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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-18
The Eureka Con.

San Francisco Exchange: The Eureka
Con. Mining C%ompany's statement for the
fiscal month ending in July stands as fol-
lows: Total disbursements for month,
S133, S55; receipts, $50, Ala; deficit, for
month, S49, 3S2. This reduces the net
balance on hand to Sl96. The main ex-
penses were for the new shaft machinery,
freight and labor. The freight bill on
machinery for month for new shaft was
over $40, 900. 1t is estimated that it will
take GO days yet to complete the erection
of this machinery. The shaft is now down
about 1000 feet. 1t must be sunk a fur.
Their depth Of 400 feet to get to the level Of
the old works, and there will be drifts run
of about IA feet to complete connections.
So the day Of prosperity for Eureka Con.
will run out towards New Year, 1888. A
meeting of the Trustees will be held to-day
Saturday. when it is probable the div
idend will be again passed.
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COAL.
The TuscarOrans Think They Have
struck 1t.

Several weeks ago, while prospecting in
the vicinity Of the Chinese garden near old
| Tuscarora, says the Times-Review, where
the surface earth had been removed by
sluicing, W. D. Ford observed q dark
stratum adjoining the granite formation
on the north and traceable at points for
several hundred yards. Impelled by cur
iosity, he dug up a number of pounds of
the mass and brought it to town, where
it was tested by several blacksmiths in
their FORCES and pronounced to be genuine
coal. A. V. Lancaster, to further test the
matter supervised the sinking Of a shaft
on the vein to some twenty feet, finding
it to be continues and varying in width
from two to six inches from which he
made tests giving satisfactory results. In
order to thoroughly prospect the vein a
company has been formed for that purpose,
composed of the following gentlemen, viz:
W. G. Price, j. E. Dixon, G. W. Peltier,
A. V. Lancaster, W.. d. Ford, NJ. Smith,
Robert Johnson, 0. L. G. Fairchild, c..
McMaster and G.. II. Redsull, who will
Immediately set to work to sink a shaft to
the depth of 100 feet, bids for which are
already advertised for and will be let next
Thursday evening, the Goth instant.
should a vein of coal in paying quantities
be found in this locality, it would add
materially to the wealth of the district and
be of ~incalculable benefit to the entire
community.
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PERSONAL.

Felix Coblentz Of San Francisco arrived
last night.
Judge and Mrs. G. @. Goodwin are ex-
| pected at Carson soon on q visit.
Adolph Bsbbe, a young man for a long
time connected with Messrs. Pramenko Il
Ballich, left yesterday for New Orleans,
where he will make his future home.
1t is reported that R. A. Mari, of the
United States Geodetic Survey. a young
gentleman quite we'll known in Eureka,
was married to a lady in the State OF Vir-
giuia recently.
Two candidates for Sheriff, L~eyshon and
Sweeney, took a ride together yesterday.
This little excursion made them conspicu-
Gus. 1t will be pleasing to see them as
friendly after they are. nominated.
superintendent L. L. Bullock of the
Mountain View Mining Company at Hot
Creek, left this morning for a short visit
to San francisco. During his absence G..
P. Kelly will have charge of the works.
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STATE NOTES.

The Catholics are building q church at
Winnemucca.
The Tuscarora public school has a daily
attendance of about 100 scholars.
There IS still much scarlet fever in Reno.
New cases continue to be reported.
Seventeen-year locusts have made their
appearance on the Comstock and howl on
every bush.
The air of Carson is filled with pullen
from the cotton trees, which are going to
be given over to the ak.
James H. Kinkead of Reno is having
one of his ore crushers made for exhibition
at the Denver Exposition.
State Treasurer Crockett is laid up at
the Hot Springs, Carson, with rheumatism
in the feet. He has our sympathy.
A seven-pound salmon has been caught
in the Truckee, which river was stocked
three years ago with that fish by Commits
sioner Parker.
Three parties of Government surveyors
and biologists are in Winnemucca. They
are engaged in making typographical and
geographical maps of Nevada, finishing up
the work commenced by Lieut.. Wheeler in
1869.
Reno Journal The sale of passenger
tickets has fallen off here fully t~hree-quar-
ters during the past year. 1t used TO be
from $4,000 to $50, coo per month; now it
does not exceed 5000. People are too
poor to travel. Many of them walk.
The Elko Independent of last Wednes-
day says: The stage from the north last
evening brought from the mill of Vesey &
Co., at Cornucopia, a sack Of crude bullion
weighing sixty-five pounds and valued at
81 1850, which was shipped West this morn
ing.
At a meeting Of the County Commission
ers of Storey County the office of Chief Of
Police Of Gold Hill, for economical rea-
sons, was declared vacant, and j. P. Elan
bingham was instructed by the Board to
assume the duties Of the office, with q sal.
airy Of S75 per month.
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Dinner.

