Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-22
LOCAL JOTS.


scraps from sue NOte-DOOk OF tine
SentineI's Reporter.
Denver & Rio Grande brings S11 Del
share.
Union Pacific stock is worth s4s Dor
share.
Dick Ryland is off for a little jaunt down
the railroad.
Another brief but refreshing shower OF
rain yesterday.
Lead still remains at 81 rs per hundred
in New York.
Two feet of ore is the latest report from
the Ruby Hill Tunnel.
Mr.. P. d. Barker returned to Mineral
Hill by yesterdays train.
Western Union has advanced lately, It
now goes at $40 to the share.
Hon. Robert Briggs is expected over
| from Taylor to-day or tomorrow.
Central Pacific stock is selling at S34h
| per share In the New York market.
II is said that the big joint shaft in the
! Ruby Hill mines is almost a sure go.
Mr.. Skillman telegraped from Reno
Yesterday that he would be home to-day.
Quite a number Of Eurekans are ex-
pected in on to-day's train from the Bay.
Notwithstanding the quiet times, the
Truckee Concert Hall is well patronized
these evenings.
The thunder and lightning OF the last
few days ought to bring q good soaking
shower before long.
Tom Probin has had a call to 20 10 Mon.
tans to handle race horses. He thinks OF
going up next month.
The outgoing White Pine stage coach
was we'll loaded with passengers and ex-
press matter yesterday.
Judging from the quantity Of lumber
and freight going over to Hamilton, times
there must be improving.
E. M. Gibson and E. n. Parsons, two
csttlemen from Utah, left IN yesterdays
White Pine stage for Hamilton.
Shares in Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express
Company command Slit. This has been
about the ruling rate for a year past.
America" was written by the Rev.
Samuel Francis Smith in 1882. and il was
sung in Boston on the Fourth Of July Of
that year.
There will be q sts.si communication OF
Eureka Lodge No. 16, F. and A. M, this
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock sharp.
Called communication at z o'clock.
II IL be true, as some OF the papers are
saying, that the absence OF flies is q sign
Of pestilence. Eureka has immunity from
all the scourges to q very large degree.
About 1000 tourists have visited the
Yellowstone Park this ser on, and about
as many more are expected W take advan-
tage OF the excursion rates from the East
before the season closes.
A Shoshone. who was fighting drunk,
was arrested yesterday morning ON Main
street and placed in the lookup. Sheriff
Stinson would like to get his fins on the
individual who dispensed the liquor.
A couple OF Eastern gentlemen who
think Of going into the cattle business In
Nevada, have gone over to White River TO
examine the Wilmington ranch. They
will find IL the best in the State for 0 Win
ter range.
A leading Chinese fellow-citizen, for IL
years q resident merchant Of Eureka, de-
parted yesterday for the golden west.
When asked by a SENTINEL reporter how
long he expected to be gone he said, "all
the time"
Bob Kermeen says DR.. Bishop has more
practice in Butte than all OF the rest OF the
physicians there combined. His cash prac-
tioe has amounted TO more than SAC, 900
since he went to Butte. Glad to hear OF
his success.
The increase In the price allowed for the
lead in custom ores by the furnaces will
help ZONE Of the miners quite materially.
II will give the Dunderberg Company
about 50 per ton more for the ore o
being extracted.
There will be another change OF pro-
gramme at the Truckee Concert Hall this
evening. Among numerous special fea-
lures will be . burlesquo boxing match,
three rounds to the finish, between Messrs.
Hallett and Raymond.
Sales we're made in Chicago last week OF
Nebraska-Texas cattle at 81 20@S4 60, Of
Montana grassers at 81 90, and OF Idaho
beeves at IS Is. The extra quality of the
beef raised in the arid sections Of the
West command. az will be seen, a much
higher price thsn that raised east OF the
Rockies.
RECORDS MADE.