Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-24
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sentfneI's Reporter.
The weather confines dry and cool.
Regular services at the Catholic Church
to-day.
A new paper will soon appear in Butte
CITY to be known as the Daily Town Talk.
The editors OF the Virginia Chronicle
and the Enterprise are again "tilting," 30
10 speak.
A meeting OF Upton Post, No. 20, G.. A.
| R., will be held this evening at half past z
O'Clock.
The Grand Army boys are busy prepar-
ing for a BETTING observance Of Decora-
tion Day.
Won't some of the State papers publish
q rood live item 2 The old ones have about
gone the rounds.
The Jones Brothers are working the
| Pointer mine on Prospect Mountain with
gratifying results.
The Silver Conner people are shipping
large quantities Of high grade ore to the
| Richmond furnaces.
Johnny Lambert yesterday received q
| nice lot OF live chickens, which he sells at
remarkably low prices.
Hon, Thomas Wren had some rock sent
down from the Charter Tunnel last Fri.
day that assayed Sl45 q ton.
Divine service in the Methodist Church
this evening at half-past 7 O'Clock by Rev.
A. G. Dutton, Of Ruby Hill.
The gypsy fortune-teller in camp at the
upper end Of town and near Charley Lau-
senschlager's brewery. is said to be doing q
driving business.
Upwards Of 100 toni of ore was shipped
during the past week from the Silver Con-
nor mine on Prospect Mountain to the
Eureka Con. furnaces.
II is estimated that upwards Of $50. 600
has been taken out Of the Tuscarora placer
mines by Cinnamon during the season
which 10 about to close.
Henry Bishop, formerly an old resident
Of Eureka, but who has been living in
London for two years past, returned here
yesterday. He was warmly welcomed by
his numerous friends.
A contract has been awarded Charles B.
Stone for furnishing so, 900 pounds OF -four
Lake Reservation. The price 10 81 rs per
100 pounds, delivered at Wsdsworth.
Mrs. A. E. Zottman has just completed
. most perfect bath, almost large enough
for swimming purposes, and adapted for
ladies and children ~ well as for gentle
men. Prices to suit the times. Give her
q call.
Some OF the State papers express sur
| prise that W. OF Eureka's papers should
suspend publication. Possibly il some OF
those surprised editors would pay our
town q visit Of "a hours they would be
surprised that q daily paper still exists
here.
A set OF parents on Ruby Hill have ten
children, eight OF whom are Of school age.
Those interested in school matters there
are daily praying that the School Census
Marshal will hurry up and make his sp'
p~earance lest said family should emigrate
so other parts.
The Times. Review says that the recent
cold snap has played the deuce with Sam
Davis egg plant culture. 1t chilled nearly
all Of the eggs he had planted-at least
none OF them have yet sprouted, and he
r is raiding his ~neighbors' hens nests for a
fresh supply OF seed.
A letter was received yesterday by
r friend from Undersherif Tom Trainer at
Glasgow, who left for Ireland some five
weeks ago, stating that he and Mrs. 7.
d had arrived safely in the Emerald Isle,
; and that they had suffered few or no dis
comforts during the journey.
a Jacob Vanderlieth, Esq, wore q smiling
q countenanoe yesterday, and upon inquirine
the cause he handed us 9 telegram from
Denver, Col. bearing the following, which
! 10 self explanatory: big boy; both doing
. well. A. NJ. Welles." We might state that
: Mr.. Welles 10 q Son In law Of Mr.. Wander
lieth.
I Tuscarora Times-Review: There is q
o chunk OF ore from the May Queen on ex'
+ hibition at the Cabinet Saloon which does
I ones eyes good 70 look at. II will weigh
I about fifty pounds and Is almost a solid
mass OF ruby and stephenite. 1t 10 about
Q the riohest piece OF ore OF its size mai was
ever mined in the district.
I Clarence Gray is said TO be unconcerned
as to his fate. He did not inquire whether
or not the Supreme Court had issued .
stay of proceedings in his case. although
Q he was sentenced by the Court to be exc
D cuted last Friday. He is one OF the JOIN
] est and l~iveliest prisoners in the JAIL ano
does not seem 10 realize that he ID undef
sentence Of death.
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