Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-12-30

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Sentineps Reporter.

SentfnePs Reporter.
Con REILLY arrived from San Francis
yesterday.
John W. Msckay ia on his way to Eu.
rope again.
Mr.. Monroe Salisbury was among the
arrivals by yesterdays train.
The school teachers Of the town appea,
10 be enjoying the vacation.
The health OF Hon. Robert Briggs, oil
Taylor, is said to be improving.
The genial sunshine yesterday caused
considerable OF the NOW 10 disappear.
For evening wear the high novelty is to
wear Q garland Of flowers around the waist.
Within the fiscal year ending June 80,
1885, there we're three Postmasters Gen.
eral in Office.
The Deseret News {Mormon) claims 10
be the oldest newspaper published west OF
the Missouri river.
Miners having done the required annual
assessment work on their claims would do
well TO have the same recorded at once.
Hay is selling in Surprise valley at from
So so to 81 so per ton in the stack. Quite
Q lot has recently been sold at these prices
The ore shipments from the mines OF
the district to the two reduction works in
townehav been unusually numerous the
past week.
A Pittsburg man arrested for bigamy
proved that his wife had died on Saturday,
and that he had not married until Sunday
afternoon.
Kentucky, says the New York Tribune,
deserves TO be called the "mother OF
Speakers" 1t has been honored with that
Office eleven times.
without any business being transacted,
District Court adjourned yesterday until
10 o'clock this morning. Judge Rives ia
said to be improving in health.
The belief is rather prevalent that the
mail service between Eureka. Hamilton.
Taylor and Phoebe will not be, az contem.
plated, curtailed after January /.
Only W prisoners in the County Jail,
both OF whom are Chinese. One Of them,
having been found guilty Of keeping an
opium joint. Is awaiting sentence.
The long fur boa, which years ago was
fashionable, 10 to be revived. It is
wound about the throat, tied, and then
one end is thrown over the shoulder.
Kermeen made quite q good beginning
with his stage coach yesterday evening, in
asmuch as he brought into town q full
complement OF passengers from the depot.
Il IL reported that a newly made Vir-
ginia City husband, starting on his we'd
ding tour, hired a whole sleeping car from
Reno, so as 20 be alone with his beautiful
bride.
Intensely cold weather prevails In
EnOlaa1 Il r-.lLt- A.
result of politics. But then PArnell will
make IL warm enough when Parliament
meets.
The Carson Tribune says that State Sen. |
ator NJ. D.. Foley. OF Eureka. is mot q csn-1
for United States Senator, but that
he would not refuse the Republican nomi- |
ton for Governor.
Eiko Independent: The company at
Old Sprucemont, under r. G. Walsh. that
started up aud run out some 100 tons OF
bullion, have closed down for the Winter.
The furnace and mine at Jasper have also
closed down until Spring.
1t Is believed by many in town that the
sale OF the Monitor mining property In
Taylor TO the English company which
Capt. Frank Drake represents. will shortly
be consummsted. Two OF those who
figure prominently in the matter have
been in town several days.
Senator J. P. Jones, who was reported
as being quite i'll q few days ago, arrived in
Gold Hill last Friday. The Virginia
Chronicle says he will probably defer CO.
ing to Washington until the suit brought
against him by James G.. Rule, which
comes up for trial early in January, is dis.
posed of.
For some time past Butte City. Mon
tana. has been infested by vicious trsmps, |
q number OF whom were arrested two
weeks ago as vags. Last Tuesday night 8
vigilance committee took matters in hand
and overpowered the city jailor. took the
vags confined there to Missoula Gulch and
there turned them loose, with . stern
warning that death awaited their return.