Ma
Yo,l nA0r leaves next Monday for New
bsng. mere he expects to reside perms.
,sst hereafter. He was to have zone
ssu,., morning, but VAS detained. In
anam5ra,.,'h Of his departure at that time
saat isroi his frionds gave him an ele-
Restaurs"te'' ainner at the Jackson House
sung. Az Ioasts were given and songs
Joined bana wind-up the whole party
Aud T"n la around the table and sang
do him %nns eyne.' The friends present to
Harris A '1 ~. were Chris. Malatesta, Jake
CODY, Harh 'vett, HI. MeCormac, M. ia
COIN, oohn, b. M. Pearlman, NJ.
Moozer, T n1ertraut, George Englert, NJ.
Newman NJ davidson, NJ. Feist, Charles
Lippet, oailsher, Matt Schatzlein, l..
osieh.' 0NAries Lautsnsohlager, M. Greg.
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Our English Prima Donna.

Miss Alice Cook continues to delight the
patrons OF Joe Mendes' saloon with her
singing. Although she has sung nightly
for a year past, her voice is as fresh, clear
and resouan as when she appeared at the
Opera House with the Soldenes. There
is something remarkable about the woman.
She never grows weary. With a gracious
compliance, she renders song after song,
sometimes repeating one piece six or eight
times during the night to please diff
ferent parties. Everybody has a favorite
melody which she is requested to sing.
OF these she has a cart load now on hand.
When a Eurekan pays e visit to San Fran.
cisco and hears a new song. he Immediate
ly exclaims, 'I'd like to hear Cookie sing
that and, of course, he buys the song
and brings it up home with him to have
it rendered in Miss Cooks artistic way
The latest addition to her repertory is
beautiful song entitled "Esmeralda." Ii
is an old gem, but new here. The score
takes a wide range, and shows the accom-,
pl!shed vooslist's voice to the very best
advantage. 1t has grown 30 popular thst
it had to be repeated ten times on Sunday
night.
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Miners,

Atsregular meeting Of the Bodie Miners
Union, held at their hall OIL Tuesday eve
ming. July II, the following gentlemen
were elected officers of the Union for the
ensuing term of six months: President,
Frank Hollywood; Vice President, John
McRae; Recording Secretary, John r. Nc
Donell (re-eleoted); Financial Secretary,
A. E. Mcmillan Ure-elec.ed)j Treasurer,
Josiah Gilbert; Conductor, Humphrey
Desmond, Warden. John 7. Read; Finance
Committee. Alex. McLoughlin. John Fa!,
| Ion and josiah Tibbett; Board Of Trustees,
John Pryor, A. F. Mcdonald, NJ. Leahy'
| Simon Gallen and George Logan.
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
The opera House Crowded to Greet
the Ria Company.

The opera House to Greet
the Rial Company.
The Eureka Opera House was filled last
night to witness the performance of Uncle
Toms Cabin by the Rial Company in the
first appearance Of their present engage
ment of three nights and a matinee on
Wednesday. The play was full of interest,
thrilling in many parts; elsewhere it was
comedy of the most side-splitting sort.
The parts were well given all the way
through. "Uncle Tom,'' by Arthur W.
Gregory, was good. S~tockwells Marks,
a lawyer" was very original and rich in
humor. Hicks "Phineas Fletcher" was
loud and laughable. Eva" by Baby
Blanche Newcombe, was as pretty and pa
thetic and as natural as could be-. She
captivated everybody. "Topsy" made a
perfect opposite for her. 1t would be hard
to say which of the two lin contrary ways)
affected the audience the more. Hicks as
"Simon Legree" came out stronger and
idealized the brute who existed in the
mind of Harriet Beecher Stowe, perfectly.
Tho parts of George Harris" and est.
Clair" were fairly lone by W. NJ. Lansing.
The scenery, considering the smallness of
our stage, was very effective. The blood
hound chase over the ice was very excit-
ing, and was watched with breathless in
terest, The closing scene, in which Uncle
Tom is dying from a blow by Mrs. Stoves
ideal brute, and in which little Eva ap-
pears as an angel looking down upon
her old playmate and reckoning him
home, was very pathetic. The negro sing
ing was artistic and well received. The
performance altogether was fully enjoyed
by everybody, and we do not hesitate to
recommend it to all theater goers as a
first-class en- entertainment of the kind-and
its kind pleases. The management are
sensible in putting their prices down to
reasonable figures-75 cents for admission
and 81 for reserved seats.
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PACIFIC COAST aDViCES.
t~sPECIAJ TO THE sENTINEL.i
A Destructive Fire ia Washington
Territory.

