Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

IHE ONES IN NTE.-
Following are the name of the sue
~cessful candidates. IN Nye county:
State Senator, Creswell (Dem.); AS
sembly, Bell and Caldwell 0Dem.);
Sheriff, Hyck (Rep.); Assessor, War
burton (Rep.); District Attorney, Cur.
Ter Itep.); Superintendent of Schools
Delano (RepA; Public Administrator,
Thomson; Commissioner dong term),
Humphrey, Commissioners (short
tern), Morgan. There being nc opposi-
ton on Clerk, Treasurer and Surveyor,
the present incumbents of those offices.
who were renonuinated were reelected.
The majority for the Tilden Electors
vas %; Ellis majority was 3, and
kirkpatrick's, Is.
NEW SHAFr.-The Richmond Min
ing Company yesterday broke ground
on Rnby Hill for a new working shaft.
The site Of the new shaft is a point
about 900 feet northwest of the pres
ent hosting works of the company.
1t will be a three-conpartment shaft,
each % partment 4x4 and substantial
ly imbered, and will be sunk a dis
lance Of l,200 feet, at which point ii is
expected to tap the ore body now be-
ing worked by the company. Power
full hosting and pumping machinery
will be erected, and tho shaft, when
completed, will be the principal open
ing through which the Richmond
mine will be worked.
A LIVELY STocK.-Ophir was lively
in the Stock Board yesterday, sales TO
the amount of 1000 shares being re-
ported. The figures at which the stock
ruled, however, is not by any means
encouraging to those u~nfortunates who
paid for il upwards of $500 per share,
and there are a good many such scat
tered over the Pacific States u Ter
ritories. Taken right through o
top to bottom the stock market at the
present time is a very sick institution.
A Busy SCENE.-We visited yester-
day afternoon the locality where work
Is in progress on the Richmond mine
branch of the f. & p. K. r., and found
everything life and activity. The
place where the largest o Of
work is being done is Oh a hill back OF
the X X furnace, at which point sew
enty men and twenty wagons and
teams are employed. The men en-
ployed in the work are all white men,
and receive white mems wages.
AN ERRoE.-An error in the election
returns, published in yesterdays pa
per, gave Da id Z. Baily, Assembly
man elect, a smaller number of votes
than he really received. He received
/ RSE xntnp kxfn., Tho Ia rrn-t ,nt.t1tA,r
cast for any candidate Oh The Assembly
ticket, and within five of the highest
number cast Tor any candidate on
either ticket. Ryland, for Treasurer,
is the banner candidate, he having re.
ceived a total OF 800 votes.
COMING. Thanksgiving Day is near
at hand, a fact which most people seem
to have forgotten in the excitement and
interest attending the recent election.
1t will be here on the thittieth day of
this month, and those who feel that
they have anything to be thankful for,
will have an opportunity of expressing
their thanks inihe usual Thanksgiving
Day style, which is to stuff yourself as
full of grub as you can old
WHAT FoR.-The star spangled ban
uer was floating from the flagstaff at
the intersection OF Main and Clark
streets, but whether in honor of tue
election OF Tilden or Hayes we are not
informed. The great connndrum OF
the day. "Who is elected President"
il still unanswered, and thousands of
dollars in Lets hang trembling in The
balance.
CHA MILL TO START UP.-The Bel
mont Courier, of the 18th instant, says:
The ella mill, at Reveille, we under
stand is to start up on the LIST of De-
cember, on ores from the ella mine.
There is a suficiency of ore out to
keep the mill employed for three or
four months and in the meantime
there may be developments made to
keep it steadily running.
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AN EXPENSIVE CoLp.-A man in
this town claims to have expended
$3.50 20 in medicine for his cold, and
that the cold is still so far from being
cured that every time he coughs, he
coughs up one of his toe nails. He
think thai if he owned the Richmond
mine he could buy medicine enough
to cure his cold.
FARTNERsHiP DIssoLvEr.-By a no..
tice published in another column, it
will be seen that the partnership be-
tween Chas. Coll and Joseph Toomey,
in the business of the Capital Market,
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr.. Coll will continue the business
and will pay all accounts against and
collect all bills due the late firm.
TYBo.-Letter from the su~perintend-
ent says: l send you shipment of bull