Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22
rLUE nusr.
scraps from the Matchbox Of the
SentfneI's Reporter.

~ III 8MC IL
sentineI's Reporter.
The an IT, treating law is now in force.
There was no District Court yesterday.
Divine services to-day at the Catholic
and Presbyterian churches.
DR.. Palmer that Emma Ne
vada will positively sing tomorrow night.
Several arrests were made in Carson
| Wednesday under the anti-treating bill.
All. Doten is to take Dan de DULLES
| place on the Enterprise upon his return to
| Western Nevsda.
Fred Hinckley, the Land Registrar, ar
| rived on the Base Range from the East on
yesterdays train.
N. Moser arrived home last night on the
White Pine stage from Taylor. He re-
ports the mining outlook there as favor
able.
A game of base ball will be played this
| afternoon on the grounds near the ceme-
| terry between the Aesthetics and Ruby Hill
mines.
The Eureka FIGURING Mills at South
| Fork, owned by John Ainley. are running
steadily and turning out a superior quality
OF -four.
OWAuH w dotCcShAy bchCt ~ OVt ~
| Of the interior OF the building, Jack Perry
has closed his saloon for an indefinite
period.
The total Legislature expenses Of 1888
was S53, 378 so; those OF 1885, $53. 121 OF,
leaving q balance in favor Of 1885 Of
S257 43.
1t il reported that Mint Director Bur-
chsrd has stopped the pay Of Carson Mint
employees until such time as operations are
resumed.
In the District Court at Winnemucc
last Thursday morning, Charles Seamans,
who pleaded guilty to the charge OF forgery,
was sentenced to two years in the State
Prison.
Prof. Thomas Price, Of San Francisco,
and Capt. Frank Drake. Of the Eberhardt
mine at Hamilton, are ct the Jackson
House. They will leave for White Pine
tomorrow.
The Carson Appeal says: Washoe
county brags that she has not . prisoner
In her County Jail. OF course not; the
records show that 26 Washoeites are in the
State Prison.
Messrs. J. A. Miller, L. Steiner and John
Hicks, Jr., arrived yesterday by private
conveyance from Austin. They win prob
ably return home in the course OF q few
days Knight Templars.
A match game OF base ball was played
yesterday afternoon between the Richmond
and Lower Town boys for 50 80. The
Richmond bows carried off the coin, hay
ing won the game by one.
The counsel OF Clarence Gray. now on
trial in W~innemucca for the murder OF
Rober, II. Scott, in his store at Paradise,
on the evening OF Dec mber 24,lSS4, is en-
gagged In examining jurors.
New York Mining Journal OF the 14th
instant: There has been q still further
| advance in Eureka Con. which has ruled
strong at 50 95 TO So 10 with sales amount
| ing to 900 shares. This property has
fallen into strong hands, who are gener-
ally putting it upon a paying basis.
The Carson saloon. keepers held a meet
ing last Wednesday evening and adopted a
resolution. inviting the saloon-keepers OF
| this State to organize and cooperate with
| them for the purpose OF raising funds TO
test the constitutionality OF the Anti-treat-
ing bill, passed ct the last session OF the
Legislature.
An unknown man was found dead in
| the Humboldt river near Elko last Mon
| day. He was apparently IS or 40 years OF
| age, pretty we'll dressed. q good overcoat
on. also good boots, and apparently good
underclothipg. The appearances b
| the body has been dead for some time. as
| decomposition has already set In.