ISPELtAb ~ II
A Destructive Fire in Washington
Territory.
SAN Francisco, July IA Portland,
Oregon, dispatch says the latest news from
Colfax, Washington Territory, in regard
to the destructive fire there, places the
total loss at $3.50, 600; insurance, $4,000
The fire was unattended with loss Of
human life or serious accident. The en-
tire business portion of the town was de-
stroyed eighty buildings being burned, and
the people are without supplies. The fire
is attributed to incendiarism.
Killed over a COck-Fight.
TOMBSTONE "a. T.), July 17.-Albert Y.
Young, CT years old, shot and instantly
killed William Babier two miles from here
last night. The men were partners in a
vegetable ranch, and quarreled over a
cock-fight both we're interested in. Babier
was a few years younger than Young, and
was the aggressor.
John Ringgold, one of the best known
men of Southwestern Arizona, was found
dead in Morse's Canyon, in the Chihuahua
Mountains, last Friday. He evidently
committed suicide. He was known in this
section as the King of the Cowboys.
Annual Meeting of Union Con-.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 17.-At the Union
Con. annual meeting this afternoon &c, 1870
shares were represented, and the following
Directors elected: Robert Sherwood, G.
H. Fish, L. P. Drexler, G. O'Connor and
W. S. Hobart. A Directors meeting is
called for tomorrow morning for the cleo
ton of officers.
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White Pine District,

Professor Joseph Grandelmeyer has sent
70 the SENTINEL by express a fine specimen
OF Ealena ore, which the following letter
tells about:
WHITE PINE DISTRICT, July IA, 1882.
EUREKA SENTINEL: The within piece OF
gfeeious stone is from one of Hon. Thomas
Nfeh's mines in White Pine District. The
surface from under which it comes is as
pafren FOR ore showing as a bald headed
monkey 1t simply shows that all $50
satea poor White Pine needs is work
with a reasonable amount of capital to
prove thousands of prospects that show as
Se.l as the prospect. White Pine District
mno. an exception to the general rule Of
mineral bearing mining regions; that is to
%!' mines in White Pine District will not
Hesse up their precious metals unless they
WV worked for and gone after. j. G..
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Hotel Arrivals.

Parker Honse--spencer Reynolds, Pros
poet Mountain; A. W. Atkinson. Secret
canyon; Felix Coblentz, A. S. Cohen, San
Francisco.
Turner House,. Il. Cumming, Secret
canyon; Mike Lyons, Dugout Mine; E. H.
smith, Newark; NJ. Leblanc, Ruby Hill.
Jackson House-Thomas Fisher, Ruby
Hill; William Johnson, CITY.
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A Rich Seam of Ore.

The Tuscarora Times-Review Of the11th
instant says: A rich seam of ore was dis
covered in the $50 level OF the Grand Prize
a day or two since, at a point about 500
feet east of the old shaft. While running
a drift in that locality the seam was cut,
which, though small at first, ia gradually
widening out as depth is attained. At
the present writing it has been opened
only to a depth Of five or six feet, and the
vein is some IA inches wide of ore rich In
both native and horn silver, and which
will mill several hundred dollars to the
ton
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

Union Ssh s4a, Sierra Nevada SIS,
Mexican ca $, Ophir 315s, Best & Belcher
62ab6ka, Gould & Curry 3b 310a. Saw
age 5Os, Chollar cob 65a, Potosi sob 35a,
Alta 4Ob, Albion 100 b "a 1858, Con. Vir-
ginia sob, Utah 3b, Jacket HOS, Andes 75b,
SOa, Belcher 35b 4Oa, Bullion 25b 30a,
Ovarman 25b 3Oa, Justice COB 25a, Benton
lob 2Oa, Northern Belle 12kb b. Navajo
ASH, Eureka 1874 a, Occidental 1905.
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The Buckeye.

