Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-22
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sensineIs Reporter.
Raspberries made their appearance in
town yesterday.
An assessment of 80 cents per share has
been levied on Chollar.
Mrs, George Rives arrived in town on
Yesterdays train from California.
o. A. Msthewson and wife. OF Hamilton,
returned here yesterday from California.
J. F. PIageman came in yesterday after
noon by private conveyance from Austin.
J. L, Wines, Esq, returned yesterday
from a professional visit down the E. 4 P.
railroad.
According 70 the School Marshal's re-
port there are 1853 children ct Winnemuccs,
between 6 and Is years OF age.
Every other day, after the arrival of
the train. the fruit and vegetable stands
on Main street look very inviting.
what Is 9 plumber" asked q Carson
school teacher Of Q pupil. "a man who
makes plumbs." was the prompt reply.
By order Of the Postofice Department
the Star.route service is to be discontinued
after June 80 between Csdsrville and Reno.
The Reese River Reveille was 40 years old
last Saturday. II our wishes are realized,
IL will live and prosper for 100 years
longer.
Alec Mckay has made arrangements to
get the use Of the Opera House after June
I, when he will convert the same into q
skating rink.
Now that the weather has settled and is
fine, we hear Of several parties who are
Quitting for prospecting excursions into
the mountains.
The emigration westward 10 California
from the East. which has been SO lively the
last six months or so. 10 reported 10 be on
sidered checked OF late.
A deficit of over $4,OO has been found
In the accounts Of the outgoing District
Attorney OF Esmerslda county. 30 says
the Csndeiaria True Fissure.
Last Tuesday evening P. W. Cunning
ham shipped 28, 265 pounds Of ore from the
Ohio mine in Rebel Greek district to Salt
Lake City. where it 10 70 be reduced.
Hon. Thomas Wren. and n. W. Huis-
ing. Of Cincinnati, returned ON yesterdays
train from q visit to the Mount Hope
mines, Of which Mr.. Wren is the proprietor.
The Carson Mint is now making the
annual cleanup. Usually this is made In
June, but having nothing else to do il 10
being made Q little earlier than common.
State property are following IN ore seam
down from the surface, which, according
TO an assay made yesterday, goes over $500
Q ton.
A regular meeting OF Beatifc Lodge No.
7, K. OF P. will be held this evening. A
full attendance Is desired, as business Of
importance will be presented for the con-
sideration OF members.
B. Petrali, an old resident Of this place,
leaves this morning for q years visit to his
native home in Corticisea, Switzerland.
His numerous friends here wish him o
pleasant visit and Q safe return.
Last Friday the insurance agencies OF
Virginia, Carson and Reno took the follow
ing risk on the State Capitol: Building,
500, 900; library. SIS, 900, and furniture
$40 900. Messrs. Knox and Fish repre-
sented the Reno agencies.
From County Treasurer Boyd. OF
Washoe. it ia learned that under the
amended school Law with the same prop
erty valuation as In 1884, Reno school
district will have s737 less than Last year.
As a consequence, Reno kicketh.
A~ustinites complain Of negligence on the
part OF some one who handles the mail
prior to It's reaching their town. Impor-
taDt letters are very frequently delayed,
and Of course II they do not come on one
mail they cannot come for two days there
after.
The cause OF the rise in Best 4 Belcher
stock Is said to be on account OF the ore
body TO- being worked on the 1900 level
OF the old Consolidated Virginia min ex-
tending southwark into the Best d Belcher
ground, and that the ore Is Of good, fair
quality.
Mrs. Catherine j. Bell, for many years
o resident OF Eureka, died very suddenly
at The Morgan House Wednesday night OF
chronic disease OF the stomach. De-
ceased was aged SO years and 8 months.
and prior 10 his death was the wife OF
Constable Sam Bell. Funeral takes place
this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock from the
| Morgan House.