Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-08
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Reno has 419 pupils in her public
schools.
Bat little Of importance is now trans
piring in the Legislature.
Camp Hslleck, Elko county, bosts OF q
monthly paper. 1.-The Gossip"
p,,nca Colonna and Miss Eva Mackay
will be married next Thursday.
Rrmor has IL that some Of our fire COM
NAMES will disband on the LIST prox.
On Tuesday last the Navajo mine
sbipped bullion valued at $14,430 26.
Cant. John Kelly still holds the fort in
| Bodie despite the movement to GUST him.
The usual religious services will be held
in the Presbyterian and Catholic Churches
to-day.
There Is not much difference between
spending money On . lottery and . lot
o'rye.
Where Is the man who said the other
day that the backbone Of Winter was
broken
william Dunphy. the Nevada cattleman,
ia reported dangerously i'll at his home
| near SoIedad. Cal.
A meeting OF Richmond Hose Com
| pany No. 8, will be held on Monday even
| ing at the bosehouse.
White Pine wishes to issue $40, 900 worth
OF bonds At 6 per cent TO reduce the out
| standing 10 per cent bonds.
Our fremen kick considerably on ac-
| count of the short allowance made them
| by the County Commissioners.
A suit was commenced by Michael Kane
--... liza Il Hluta q favv Hava ainaQf oF
Sl,498 As, with interest and cost incurred.
Assessor Wallace left yesterday morning
for Carson City, where he will probably
remain until the close OF the Legislature.
DAYTON wants the State University and
an electric light. She IL content to wait
a while longer for the Washington monu.
ment.
II Is not likely that the State University
will be open until after the appropriation
bill ia passed, which will be some time
this month.
Some six inches Of snow fell yesterday
morning, spelling the lovely Spring
weather we have been enjoying for the
past ten days.
Pietro Merlo, q native OF Italy, and aged
80 years, died a. the County Hospital Fri
day night. The funeral will take place a
Q o'clock this afternoon.
r. p. Heating. Superintendent OF th'
Hale Il Norcross and Savage mines, vii
leave shortly for Washington to be presen'
at the Inauguration Of President Cleye
land.
1t is said that there 10 q society girl q
Il Carson who Is so ethereal In construction
that when she wants 10 see how her new
dress looks from g distance, she puts !
over q pair OF tongs.
Central Nevadan: Our lawmakers hav'
, done but little yet. though half the ses
sion Ia gone. What abou. retrenchmeni
and all the good things promised during
. the campaign last Fall1
The Governor has approved the bill
passed by the Legislature providing To-
The destruction Of noiious animals. TIL
Q bounty is fifty cents each on coyote scalps
and 50 on every lynx or wildcat scalp.
Tho Grand Jury Of wAshoe county, il
their recent report. recommend that al
K licenses must hereafter bepaid In advance
that clearinghouse must pungle; tha
all d~elinqueuts must settle nc once, an
, that oil opium joints be wiped out.
Times we're lively last night at Mendes
N and the Stone saloons. Az the former al
participating were masked, and the full
"a enjoyed was immense. At the latter, !
% was more OF the character Of a dress ball
but nevertheless tho enjoyment was great
A petition. protesting against the Maui
memorial TO Congress 10 change the min
10 ing law. was signed recently by . host o
Dc miners and others OF Centerville. Hum
boldi county. Mr.. Nantes ideas on th
& subject are not popular among the miners
The snowstorm yesterday morning hA'
the effect Of blocking up all the roads :
the mines 10 such an extent that all tn
ore teams were compelled TO lay OIL. The
will be all shoveled out as soon az tn
storm subsidies. when teaming will com
: mence again.
- Tony Buzzetti, while driving into tow
before daybreak yesterday morning, got o.
tho main road. inasmuch as II was obli'
Grated by snow, and the result was he an
y his milk-cart went over an embankmen'
The only damage done was a few scratche
sustained by Tony and the loss OF q coupl
OF cans Of milk.