This mine, in Cortez District Is being
opened by means Of a tunnel, which Is De-
ing vigorously pushed by Radovioh and
Frisbie. The mine has been worked be-
fore, but has not been thoroughly pros
pscted. They have TO 90 some 90 iees ne-
fore reaching the ledge in the tunnel. me
Groupings assay we'll, The ledge Is over
40 feet wide, carving two veins. one aoous
Is inches and the other about 20. inc ore
Is antimonial silver in solid quartz, siate
and granite walls. The ledge will Do struch
about $50 feet below the groupings.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-18

The wholesale and retail liquor house of
Tonkin & Co. nave just received and are
now offering to this market the largest
and most complete stock of foreign and
domestic liquors and cigars ever intro
duced on the Base Range. Their WHISTLES
are par excellence, being direct from the
Kentucky distilleries, including the cele-
brated Robertson County (Tenn.) Sour
Mash. They have also introduced Falk's
celebrated Milwaukee beer, with which
they are now prepared to serve their GUS
toners. Prices to correspond with the
times X
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A Reno EgYptiRn.

Steve Popovich, employed at the Wine
House, says the Reno Journal, is an old
resident of the beleaguered land of the
he was a constant resident OF Egypt at Port
Said, on the Suez Canal. He was in the
employ of De Lesseps and travelled
throughout the country. While sojourn-
ing there he had q grandson born at Is
mailia--a native Egyptian--who would
perhaps, il older, be compelled to fight
under Arabs banner.
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The manager of the Chinese Theater in
San Francisco sends free tickets on the
first night of every new piece to the Check
on Tongs Society, but on a recent occasion
accidentally failed to include several new
members. Chinese deadheads are not to
be triled with, it seems, for every member
vent that night with a stone in his pocket
and hurled it on the stage. The actors
were badly hurt and the performance
broken up.
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VII sunday the Union Guard held its
A'N'niy shooting match for the gold
~00"i' The winner has to make the best
WIZ 'ufee successive times before 1t be-
s'.n's Ms private property. Mr.. Fine has
il ',ssaoa in making the beat SCORE twice
sroSs "'ygas'on. AS will be seen by the
A ros "m, Pentiooat made a tie with him
sorafnnaV ~ me number Of points, but &C.
the WHY oreedmore rules Mr.. Fine was
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Carson Index. Hon. +. Stro;her was In
Carson yesterday. taking a look at the po-
Iitical situation, and found al unexpectedly
large number OF friends. He will evil
IDENTIFY make q very strong pull for tho
gubornatorial nomination at the Iteno
Convention next September.
Carson Appeal: General John r. Kit.
trell is a candidate for District Judge of
Washoe County.
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Death Of !. u. Il. Cavalier.

]. B. E. Cavalier. formerly President OF
the San Francisco Stock Board, died in
Paris, France, on the 18th instant. He
came to this coast in 1850, and went into
the banking business in San Francisco
with General Lee. He was at one line q
millionaire. but reverses in stock specuia-
lions greatly diminished his fortune. In
1873 or 1874 he went to France, remaining
there to the day Of his death.
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The Examiner, Call, Chronicle, Bulle-
tin, Alta, Post, Report, Exchange, Vir-
ginia Enterprise and Chronicle, Sacra-
mento Bee and Record-Union, and Salt
Lake Tribune received daily, and deliv-
cred promptly to all parts of Eureka for
Is cents per week each by Davidson. II
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Started Work.

