the general appearance Of our district.
The numerous friends of Samuel
Cooper, h~ereabouts, will be pleased to learn
that his health is rapidly improving, and
that he will soon be restored to his former
self.
A water right and lot, belonging to the
estate Of W. H. Clark, deceased, was yes
terday sold at administrator sale, and
brought 5 1900. M. D. Foley was the pur-
chaser.
Col. Reilly did good work Yesterday in
cleaning some Of the streets. Keep at it,
Colonel II the Commissioners won't paw
you, you will receive your reward in
Heaven.
Parties desiring shirts or suits made to
order, or those in need OF fine furnishing
goods, should call ON Mr.. Hannaman,
Jackson House block, to-day, as he will
take his departure for Salt Lake CITY to-
morrow morning.
The Ogden Journal says Rev. G. w.
Gallagher, wife and child, and Miss Smith
passed through Ogden to-day for their
home at Bay Shore, Long Island. While
in this city they called upon numerous
friends to give them a parting greeting.
Persons emptying their vaults should
use good care and not annoy the whole
locality with the stencil. A case Of this
kind occurred yesterday morning in the
vicinity OF the corner Of Clark and Monroe
streets. 1t was terrible.
J. Hartenstein, being DESTROYS Of leaving
Ruby Hill for the East, is anxious to dis
pose OF his property, consisting OF q fur
nished house, store and large fire-proof
cellar, and a horse and wagon. The house
is centrally located on the Hill, and will
be sold at a bargain. See advertisement.
The attention OF farmers and ranchers is
directed 10 the advertisement OF Messrs.
Hawkes. 4 Co., agents for Baker & Hamil-
ton, dealers in farming implements, Sacra-
mento. Messrs. Hawkes. d Co. are pre-
pared to supply the Star Moline Plows,
Gale Chilled Flows and Hills S~weepstake
Flows at Sacramento prices, as we'll as all
machinery required on a farm.
The fire on Sunday morning demonstrate
ed that the most centrally located COM
pany is short Of hose. and that il the roads
had been bad, to delay the Knicks, the
Rescues would not have been able to rem
der the valuable service it did. 1t is false
economy to limit the supply Of hose. Bet
ter have too much than too little. Every
avenue for another confagration should
be blocked up.
II. J.. Franklin & Co. continue to receive
new goods, and yesterday unpacked a
mammoth supply Of carpets, millinery and
dress styles. The store in the evening
resembled a vast VIII olesale house. A mar
ried man, passing there, stopped and asked
Mr.. Franklin whether he intended to ruin
all the Benedicts in town. "Oh, no."
quickly replied the engaging merchant,
'the goods will be marked so low that your
pockets will only miss the loose change"