Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-02

Scraps from the Notebook Ot she
Seutfueps Reporter.

Judge OaOln IL expeoteO IN carson next
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Mitchell left yester.
day for Taylor.
DR.. Henry Hagar arrived home from
Hamilton Tuesday evening.
Savage was assessed 80 cents q share yes.
terday; Silver Hill, 10 cents.
r. Richard, of the Ruby-Dunderberg
Company, left OIL yesterdays train for San
Francisco.
A "tea treat" and picnic will be given
on Ruby Hill on the Fourth by the NJ. E.
Church there.
Henry Vansickle's property is advertised
to be sold by the Sheriff Of Douglas county
on the 18th Of July.
The District Court adjourned yesterday
until Monday. July 10; the jurymen were
excused until the 14th.
Stocks we're better in the board yesterday
afternoon. Savage sold for So 60 and Hale
and Norcross for $Sh.
Hon. VIM. Webster has been appointed
by Gov. Adams as General OF the First
Brigade, Nevada Militia.
j. R. Kendall, of Hamilton, last Satur.
| day shipped four bars of bullion valued at
Sc. 100, from the Manhattan mill.
The Richmond Company shipped
| through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express yes
terday eight bars Of bullion, valued at
| S19, 1928 43.
The ranchers in the Wash, below Phoebe,
we learn from Louis Sharp, have lost and
are losing q number OF cattle from the
blsckleg disease.
Mrs. W. E. Griffin, who was considered
dangerously ill a few days ago, 10 now, we
are pleased TO say, in q fair way to recover
her former health.
The ore body in the Hale and Norcross
grows larger and richer. and the stock
thereof droppeth in price. Flood the mine
and let the stock boom.
Indulgent parents should now begin to
impress upon the minds Of their offsprings
the necessity OF handling the festive fire.
cracker with caution on the Fourth.
Accounts against the debtors OF the es.
tate OF P. n. Hansen. an insolyent, have
been purchased by j. W. Dean. See no
tice under head OF New To-day"
The Psrdy house in Hamilton has been
bought by II. Bush and ia being torn
down. Thus, one by one, pass away the
old landmarks Of White Pines capital.
Parties wishing copies OF the WEEKLY
SENTINEL containing q full account Of the
Boyes trial and other matter Of local and
general interest should order them to-day.
II the reports in regard to several OF the
| prospects in this neighborhood be truthful,
says the Phoebe Record. then there will in
all probability be some valuable mines
| opened up in the near future.
As will be seen by 9 notice under the
head of New To-day" the water will be
closed of or Batemsn, Main, Spring and
Buel streets, south OF Bateman street,
from 10 to II O'Clock to-day.
Mrs. NJ. Wendell, mother Of Miss Daisy
Wendell, who was injured In the smssh-up
on the Denver and Rio Grande railroad.
left yesterday for Sslids, COL, where the
young lady is being cared for.
In the District Court yesterday, the fur
Their hearing Of the proceedings in opposi-
tion to tho discharge Of P. N. Hansen from
his debts was continued to be resumed
upon five days noticefrom either party.
Mrs. J. A. Donnell. of Typo. who arrived
in town Tuesday morning, left on yester-
days train for Laramie, Wyoming, where
she expects to reside. Her husband is
now on his way overland with q drove OF
horses.
Supt. Wilder. OF the Railway Mail Ser
vice, will begin OF the LIST Of July to have
weighed, for thirty consecutive working
days, the mails between Ogden, Utah, and
Butte City, Montana, and between Silver
Bar and Garrison, Montana. The object
is to adjust the compensation Of the rail
road.
Arrangements are being made for q most
p~leasurable time on the occasion of the
ball OF the Uniform Rank Of the knights
OF Pythias TO be held in the Opera
House next Friday evening. Tickets are
said to be meeting with q ready sale,
despite the dull times.
1t is said that Supt. Rickard, OF the
Ruby-Dunderberg mining properties, ar
ranged while in Europe recently TO do con-
siderable work on the mines, especially the
Home Ticket and Lord Byron. Upwards
Of 500. 900 was placed at his disposal Tor
such work on the properties as he deemed
practicable.
Phoebe Record: A party down from o.
ceola stated that the hydraulic company
made several partial cleanups. but no gen.
eral cleanups. These partial cleanups' ~
appears. were forced upon the company Dy
parties to whom il was indebted. Inc yei.
low "flth" was taken from the sluice and
the debtors satisfied.
Last Friday. as the school children ~
Wadsworth were crossing Q bridge on sneir
way home from school, q team tnat was
crossing the bridge at the time struck .
post, which caused the end OF the structure
to fall. A boy named Waldo Proctef was
crushed by the timbers, and died at ~
O'Clock that night. The other cniioren o.
capped without injury.
Too Good 90 be True