Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-19

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SentfnePs Reporter.
Mrs. DR.. Todd left this morning for
California. :.
The emblems Of mourning are fast dis
appearing.
Duck hunting is good on the Humboldt
below Gerald.
Judge Bonniield Of winnemucca is re-
ported quite i'll.
The Enterprise says the health Of that
city is excellent.
Another big strike is reported in the
Belle mine at Butte City.
Charley Greek returned last evening
from q trip down the railroad.
Eureka Con. shares yesterday sold as
low as $40, and Albion at 50 80.
The Carson Tribune says the Reno Fair
was a failure in every particular.
DR.. A. G. Bishop is expected to return
from Salt Lake City this evening.
Aunt Hannah has removed her fancy
store to three doors south Of the Turner
House.
Dick Guiberson, we'll known all over
the coast, arrived from San Francisco last
evening.
Mountain Lodge No. 81. I. o. 0. F.,
will meet at their hall at 7:30 o'clock this
evening.
The Eureka Tunnel is making daily
shipments Of ore to the Ruby and Dun
derberg works.
For the past two days 1t has been un-
usually quiet about the Courthouse no
business going on.
Miners will do well to read Superintend-
ent Levy's notice in another column, for
sinking 90 feet on the Shoe Fly shaft.
One Of Sweeney's buggy teams took a
spin up Main street yesterday afternoon,
doing but slight damage to the outfit.
The Wood River News estimates that not
less than $50 mining claims have been re-
corded on the Wood River belts this year.
Judge Prickett opened Court at HALEY.
Wood River, on the 10th inst, with SO
cases on the calendar and 81 lawyers pres
ent.
Owing to lower freights and competition
in trade merchandise is from 10 to 20 per
cent lower than it was last Spring at Wood
River.
We are glad to learn that Miss Mau has
SO far recovered her health as to be able to
take charge Of her class in the Public
School.
Churchill County is to have a Jail which
will be strong enough to hold anything
from a tramp to a murderer, or even q
horse-thief.
1t is estimated that thus far this year.
the population of Montana has in
creased IS per cent. This would give it
5000 people.
Sweeney & Kermeen yesterday received
a fine rockaway from San Francisco, and
say they will soon be. in receipt Of other
fine carriages.
Herbert De Lisle and family arrived
from the East last evening. During their
stay they will be the guests OF ex-Com-
missioner Page.
r. NJ. Rowland and Colonel Tyson of
San Francisco are at Stafford, inspecting
the new district. 1t is claimed that they
represent capital.
The thermometer on Monday at 8 p. NJ.
marked a temperature OF 81 degrees, while
yesterday the weather had moderated TO "a
at the same hour.
OF the twelve prisoners sent TO the
Nevada State Prison last month, according
to Warden Garrard, eight had graduated
from San Quentin.
An immense supply OF wood has been
stored in the basin at the mouth Of Good
win Canyon. 1t is said to belong to the
Richmond Company.
A kind writer says: "You can trust a
man who loves a horse or q dog" livery
stable man says he has tried it, and finds
that there is nc money in 1t.
During the absence OF George Rliss,
superintendent OF the Eureka Water
Works, John II. Green 10 authorized to
collect all bills due for water. !
The Reno State Journal says it is gener-
ally conceded that W. W. Bishop OF Eure-
ka can have the Republican nomination
for Congress next year IL he desires 1t.
NJ. ]. Franklin 4 Co. have disposed OF
their interest in Madame Demorest's pat
terms to Morris Calisher, at the bookstore,
where the ladies can hereafter find them.
]. G. Shirley, stock-raiser and drover.
was fined S190 in the Probate Cour for
driving Q herd OF cattle through Bear
Lake County. Idaho, without q road brand.
George Bliss, Superintendent Of the Eu-
reka Water Works, goes to California to-
morrow morning in company with. his
father and mother, who have been visiting
here for several weeks.
The boys had q good deal Of sport yes
terday down at Ssdler's store over q stove
that needs no pipe. Now. il they would
only invent a stove that needed no wood,
1t would be a god-send to this community.
One of the participants in last Sundays
shooting contests says more money was
bet on the result Of some 1shots than ever
before known In this camp. This shows
the interest that is being taken in marks
manship by the people on the Hill.