Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-30
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The skating rink will reopen this evan.
ing. ''ou
The first sleighs Of the season put in an
appearance on Main street yesterday.
The Thermometer scored twelve deOraes
above Zero yesterday evening at 6 O'clock
Nearly 5000, 900 silver dollars are de.
posted in the government vault at Carson
Colonel Shaw, Of the Virginia Enter.
prise, is mentioned as Regent Of the Uni
versity.
Auditor E. +. Oatman, of the E. & p. p
B., returned last hight from a visit TO Sac.
ramento.
A States Prison Warden and a Regent
OF the State University are to be elected
by the State Legislature.
In the Nina mine, Secret Canyon, a 10.
1901 iedge OF good ore was recen tly discov-
cred at a depth Of twenty-five feet.
The State Legislature will convene ut
Carson next Monday. All of Eureka
county's delegation have left for the scene
of action.
Il. Sadler yesterday purchased Frank
Clute's stock OF groceries and provisions.
and will commence taking account of stock
Immediately.
Charley Wright, Of winnemucca, shot in
the vicinity Of Bottle Greek seven large
deer, which weighed, minus heads, legs
and entrails, over 200 pounds.
Persons having bills against the county
should present them g. Of before January
l, as the Commission - will hold a meet
ing on January " to p. u bills.
1t IL said tLst every ,iArter Senator
Fair receives one OF the lrrgest checks for
interest on his government bonds that is
sent out from the United States Treasury.
A little girl who attended a Christmas
Sunday school festival was asked what
they did there. The reply was: aThey
sang about Jesus, and talked about Santa
Claus"
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
has given it out solid that thereafter train
men who are in the habit Of visiting places
where intoxicating liquors are sold, will
not be retained in the service OF the COM
pany.
II. II. Scott, a ~well-known and highly
respected citizen Of Paradise Valley, was
murdered in his store in that place by one
Clarence Grey, whose object was to rob
the safe. A reward Of $500 is offered for
the arrest of Grey.
The School Trustees Of Ruby Hill Dis
trict met yesterday afternoon for the pur-
pose OF selecting teachers for the ensuing
year, but adjourned without completing
the business. They will probably meet
again the latter part of this week.
The Titus Mining Company, whose
headquarters are in Boston, and whose
property is on Adams Hill, has author
lied Nat Diamond to collect all bills
against them here, and forward the same
to them at the earliest convenient day.
There is q contested seat in the Assem-
bly,. Captain Palmer, Of Elko county,
has been certified to the Secretary Of
state by the District Judge as elected,
while q recount Of the votes by the County
Commissioners gives his opponent, H. L.
Byrne, a majority.
State Senator Robert Briggs, of the
Monitor Mining Company, OF Taylor, ar
rived in town yesterday morning, and will
in q day or two leave for Carson. Mr..
Briggs reports times at Taylor quiet. His
company and the Argus Mill and Mining
Company are working rs stamps and en-
ploying ITO men. The town has a popula-
lion now Of probably $50.
Work will be be resumed to-day on the
Boston and Eureka mine on Adams Hill
under the supervision OF Nat Diamond,
and will in all probability be continued
during gthe coming year. No work has
been done on this property during the
present year, and it Is believed and hoped
that Developments OF sufficient value will
be made 10 justify resumption OF work in
all the idle properties there.