Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-13
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Scrap from she Notebook Of The
R~ensfmcl's Reporter.

Interestingly healthy
House cleaning seems to be the order oil
the day all about town.
Very fno ore IL being extracted from
the Silver Conner ain
Salmon fishing in the Owyhes is attract
ing the sporting fraternity.
The present cold weather is very dis.
tressing on small wood piles.
The snowstorm Of yesterday left our
streets in q horrible condition.
DR.. J. II. N. Ovens Office is on Ruby
Avenue, opposite the SENTINEL Office.
franklin Co. keep the largest assort-
ment Of wall paper 70 be found in town.
The stages are arriving somewhat late
at present, on account Of the heavy roads.
We had another April shower Of snow
Yesterday, which lasted nearly the entire
day.
A Reno schoolmistrsss has LAT chews Of
gum, all captured during n term Of
school.
The hosting engine has been removed
from the Continental mine to the Home
Ticket shaft.
At the Salt Lake races, advertised to
take place May 20, $1,000 will be offered
In premiums.
Those who have not reserved their seats
for "Cheek' should do so at once, for
they are liable to get left.
The last stage brought in nine bars Of
bullion from the Martin White, Ward.
The mill has closed down.
The fees collected by the county officers
Of Elko County during the month OF March
amounted to 50, $40 46, net.
There Is . growing sentiment in Eu-
reka favoring the consolidation Of small
mines, for various reasons.
There 10 . good deal Of ore awaiting
shipment 1t the Eureka Tunnel and the
mine continues TO look well.
Considerable lots Of bullion from Para
disc. Tuscarora, Belleville and Bodie are
being sent 10 San Francisco.
The ore body in the Home Ticket is
holding out we'll and improving in quality
towards the Golden Rule ground.
Tho Navajo Mining Company made its
usual weekly bullion shipment Tuesday.
Eight bsra valued at SIS, 727 81.
Several Of our clothing merchants will
leave for San Francisco in . few days TO
purchase spring aud Summer stocks.
Salt Lake Tribune: The history Of our
war Is that Americans fought Americans
and at last the heavier battalions won.
There's . fearful boom on Wood River.
The roads are lined with men booming
along with their blankets on their backs.
The hauling in OF ore to Eureka for re-
duction from Silverado has been stopped
temporarily by the heavy condition Of the
roads.
The Alexandria Company are going
right ahead sinking their Diligence shaft
and are meeting with first-rate indications
OF ore.
Some very good. heavy lead ore ID being
taken out Of The. Horace Tony mine,
Adams Hill. This is coming 10 the front
as a good property.
G. L. Broy's team will take out 4 load OF
lumber to the Golden Rule Con. mines,
and will return freighted with ore from
the Eureka Tunnel.
Beatifc Lodge No. z, Knights Of Pythias,
meets this evening for work in the frat
quested 10 be present.
Tributers shipped yesterday to the Rich
| mond works eleven and . quarter tons OF
| ore from the Comfy mine, . part Of which
goes over 500 per ton.
The two military companies from Ruby
| Hill, accompanied by the Union Guard
Band. made things quite lively on Main
street yesterday afternoon.
Messrs. sehAnder and Oliver are quarry.
! ing hux ore out Of the great quarts belt OF
| Adams Hill. and from II get occasional
shipments Of very big grade ore.
II ID probable that before long there will
be . continuous linz OF stages from Rsno
10 Lakeview, Oregon, under n manage
ment. says the Reno Gazette.
According 10 the Reno Gazette the Gen.
trail Pacidc 10 squeezing wages among
employees In Nevada. Several agents have
| recently been reduced Is . mouth.
Carson society was augmented during
tbs past season by . number Of young
ladies from San Francisco. and from re.
| cent reports several Of them will remain 10
the State OF Nevada.
There are 1000 Indians In Dakota. say
| our dispatches this morning, that belong
| 10 the Catholic Church. Thess are doubt
less good Indiana. but they would b much
bstter II they we're dsAd.
A gentleman 1t Tuscarora, Nevada. has
ssns Eossrs. Scott q Anderson Of Salt Lake
8 sample Of IRE clay. which he asserts 10
dner than the kaoliu OF China, and will
| make lns Ore brick and other articles to
stand intense heat.
The Reno Gazette y The Piutes
| Indian Affairs in Arizona. They know
| when : fight has taken place and how
| many have been killed and ~ TO the char
acter Of the country the Indians are ma
rAuding. They know more about II than
| AhA avara0a aNh0nlhov.