Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-10
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SentfneI's Reporter.
Chicken-pox is raging among the chill
dren OF Austin.
Hale Il Norcross asks for another so
| cent assessment.
The usual services will be held to-day in
| the Catholic Church.
W. j. Townshend and wife arrived home
| from White Pine last night.
The prospects are favorable for q sue.
| cessful mining and business season in Tus.
carora.
Owing to the recent rains the roads be-
tween Eureka and Hamilton are very
"heavy."
The gong and irecracker is again heard
in Chinatown. Probably more good news
from China
Two bits will satisfy the appetite Of any
| ordinary stomach for strawberries al the
ruling market price.
r. X. Morrison, OF the Richmond reduc-
| ton works, returned yesterday from q ten
| days visit to California.
Hon. Robert Briggs, of Taylor, came in
| on the White Pine stage last night and is
| stopping at the Jackson House.
Oouuty hoCoIuor W.. .. Beard won the
breech-loading shotgun ratified for at Gregg
vich's billiard hall yesterday evening by
throwing AZ.
Austin Reveille OF the 9th instant: Yes
terday the Manhattan paid out nearly $12,-
~0O0-about half the usual size of q payday
Of a year ago.
Times-Reyiew II any OF the Comstock
mines had the showing Of ore of some Of
the Tuscaroras, the stock would be floating
up in the hundreds.
Rainstorms are getting m%onotonous. The
ones yesterday we're 80 severe as to wash
out numerous ruts in Poverty Gulch and
other th~oroughfares Of q steep grade.
Luther Clarke came in from the Bald
Mountain District on Thursday last. He
reports everything there progressing favor
ably, especially work on placer claims.
Foul play is suspected in the case of the
italian w~oodchopper who, it was alleged.
committed suicide at Reno last Monday by
cutting his throat with a piece Of glass.
The regular monthly meeting of Rich
mond Hose Company No. 8 will be held at
their %hosehouse tomorrow Monday even
ing at half-past 7 o'clock. All the men,
bers are requested to be present.
Good developments have recently been
made in the Jackson Greek District, which
is so miles northwest Of Winnemucca. A
carload Of ore was recently shipped by the
miners there to Salt Lake for reduction.
The latest reports from Spring City are
TO the effect that the trouble between Su-
perintendent McCurdy and the Union
miners still continues. just what the ma
ture OF the trouble lie, re are unable to say.
Seven bars of bullion from Taylor were
shipped through Wells, Fargo d 90. yes
terday, the aggregate value Of which was
ZIG, 1910. Five OF the bars were shipped by
the Monitor Company, the other two by
the Argus.
Naches, the Piute chief, has just received
from the Central Pacific Railroad Com
rany a decd to 160 acres Of land on Big
Meadows, below Lovelock. He has been
cultivating the land for some years past,
and has raised some good crops Of grain on
a portion Of it. Consideration, $500.
Dav. z. Baily, OF Eureka, and Parson
Hammond, Of Carson, says the Times Re-
view. are busily engaged on the compila-
ton OF the State laws. The work will be
ready for publication about the LIST Of July.
When issued it will prove OF great conven-
fence to lawyers and others having occa-
sion to inform themselves in regard to Ok.
listing laws.