Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-01
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at last accounts.
Hank knight returned from the West OF
Sunday evening.
Yesterdays squall robed the surrounding
mountains In white.
Ex-Deputy County Clerk Forrest was re-
Gently in San francisco.
District Attorney Thaxton returns to
White Pine this morning.
Alpha Lodge No. 1, A. o. U. w., meet
at their hall this evening.
The Postofice yesterday sold money or.
ders to the amount OF $3.50.
Quite d force of men are grading on the
new railroad in Egan Canyon.
The northend stocks were q point or two
stronger in yesterdays Board.
Senator Perley yesterday signed the rail.
road contract. He is alone in it.
The E. d G. R. R. r. Company pay their
laborers $45 per month and board.
We are pleased to learn that the health
Of George W. Lamoureux is improving.
]. j.. Campbell, one Of Elko's County
Commissioners, was in town yesterday.
Tom Short Of Ruby Valley raised 8, ZOO
sacks OF barley from one field this Sum.
mer.
The new railroad survey passes within a
few hundred yards Of the town Of Cherry
Greek.
James Murphy left for San Francisco
this morning. He will be absent about
ten days.
Jake Cohn has been laid up with rheu-
matism for several days, but was better
yesterday.
The Carson Mint resumed coinage to-
day with an entire force Of officers and en-
ployes OF &C persons.
Word came down from the Eureka Tun-
mel yesterday to the effect that the new
bonanza is still improving.
Joe Mendes is making ready to fill his
hay contract with the railroad. He yester-
day sent out men and teams.
The old trick Of lot jumping was en-
gagged in last evening on Buel street. The
practice should be discouraged.
A large amount Of heavy timbers are at
Palisade awaiting transportation to the
Eureka Con. and Geddes 4 Bertrand new
works.
A number OF tents we're sent down the
road yesterday by the E. & C. R. R. r.
Company for the use OF the laborers on
the road.
John G.. Fall, formerly a Nevada million
aire, and father Of Mrs. Governor Kim
kead, is keeping a grocery store in Will
cox, A. 7.
Frank Doutrick has quit the hotel bust
ness in New Mexico and is now sojourning
in San Francisco. He talks Of locating in
California.
DR.. Huntington yesterday removed his
Office and residence from the Clarke build
ing to the front rooms, upstairs, in the
SENTINEL building.
The San Francisco Stock Board ad-
journed at moor yesterday in consequence
Of the death Of q member. 1t will hold
the usual sessions to-day.
r. H. Logan, an old Comstock miner,
and recently Superintendent OF the Next
can Mill at Empire, has been putin charge
OF the Candelaria water works.
Preparatory TO going below Judge Cole
has given up his law Office in the SENTINEL
building. He can be found until the 18th
inst. st his residence oil Mob Hill.
The sporting population Of Eureka has
been largely increased within the past few
days by the advent OF some OF the most
prominent card brokers in Nevada.
A groceryman In one OF the COW counties,
named Prophet, got married a year ago and
the other day his wife had twins. He be.
lieves in quick sales and small Prophets.
John Boston, the machinist Of the
Olympic Varieties, Is booked for o benefit
on Thursday evening. The entire variety
talent OF Eureka will appear on the oeca-
sion.
Hon. J. E. Gignaux, member OF the last
Assembly. who has been in Eureka several
days, departed yesterday morning for his
home at Dayton on the shores Of the
classic Carson.
]. N. Hill was among the arrivals from
Palisade by last nights train. Mr.. Hill 10
q clever gentleman, and the SENTINEL well
comes him as q valuable acquisition to
Eureka's population.
The surveyors engaged In running out
the line of the Eureka 4 Colorado River
Railroad connected with the survey OF the
Sewer River Valley Railroad In Utah.
This is a new Eastern connection.
Reinhart & Co.'s -four mill, lately con-
structed Is miles out Of Elko, near Sena.
tor Shepard's residence, Is large and well
equipped. and Ia one OF the most substan-
tial improvements In Elko County.
While hauling ore from the Eureka Tun.
mel yesterday, Charley Broy lost another
valuable team horse. The animal was sick
only about 20 minutes. This is the twenty
seventh horse Charley has lost in six years.,
G. W. Baker and Cheney, Of Wren 4
Cheney, left Eureka this morning for
Carson. where they will take part In the
trial OF the Richmond-Albion suit in the
Supreme Court. Mrs. Baker accompanied
her husband.
Louis Madino,s Spaniard. was yester-
day examined by Doctors Williams and
Rockman for lunacy. They determined
that his case was melancholy, and he was
sent to the hospital to await further de-
v%elopments.
A white man, whose nane we could not
learn, had IN examination yesterday be-
fore Justice Bailey at Palisade for cutting
a Chinaman's throat, mention Of which
was made in the SENTINEL several days
ago.
A small house was jerked out Of its
place between Bartlett's and the Court.
house yesterday afternoon, and whisked
around Jackson's corner at such O lively
gait by four horses that 1t had reached Its
destination on Buel street before the
crowd In the hotel succeeded in reaching
the sidewalk to find out what was up.