Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-17
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SeHtinel's Reporter.

SeRtiners Reporter.
Be good-and you will be a curiosity.
r. d. Clark returned yesterday from q
visit to Cortez.
The coun.enances OF stock dabblers
frightened yesterday.
Spring fights in Carson have com.
menced. Two notables there started The fun.
James b. Keene, the capitalist, is ex.
pected to arrive In San Francisco this
week.
G.. H. winterburn. IN old typo, was ad-
mitted to practice law in all the courts OF
this State last Saturday.
The State Prison stonecutters are now
engaged in getting out rock for the State
Printing Office building.
The A. o. U. W. jurisdiction OF Nevada
embraces this State and Idaho, Montana.
Wyoming and Utah Territories.
The silver dollar is worth SO cents. But
TO the man who hasn't any this informs.
ton will be Of no particular value.
"Who is that across the street?" "Oh.
that ia q very close friend of mine" "In.
deed2" eyes. Never lends q cent"
Hon. P. Reddy. one of CALIFORNIA; cele-
brsted legal lights, arrived here yesterday,
and is stopping at the Jackson House.
A bet Of 500 is said to have been made
in Virginia City that Hale & Norcross
sells for 500 per share inside OF twenty
DAYS.
1t is understood that but one Of the saw
mills at Glenbrook will run during this
season, unless some unexpected demand
should spring up,
About forty men are employed in the
nickel mines at Cottonwood, near Love-
locks, Humboldt county. The ore brings
$40 per ton on the dump.
A telegram was received here yesterday
announcing the death OF Solomon Ashim
at San Francisco. Deceased was formerly
q merchant in this town.
The cattlemen Of the Goose Lake and
Surprise Valley country are getting up a
cattle association. II will probably be-
come q branch of the Nevada Association.
Hereafter, ON train days, the passenger
list Of arrivals Of the E. & P. Railroad
may be found posted up at the Empire
saloon, for the accommodation Of the public.
In the District Court last night Judge
Rives gave notice that he would this after
noon announce his decision on the motion
iOI q Low tNini AZ tuo
case.
In view Of the probability OF a cholera
season, the Elko Grand Jury calls the at
tention of the citizens generally to the
importance and necessity Of clean streets
and alleys and the abatement Of nuisance
Of all kinds.
The Ohio Mine & Mill Company shipped
on Monday last %, 100 pounds Of ore from
the Ohio mine at Rebel Greek to Salt Lake
City for reduction. 1t is reported that
the company intends to build reduction
work this Summer.
Those going to Hamilton on Sunday
next. who wish to take advantage Of the
special coach to be run by the stage COM
pany on that day, should leave their
names at the company's Office this morn
ing or as soon as possible.
John W. Msckay visited the new devel-
ments 10 the Hale d Norcross mine last
Sunday, and he says the ore upon the
| 1900 level presents more Of the character
istics of our old-time ore bodies than any
thing he has seen for years.
Reno Journal OF last Wednesday: Rev.
George N. Eastman left yesterday morning
for Oswego, New York, which will be his
future home and field OF religious labor.
Rev. Mr.. Crawford, OF Eureka, will take
the place of Mr.. Eastman in the Episcopal
pastorate in Virginia and section.
A canard was started on our streets
early yesterday morning that the Rich
mond Mining Company had purchased a
controlling interest in the Eureka Con.
and Albion mines, and also in the E. d P.
railroad. The probabilities are that there
is no foundation in fact for the story.
Silver State: A specimen Of ore from
the new mines in Castle Dome District has
been received at this Office. A part of it
IL Of q brownish color, with a green tinge,
while other portions OF ii have a metallic
luster. II assays S12, 900 in silver TO the
ton. The streak in the lead which pro-
duces this ore is from three to four inches
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