Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-03
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SentineI's Reporter.

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Sentine1's Reporter.
Alta asks for a 25-cent assessment.
Another shower Of rain yesterday.
John Hall, ST., an old-time resident OF
Eureka, is reported very i'll.
The roller-skating fever has set in and is
liable to get more pronounced every day.
A bar of bullion from Phoebe was yes-
terday shipped through Wells, Fargo & Co.
District Court will be In session to-mor.
row morning.
Roller skating was the boss racket at the
rink last night.
The County Commissioners will meet
tomorrow morning.
Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped from Wads.
worth the present season SO, 600 pounds Of
trout.
1t ia reported that Tin ore has been dis
covered in Antelope Valley, IS miles from
Carson.
The Silver Conner mine ia again making
large shipments OF ore to the Eureka Con.
furnace.
DR.. Owen leaves this morning by private
conveyance for Duckwater, to attend Mrs.
Mendes, who in ill at that place.
The Centennial Guard band was down
from the Hill last evening, and discoursed
some fine music or the streets.
Col. W. r. Chamberlain is reported to
have sent in his resignation as q Director
OF the State Agricultural Society.
The Williams mine on Prospect Noun
tain Ia looking we'll, and is again shipping
ore to the reduction works in town.
Large quantities of ore are being shipped
TO the Richmond furnaces from the Silver
Lick mine. This mine looks very we'll.
The Hamburg mine is worked exclu-
sively by tributers, who shipped 60 tons of
good ore to the Richmond furnaces this
week.
Several of Eureks's legal fraternity re-
turned last night from Hamilton, where
they have been attending the District
Court.
Good judges say that the lumber cut in
the Sierra Nevada mountains west of the
summit will not exceed two-thirds OF what
it was last year.
The route OF the coaches ON the White
Piue stage line between Eureka and Bris-
tol is 10Y directly via Taylor and no
longer via Ward.
The Italo.Swiss Benevolent Society will
hold q meeting this evening at 1880 O'Clock
at their hall. A full attendance Of men,
bers is requested.
All persons having bills against the
county are requested to present them at
the Office Of the County Clerk by to.mor-
row morning at falf-past 9 o'clock.
There is talk of a brass band being or
ganized in Elko. Gabe Hoskins, the eff
cient leader OF the Tuscarora band, offers
TO teach the new beginners how TO foot
their horns.
Divine services will be held this even
ing at half-past 7 o'clock at the Methodist
Church by Rev. A. T. Dutton, Of Ruby
Hill. The usual services will also be held
to-day in the Catholic Church.
Mrs. j. II. Dennis will tomorrow even
ing entertain q few OF her friends at the
st. Louis restaurant, on North Main street,
and on Tuesday morning will open the
restaurant for regular business, at reduced
prices for board.
Vansickle, the missing Genoa rancher,
was seen in Ell Paso, Texas, on the goth
ultimo by J. G.. Kelly, formerly Captain of
the Nevada Infantry. He calls himself
Ben Smith. and 8 said to have bought q
ticket for New Orleans.
The case of r. Sadler vs.. Buzzeti d
Lani, in which the possession of 9 horse
figures. was tried before Judge Harmon on
Wednesday last and decided in favor Of
r. Sadler. Papers OF appeal to the Dis
trict Court were filed 10 the County Clerks
office yesterday.
W. P. S~te'chsimsn, for several years
bookkeeper for r. Sadler & Co., OF this
place, is now located at st. Helena, Napa
county, California, and Is extensively en-
gagged in the grocery business. His
friends here wish him success in his new
enterprise.
The real name OF the condemned MUIR
derer at Winnemuccs is not Clarence
| Gray. The Sheriff and District Attorney
OF Humboldt nave been In communities
ton with his brother at 81. Paul, therefore
know his real name, but do not care TO
disgrace a decent family name by divulg-
ing and allowing il to be published.
There was lots OF fun yesterday at the
new roller-skating rink. The attendance
was large. and was about equally divided
between the two sexes. The hall 10 most
too narrow to afford q graceful turn on the
part OF skaters, but should the interest in
the new pleasure prove sufficient 1t is pos
sible Mr.. Mckay will either door the old
| rink or else engage for q while the opera
House.
VIII start Up.