Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-13
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A~ssemblyman Smith returned from Car
son yesterday.
The State Printing Office force is all ct
work on the statutes.
j. L. Wines and wife arrived home from
San Francisco yesterday.
Hon. George W. Baker and wife arrived
on Yesterday afternoons train.
Several ranchers were in own yesterday
with choice lots OF country produce.
An exchange says, "Good boys are tidy,
orderly, neat and polite" They are also
scarce.
The Governor has signed the Hammond
Bailey bill for the compilation Of the Ne
vada statutes.
A brass door key was found yesterday on
Main street. Owner can have same by
calling at this Office.
A number of the Eurekans who have
been absent for awhile returned yesterday.
Glad to see them all.
John Piper, the Comstock amusement
caterer, is reported TO have cleared 81, 500
from his benefit ball.
Fifteen Nevada Legislators are now in
San Francisco for the purpose Of hearing
Patti and Nevada sing.
During the month OF February. says the
Times Review, there was S27, TAO rs in bull
ion shipped from Tuscarora
Frank Osborne, an Eureka youth and
one OF ex-CommissioDer Trofatter's wards,
returned from Los Angeles yesterday.
The Eureka Junior baseballists are re-
quested TO meet at the Knickerbocker
hAaahouaa khiu auant1n 40 II Ian ntnianI
Hon. G. M. Fassett, one OF Eureka
| county's representatives in the Assembly,
returned by yesterday afternoons train.
Gov. Adams has vetoed the bill provid-
ing for an appropriation Of S.. 1000 to build
q State Printing Office and Armory at Car
son.
Patsy Green carried off the laurels OF the
glove contest at the Truckee Music Hall
Wednesday night. There were twelve
rounds.
The travel west by emigrant train ia in.
creasing, and from rs to 100 persons pass
over the Central Pacific road daily going
to California.
Boss" Sadier, who has been in the
western part Of the State and in California
for the past five days, returned on yester-
day afternoons train.
lobe Pitts, OF Paradise, struck W. H.
Patterson last Monday night with q beer
glass, and Patterson is not expected to live.
Pitts made his escape.
Major Garrard has left Carson for Wash
| ington. and il il reported that he goes
there for the purpose Of securing the posi-
ton Of superintendent OF the Carson Min
A copy of the Carson Free Lance reached
- 1-~a.k.aaI1 Il - a a
| paper, is we'll edited, and deserves q good
patronage. May 1t prove a credit to Nevada
journalism.
All those wishing rosettes and ties for
the St. Patrick balls to be given next
Tuesday evening can now get the same at
Aunt Hannah's. She has just received q
new and choice lot.
The bill a. ii passed the Legislature TO
remove the University from Elko TO Reno.
and a. it received the Governors signature
on Saturday last, is believed by many TO
be unconstitutional.
Through the necessary absence OF Judge
Sabin at San Francisco, the March term OF
the United States Circuit Court. and the
calendar thereof have been postponed to
the first Monday in April.
f. s. Benson, @ former resident of Elko,
went to California with his family q year
ago TO reside. He there fell in with the
Salvation Army, and the result is he is In
the Napa Insane Asylum to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jscka, Of Ruby
Hill, arrived in Eureka from San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Jscks
went TO California some three months ago
, for her health, but she is yet quite poorly.
BY an Act passed by the last Legislature
no minor will be allowed TO carry con-
cealed weapons. The carrying OF weapons,
according 10 law. is now an offense punish
able by imprisonment and hne.
The Carson Mint will transact business
"a usual under the direction OF i. H..
Hofer, the Chief Clerk, and there will be
no suspension OF coinage on account OF the
death OF the Superintendent OF the Mint.
The Reno Journal OF Tuesday reports
that Gov. Adams has signed the Anti.
Treating bill, and that it is now the law OF
the State. II such is the fact the officers
will have their hands full for . time in en-
deavoring to enforce ii.
Next Monday morning, to those favor
ably situated to observe 1t, Will appear a
striking celestial show. There will be an
annular eclipse and nearly niDe-tenths OF
the light OF the sun will appear, in Nevada,
to be blotted out as the moon rolls across
the face OF the sun.
The announcement OF Mint Superintend-
ent Crawford's death in Virginia City last
Sunday created quite a commotion among
aspirants for soft berths, inasmuch as there
are in the Carson Mint over sixty positions
paving from S75 a month upwards. The
superintendent gets $4,000 a year, and the
ooiner 50, 500.
Good reports continue to come from the
mines near Mountain House and Yelling
ton, In Silver Glance District, New,
Willard & Mcdonald are running their lit
tie mill on good-paying ore. and an ex-
ceedingly rich gold ledge was discovered
last week in the mountains seven miles
north OF Wellington, near the old Carson
and Aurora stageroad.
Il. 4 {. H.. Railroad AnnuallMeeting.
The stockholders Of the Eureka and
Colorado River Railroad Company will be
held at the principal office Of the company
I'll 70 l0OE IN