Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-17

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SenGIneI's Reporter.
st. Patrick's Day.
Go 10 Aunt Hsnnah's for your rosettes.
She has them in various styles.
The chain gang continue to do good
and efficient work on our public streets.
]. C. Powell, Deputy Assessor, left on
yesterday mornings train for Palisade.
Capt. Strickland, a pioneer citizen Of
Treasure Hill and Hamilton, Is in town.
Justice E. F. Walsh, of Bsowawe, is
spending a few days here with his numer-
GUS old friends.
George Heine, a musician we'll known
10 Eastern Nevada, died in San Francisco
on the 18th instant.
VIM. Timson, IN honored citizen of
Hamilton, died Saturday night after q
long and distressing illness.
The Pittsburg mill at Lewis has started
mp again. and the mines are being worked
steadily with good prospects.
Wonder how many school teachers In
the State explained TO their scholars yes
terday the cause OF the eclipse.
The District Court met yesterday morn
ing. but adjourned until this morning Of
10 o'clock without transacting any bust
ness.
Edward Austin, late manager OF the
London Bank, of Utah was on Saturday
last charged with having misappropriated
S., 900.
On Thursday last the Governor signed
the bill providing for an appropriation Of
S.. 900 to erect 9 State Printing Office in
Carson.
Inasmuch a. Storey ~county's tax 10 S.
on 500, the adjoining coun ties are rejoicing,
as they have cause TO, that there was no
annexation.
The County Clerk ia busily engaged In
preparing the transcripts on appeal in the
case Of the State Of Nevada vs.. George l.
5lingerland.
The Carson Appeal entered upon its 26th
volume last Friday. The tone Of the APP
peal continues healthy despite the quiet
times in Carson.
w. G.. Brown, formerly assistant fore
man of the Geddes Il Bertrand teaching
works, is In from Hamilton. He says the
mining outlook there is very favorable.
Carson Tribune: Rev. J. D. Hammond
returned from San Francisco yesterday
morning. He and Mr.. Dav. Baily will
commence work Immediately on the COM
pilation.
Don't forget the st. Patrick's ball to be
given this evening at Owen Geraty's.
Ireland's national jigs will be danced, and
3 most enjoyable time Ia promised to all
who attend.
At q meeting OF the Board OF County
Commissioner yesterday morning 1t was
II. - a.. - n..-w Dl,rat
clan bs declared vacant ON the lst proximo,
and DR.. Thoms was appointed to I'LL the
same.
An inquest was held yesterday on the
remains OF Men Leu, 9 Chinese doctor,
who had died suddenly the night previous
at his quarters In Chinatown. but q verdict
Of sudden death from hemmorhage OF the
lungs was rendered.
Dick Rule, whom many OF our people
know, is spoken Of by the Tombstone
| press as the amateur heavy weight. In
| agmuch as Dick strikes 2%59-pound blows,
we have no disposition to fall against any
OF the blows Of Arizona's professionals.
Res. ]. l.. Woods, our Presbyterian min
| lister. has accepted Q call 10 Carson and will
| enter upon his new field OF lsbors in the
| course OF two or three weeks. While the
| change Ia o source Of regret to many OF
| our people, the Csrsonites are to be con-
graduated.
A Tuscaroran writes from Eureka, CAL
i~fornia, whore he is temporarily stopping
on his way to the New River mines in the
northern part Of that State. He states
that there are more idle men in proportion
to the population than In any place he has
visited on the Coast.
The sutro Tunnel Company's receipts
from royalties during the past year have
amounted TO S126, SIT 81. being an increase
of $54, 102 16 over receipts for the previous
year from that source. This has enabled
the company TO pay S4s. $50 06 on mort
gage interest account. besides paying its
current expenses.