Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-26


Five more days OF Chinese New Year.
Ten men are at present employed in the
Bowman mine.
Several mining disputes were tried on
the streets yesterday.
John Ainley, the Elko -four man. came
up on last nights trsin'
The weather yesterday was fine. with Q
prospect for Its continuance.
R. sadler has just received q large sup
ply Of splendid California ranch butter.
Al vet the case Of George Young vs.. A.
Brehe has not been submitted to the jury.
Work on the Paradise Valley mill 10
being prosecuted as speedily as the weather
will permit.
-Four bars OF bullion valued ct $10,-
s57 so we're shipped yesterday through
Wells, Fargo d 90.
II ia said that several of the furnacemen
az the Richmond Con. will leave for Aus
sralia during the next ten days. S
Duck Greek ranchers have started in
Moving. The frost 10 all out Of the ground.
which leaves 1t in good condition.
All work was Suspended last Monday In
the properties OF the Mt. Hope Mining
Company, some 20 miles north Of town.
No definite action will be taken by the
Legislature on the Governors veto OF the
Militia bill until Monday next at ! O'Clock.
Stockmen up the Humboldt have COM
menced rodeoing at Battle Mountain, and
will work west along the river to Golconda.
Z. N. Robinson. Of Hamilton, Ia having
some very fine msps drawn Of his mines
on Treasure Hill by st. George Stanley, Of
Eureka.
The case Of the State Of Nevada Va. Abe
Fopceca was In the District Court yester-
day continued until this morning ct 10
O'Clock.
The Silver State believes that there ought
to be q new apportionment bill passed, re-
ducing the number Of Senators and As
semblymen.
The Nevada Insane Asylum has recently
been reinsured for $50, 900, the furniture
for 81. 500 and the Superintendent build
ing for 81 1000.
Hon. NJ. 8. Sharp. r. McMenomy. James
McDougal, Alfred Conover. all citizens Of
White Pine, are here In attendance on the
District Court.
It il thought that the bill 10 provide for
the erection OF building in Carson suita-
BILE for q State Printing and other Offices
will become q law.
The circus feature Of the Chinese New
Year will take place this afternoon at
about / o'clock on the vacant lot near the
old MatAmoras furnace.
The Oriental and Belmont mine 10 look
ing better than IL ever has before. Ore
which furnaces from $50 . ton upwards Is
being extracted from the 30-foot level.
The roads across the valley and between
Cherry Greek and Wells are In bad condi-
ton, and the stages and teams find il diff
cult 10 make any kind OF time.
George +. Slingerland, who was found
guilty recently 81 horse stealing, may re-
ceiye his sentence this morning. and,
again, he may not be sentenced until
Saturday.
The citizens OF Reno are taking steps
towards erecting . smelling furnace In that
| place. The idea is first TO raise funds to
| build q brick furnace, and test Peavine
| and other ores.
The Chinamen tell that their josh has
informed them that good times will be
resumed In Phoebe next April or May. II
is 70 be hoped, says the Record. that old
josh Ii not joshing.
The wife and family Of A. W. Campbell,
Esq, left last night for Santa Cruz. CAL,
there TO secure superior school advantages
for she children. 1t IL possible they Will
take up permanent residence there.
The case OF Lizzie Lindsay. convicted in
the ormsby District Court OF the crime Of
murder in the second degree, and appealed
to the Supreme Court. has been decided.
and the judgment OF the District Court
affirmed.
A petition Ia being circulated in Winnie
muccs. praying the Legislature TO make q
separate Judicial District OF hat county,
and compel the Judge to reside In Winnie.
mucca. The petition is lengthy and
assigns many reasons for the asked for
change.
A band OF la beef steers. raised on
| Hollis ranch In Paradise Valley and sold
| for shipment 10 San Francisco, averaged
in weight /. 1906 pounds. The owner claims
that the journey from the ranch to WINNIE
mucca reduced their weight ct least hfty
pounds each.
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