Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-12
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genttneI's Reporter.
LIANT commences next Wednesday.
There ia considerable sickness in Bel
mont ut present.
Miss Maggie Olsen came up on last even
ing's traiu from Palissde.
.Joe Hausman will go to Wiunemucca
shortly TO engage in business there.
TIN Navajo and Belle Isle mines shipped
Last Sunday bullion valued at $l3, 800 40.
Auditor Oatman. accompanied by his
family, returned last night from a visit to
Sacramento.
George Ashim, formerly OF Eureka, has
a Government position in the Postofiice at
| San Francisco.
All needed repairs having been made on
| the Argus mill at Taylor, 1t started up
| again last Sunday.
Some new tributers in the Albion mine
recently shipped 25h tons Of good ore to
| the Eureka Con. furnaces.
The Stedefelt furnace that was going to
be erected at Ballionville will not be put
up until sometime in June.
The public school at Cherry Creek will
open next Monday. with Miss Lizzie Ed
wards, OF ward, as tetcuer.
The Hooks and Knicks hold a meeting
this evening at 1880 o'clock, OF which all
members are requested to attend.
Carson ia to be the scene Of another
| slogging match, this time between two
men who have had lots Of experience.
Colonel Heating. OF the Comstock. has
| decided not TO attend the Inaugural Of
Cleveland in Washington on the 4th prox.
Timothy Duffy, shot by Doc. Benton al
| Carson, some time since, has recovered
from what was thought to be q fatal
wound.
Capt. Frank Drake, manager OF the Eber'
hardt Il Aurora Company, arrived from
| Hamilton Tuesday evening, and left the
next morning for California.
The Summit mine on Prospect Mount
| ain which Ii owned and worked by NJ. Nc.
| Garry, makes occasional shipments Of good
ore to the Eureka Con. reduction works.
The Hamburg mine in New York Canyon
10 looking well. 1t 10 worked by %tributers,
and on Monday last IGN tons of good ore
we're shipped to the Eureka Con. furnaces.
Work was resumed on the Gold Ledge
mine near Phoebe recently, aud II the ele.
ments do not interfere the mill at the lower
end OF town will be started up in about q
week.
The Silver Conner mine on Prospec,
Mountain, owned and worked by Messrs,
stowell, Beebe and johnson, recently ship
ned SO tons Of ore to the Eureka Con. fur
paces.
The SENTINEL thanks Senator Westerfeld
aud Uncle DAv. Baily for copies OF the re
port OF the Joint Senate aud Assembly
Committee on Proposed Constitutions
amendments.
1t il feared that the recent warm weather
has In some localities in the western par
Of the State. injured the fruit crop by pre-
maturely bringing out the buds on early
fruit trees.
LAWYER Spencer, OF Susanville. will go &c
Now York to interview the Moran Bros.
respecting the Nevada h California rail
road. and try and get those capitalists Il
extend their little road into Lassen county
Cal, as soon ~ possible.
oil Tickets for the knights OF Pythiss bal
Monday evening have been issued, and car
9 be obtained from the Committee OF Ar
rangements. Those wishing reserved seat
: in the gallery can obtain them at the DO,
4 Office OF the, Opera House.
! Jim Conner and Grif Thomas, two
miners we'll known in Nevada, while on
spree together q, Bellevue, Idaho, recently
Y auarreied. Conner was shot by his com
: panion under the left nipple, the ball rang
log around the ribs underneath the heart
7 II is feared he will die.
Billy Mayor. has leased the villa sa
: loon, adjoining the Courthouse on thu
south, where he will keep the best o
liquors and cigars. He will also set a nm
lunch every day at ~ o'clock. Drop II
and see Billy; he will treat you we'll.
e We regret TO learn that Sol Ashim, for
merly OF the firm OF S. Ashim Il Bro. mer
d chants in Eureka. who we're among tn
Q early settlers In the camp, ia reported Y
< be in q dying condition in San Francisco
9 His complaint is rheumatism. aggravated
= by an injury received from q fall seyera
q weeks ago. The family, who are well an
1 favorably known in Eureka, have tho sym
patty Of their old acquaintances an'
friends.