Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-21
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sentfners Reporter.
Albion shares closed at So 10 in yester
days Board.
Governor Kinkead is quite i'll Al ms resi-
dence in Carson.
The wife and children Of Mr.. McLarer
arrived from the East last night.
l Eureka Lodge No. %, I. o. o. f., meet
at their hall at 8 O'Clock this evening.
Prof. George e. Alderman and wife ar
rived from San Francisco last evening.
Storey county's assessment roll this year
is expected to show q ~shrinkage OF about
20 per cent.
All the Jurors summoned in the Albion
Richmond case were yesterday discharged
for the term.
The Widow Bedott Company will appear
at the Opera House on the 9Th and 9th oil
next month.
Prof. Alexander Trippel left this morn
ing for Danville, Nye county, where he has
valuable mining property.
W. s. Wood, one of the attorneys in the
Albion Richmond case, left for San Fran
cisco yesterday morning.
The owners of the Dug Out mine will
commence hauling 100 tons of tirst-class
ore to the Eureka Con. works to-day.
Miss Clara Hill, who has been the guest
OF Mrs. Joseph Winzell for several weeks,
left this morning for San Francisco.
Jake Coin. Of the Bazaar Clothing Store,
intends putting down a fine stone pave
ment in front OF his business house.
About GOO letters are received daily at
tha Eprala Dnatofica Onr naonla Writa
and forward an equal number daily.
Lake Tahoe tourist thinks nothing OF
going out OF a morning and catching forty
to fifty pounds OF trout before breakfast.
Gen. p, Edward Conner has gone to
Boston on matters connected with his
great mining property at Stockton, Utah.
David E. Baily has removed his law
Office from the SENTINEL building to
Ryiand's building. Entrance on Bateman
street.
Miss Laura Goodrich arrived on this
mornings stage from Phoebe. and during
her stay here will be the guest of Miss
Minnie E. Griffin.
Messrs. j. T. Gilmer and O. j. Sails
bury left by private conveyance yesterday
morning for Secret Canyon to examine
their valuable mine at that place.
E. P. Braydon, agent for Brunswick,
Blake q Co., manufacturers of billiard
and pool tables, at San Francisco, is in
own taking orders for his firm.
Mrs. Joseph Winzell and her children
left this morning for San Francisco. Mrs.
W. has been in poor health for some time,
and goes below for a change Of climate.
The weather did not recover its wonted
warmth yesterday. At noon the Their
mometer indicated 10 aud at Z P. M. II
degrees. The sky was clear, and only q
slight wind blowing.
Prof. W. P. Jenney, who arrived here
from the East on Tuesday evening. left
yesterday morning for Secret Canyon, for
the purpose Of making an examination Of
the Geddes 4 Bertrand mining property.
Eight men are working and prospecting
over in Coleman District, near Cottonwood
Park. A party from Ruby Hill are said to
have found something very encouraging,
running up into the hundreds.
The Richmond and Albion clubs will try
conclusions next Sunday afternoon at the
ball grounds, the former playing Roxburg
and Muldoon, and the latter Rowan and
Sweeney. This will put the two teams on
q pretty even basis, and an interesting con-
test may be expected.