Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-30
rLUE DUST.
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seuttneI's Reporter.

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sentineI's Reporter.
Judge Bigelow is now holding court in
Elko.
No passengers arrived on last nights
train.
piph,heria is gradually disappearing
from the Comstock.
Three hundred and tTenty-nine miners
are employed by the Maibattsn Company.
We are in constant receipt OF Congress
s,onsl documents from Senator Fair, which
are most acceptable.
The total value Of property in Arizona,
as taken from the assessment rolls Of the
seseral coun ties for 1884. is S2l 900, 900.
Mr.. Fassett. one OF our Legislative rep
reseuta,ives, is q member Of the Commit
tee on the Consolidation oftCounty Offices.
Last Saturday Judge Webster and
/" Brad" Moore Of Reno canght nearly 100
| pounds OF trout down the canyon near
Vista.
The Grand Prize mine and mill at Tus-
carora were closed down last Saturday.
The mine will be started up again next
Summer.
In Reno, on Monday afternoon, while
the little four-year-old son Of Manuel
simonds was playing, be fell into E ditch,
and was drowned.
An Oakland tCal.) colporteur IL in
town, trying, we suppose, to take up the
good work in this section where the Ruby
Hill revivalists left off.
Timothy Duffy, the man shot by Doc
Benton, continues to improve, and his
physician thinks be will be able to be about
in q week or ten days.
Senator Dennis suggested yesterday that
the Senators allow the newspapers 10 call
them asses, but he asked them not to write
themselves own asses.
The bill making an appropriation for a
Courthouse for White Pin county passed
the senate yesterday. after the amount
being cut down to $1,000.
The Warden election takes place on
Monday next. Captain Lord d rev out Of
the fight last Tuesday. Wednesday 8 Re-
publican caucus decided on re-eleeting
Bell.
II IL said that Is soon as the machinery
IA removed from the lower levels TO the
surface Of the Union Con. mine, Virginia,
all work in that property will cease for the
present.
State Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton @. s. Young Is said 70 aspire TO the
position Of Principal Of the tate Uni
yersity, at Elko. Mr.. Young is known as
one OF NeyadA's beet Instructors.
Upon his arrival home yesterday morn
ing from up north, . reception WAS ten
dered John Baker in Joe Mendes, saloon
by his friends. Bonhres, hrecrackers and
mixed drinks were the order for q while.
"Bobby Burns" and smother prisoner
by the name Of Brown endeayored to
escape from the Winnemucca jail Tuesday
night, but they were intercepted in the
NICK OF time, and securely placed in their
cells.
Henry Houpi. the smelter who was
struck on the leg by a crane at the Rich
mond works last Tuesday evening, sus-
tanned q more serious injury than was at
fret supposed. The leg, while not broken,
was very badly fractured.
From q postal card received yesterday
evening from Rev. A. 0. Dutton, OF Ruby
Hill, we should judge that the revival
meetings there have not yet ended. A
meeting will be held in the M. L. Church
tonight, and regular services will be held
Sunday.
To illustrate the changes in New lamp
shire weather, the Dover Republican says
that NJ. V. b. Felker ploughed on the first
day OF January With a pair OF 300 pound
horses. doing the work as easily as IN May,
the ground being in fine condition. The
next day the mercury was below zero.
The Virginia Chronicle intimates that
there IL something wrong about the value
OF the ore now being extracted from the
Yellow jacket, Grown Point aud Beicher
mines. II SAYS: An honest United States
Grand Jury could do immense pubic ser.
vice In this matter. There 10 8 pie OF
evidence tina, will mako somebody's hair
curl il IL is ever brought TO light.