Work was started on the State OF Name
mine, in Stafford District, yesterday morn
ing, two men being put on to open out tne
tunnel. An additional force Will DO pu'
on in few days.
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Last evening Berg received a large sup
ply Of all the choice varieties of fruits,
which he will sell at remarkably low
prices. 4
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Messrs. Singleton & McNicol have just
received a large consignment Of the fol-
lowing celebrated brands of wine, viz
Liebfraumilch and Rauenthald Berg. This
is the choicest imported wine ever sold in
this market
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-18

Messrs. Singleton & McNicol are sole
agents for the celebrated brands of Bud
weiser, Milwaukee and Blatz beer. Here
after they will keep large quantities on
hand X
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Madame Loryea is constantly replenish-
ing her stock of millinery. Ladies in
need of the same will please call at her
new store on Main street, next door to the
Opera House. X
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Madame Loryea will sell her stock of
millinery at a great sacrifice from now till
the first, on account of business obliging
her to be absent for q month. Parties in
debted will please call and settle at once.*
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The March of Improvement.

With a nicely arranged stock, 1 am able
to meet all demands of the trade for the
Fourth. B. Alexander, Red House. II
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San Francisco stock Exchange.


MORNING SoAHD'
60 Ophir-32O 3l5
AK Mexican-64 6S
e50 Gould Il C~urry-3lO 5Oo
74O Best & Belcher-oS oSs oss DO
q California-20o
40 savage-50c
695 Con. Virginia-65c 70c
10 Chollar-S0c
90 Potosi-35c
$50 Hale Il Norcross-ilo
S5O Yellow Jacket-llo
100 Belcher-40c
80 Confidence--!lo
o35 5. Nevada-5s
70 Utah-310 800
100 Exchequer-2oc
90 Seq. Belcher-3
$50 Justice-2oo
200 Union-Sss So 50 STU
1000 Ata-35c 4oc boo
80 Silver Hill-5c
40 Occidental 190
go Andes-75o soc
$50 scorpion-70c
AFTERNOON BoARp.
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The only place in Eureka where you can
find a full line of this popular Library is
at Davidson's Bookstore. New issues re-
ceived daily. II
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VIM. III.
Assayer, No. 8 Main street, Eureka.

Ice CREAM at Brown & Godfrey's con-
fectionery store at all hours for the season.
Families supplied. n
THE choicest fruits that ever came to
Eureka at B. A~lexander's. Il
MONACO has reduced the prices at his
photograph gallery. 4
Carpets and Wall Papers at M. J. Frank
lin & Co.'s. X
COMPARE Red House prices with other
Dealers. X
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A. D. Haskell will place your insurance
in the best English, French, or American
companies. II
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s,& p. PASSENGER TRAVEL,

pErAnqrREs SUNDAY MORNING.
rs Marshsnt 7 Fl Healas
Oscar Douglass Paul Douthett
NJ Fredricks Alfred Symons
John Williams NJ h SWIFT
Mrs Winzell & CHI Jim Mundy
ARRIVALS SUNDAY NIGHT.
Eddie Clark NJ Warren
john Jackson L r Stockton
R Zimmerman Sallie Darlington
VIM Lansing Walter White
Prof jacobson Dan Brown
VIM Jones Godfrey Wilson
Mrs NJ Morles Mollie Carder
Il Kelly G H Stonyon
- Doe John Trembath
MT Hicks MIR Gregory
Mrs Gregory Mrs Newoomb
Blanche AeWoomb Mrs Hicks
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING.
A BabD L Curren
Mrs j Jury W Lambert
L L Bullock Mrs NJ N Holly
Mrs A j Atkins
ARRIVALS LAS NIGHT.
AS Cohen Felix Coblentz
Dan Shields P Everts
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The earnings of the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company for June and for the first
months of the year compare as follows:
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w F.. DAVIDSON is the authorized subscrip-
nort for the SENTINEL in Eureka. Or
-.oan he left at his bookstore in the Post
nhice building.
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Our Stock Of Imported ( Domestic
Dress Goods

Ia now complete In all it's branches. and COM
prises every novelty that has appeared in the
market this season. The assortment Ia so ex-
tensive and the character of the styles so
varied as to preclude any attempt ct descrip.
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Dress Trimmings,

Our exhibition OF these goods is Dusuf
passed by that Of any metropolitan establish
ment. The assortment is new entirely ant
consists in part OF Movices In black and ooio.a
Satin Hhsaamsres, Bfocades, Sstin d Lyons
and siika and Satins in all the latest shsdas.
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Spring WRAPS and Dresses

The latest designs of Russians, Dolmans
Wraps, Nantes. Jackets, etc. We have used
more than ordinary care in the selection OF
these garments, and can confidently say that
our assortment is the finest ever brought tt
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