Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-19
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Strawberries are selling in Reno al Is
cents o box.
The surrounding hills are wearing a
verdant look.
There are over $50 men employed in the
mines at Candelaria.
There is very little mining being done at
present in Nye county.
Hon. M. D. Foley arrived home from
San Francisco yesterday.
The usual religious services will be held
In the Catholic church to-day.
G.. A. Fletcher returned yesterday from
q hasty visit to San Francisco.
District Court convenes at Hamilton to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
Eureka Con. shares sold in the Board
yesterday for S. rs per share.
Hon. Thomas Wren is expected home
from Washington the latter part of this
week.
There is dependency again among stock
dabblers, caused by q heavy decline In
stocks.
The Secretary Of States Office has been
busy during the last week recording land
patents.
The trial OF the Union miners yesterday
brought down q large mum Der Of people
from Ruby Hill.
Main street looked lively yesterday, and
| put us forcibly In mind of better times in
years gone bye.
J. Freis. President Of the Eureka Con.
Mining Company, arrived from San Fran
cisco by yesterdays train.
The three-year-old child of Oscar Rane
was drowned at Wsdsworth last Monday in
G%regory's irrigating ditch.
The White Pine Stage Lines Concord
coach leaves at 8 O'Clock this morning for
Hamilton, charging S12 for the round
trip.
Alta meeting Of the Board Of School
Trustees yesterday, Charles z. Addison
was appointed School Census Marshal for
this district.
Hon. P. Reddy, counsel for the miners
indicted and under arrest on the charge OF
conspiracy, will leave tomorrow morning
for San Francisco.
The Committee Of Arrangements of the
Odd Fellows ball, TO be given on the 37th
instant, are making extraordinary prepar-
atoms for the event.
Governor Adams has appointed Samuel
Jennison, to reside in Boston, Massachu-
sets, and Edward SHELTON, TO reside in
Deeds for Nevada.
The disappearance OF Henry Sickle, a
prominent Carson Valley rancher, contin-
ues TO excite public attention in the west
ern part Of the State. He has been missing
since Tuesday of last week.
Some OF the Eastern papers, in speaking
Of Emma Nevada's recent trouble in Chi
cago, described her as : the Rocky Mount
ain Girl" and some of the Italian singers
are spoken Of as 1.-THE effete humbugs OF
Humbert."
II. H. McColley shipped on Wednesday
last a bar Of bullion valued at 81 ,155 from
the Wild Deer mine. at Willow Greek, to
the Carson Mint. The Wild Deer is pretty
thoroughly p~rospected by shafts and tun-
nels, and Is said by old miners to be very
valuable property.
Judge Arnot, OF Inyo county, has or
dered the dismissal Of the case Of Yering-
ton VS.. Silva. In this case suit was
brought by II. NJ. Yerington for the re-
covery of the sun Of SIC, 600, which he
paid to Silva for 9 mine in Inyo county,
which he alleged the said Silva had
" sailed"
Deputy Sheriff Mitchell, OF Hamilton,
Is at the Jackson House. He returns
home this morning by private conveyance,
taking with him Bob Chinn, the White
Pine county prisoner charged with horse
stealing, who has been cared for in our
County Jail for the past two months. II
Is believed that Chinn's trial will take place
during the coming week.