Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-23
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senttneI's Reporter.
Eureka stocks were a little off again yes.
terday.
Mr.. Jake Cohn is still suffering with
rheumatism.
Mr.. W. l. Salkeld arrived last evening
from San Francisco.
Commissioner Campbell left this morn
ing for San Francisco.
The Grand Jury will probably make it's
final report on Saturday.
Eureka Lodge No. %, l.. o. o. F., meets
at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
Hon. Thos. J. Tenant is acting as Gov.
Kinkead's private secretary.
The trip between Virginia City and Can
delaria is made in ~ hours.
The railroad and telegraph lines are all
in good working order again.
The United States District Court opened
Tuesday, Judge Sawyer on the bench.
The Eureka Tunnel Company will re-
sumo ore hauling to the Eureka Con.
works to-day.
The President of the Eureka Con. Com
parry, Mr.. B. F. LOGAN, is expected to ar
rive this evening.
Virginia City has a colored giant who is
10 years old and weighs 400 pounds. His
foot is 16 inches long.
The patrons Of the Rink should put in
their best ticks, as the institution closes on
Saturday evening next.
The Ruby Dunderberg has a considera-
BILE quantity of ore awaiting transportation
to the reduction works.
The wagon roads TO the Eureka Tunnel
and the Ruby. Dunderberg mine were
opened for travel yesterday.
His friends say that Judge Rising would
not decline the Republican nomination
for Supreme Judge this Fall.
1t is said that Johnny Skae within the
past six months realized $3.50, 900 on Ari-
iona and New Mexico properties.
A trio of hunters. j. G.. Chesley, E. M.
Hunt and o. p. Willis, killed 70 ducks ON
Saturday along the Carson River.
Owing to the bad state OF the roads be-
tween here and Ruby Hill, two additional
horses are now used in the teams.
Sheriff Kyle informs us that he intends
putting the vagrants now in Jail to work
on the public streets next Monday.
There was a slight collision by two ore
trains on the Ruby Hill Railroad yesterday
afternoon. Damage slight and no m hurt.
The Aurora Herald boasts that Esmeral-
da County will soon be out Of debt and
one of the foremost counties in the State.
1t is stated on authority that @. C. Good
win, editor Of the Salt Lake Tribune, may
have the G~overnorahip Of Montana If he
wants it.
John Piper will endeavor to contract
with Wilde to give four lectures in Nevada
-oue in Reno, one in Carson and two in
Virginia.
The Foreman OF the Grand Jury gives
notice this morning that that body will
hold a meeting on Saturday afternoon at l
o'clock.
There seems to be much surprise at tbs
lightness of the jury's verdict in the case
of Terry Mcmahon vs. John Potter, which
was merely assault and battery.
Eggs are selling at HALEY for 81 so per
dozen. Allowing eight to the pound this
makes them worth $4,000 per ton. A
~''hennery" is, therefore, about as profitable
a mine as can be worked on Wood River
just now.
A few days ago F. NJ. Chappelle COM
= Dy sAibttAbb hiHc hipAkH
the head with a revolver. at Major McGoy's
ranch, Shasta Comfy, Cal. Mrs. Chap
pelle, widow OF deceased, and her two
children, arrived here last evening. We
are informed that she is the sister Of Mrs.
A. L. Fitzgerald of this place.
Some very careless people were blasting
rock yesterday in the rear Of Paul street,
and in close proximity to the residences Of
Mr.. J. s. Wilton aud William Collins.
Some Of the flying rocks struck the honses
OF these gentlemen. There should be q
stop put to this work i'm mediately, as it is
very dangerous.
A buxom Missouri girl. who has husked
corn enough to buy a pair Of silk stockings,
says in a letter to an acquaintance: 81
am ready now to emigrato to some Mon
tsDa town where they have a skating rink
in Winter" Guess that girl has not heard
of the Eureka Skating Rink, where there
has been four months OF good skating.