Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-19
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sentineI's Reporter.
The Grand Jury will DO in session to-
day.
District Court meets at 10 o'clock this
morning.
The chain gang is doing excellent work
on Mob Hill.
There is little business doing about the
Courthouse these times.
Gov. Kinkead is expected In Carson from
| Washington in q few days.
A progressive euchre party is talked of
among some Of the young folks.
The indications are that we are going
TO have some rough weather shortly.
Congressman Cassidy is expected home
from Washington in about two weeks.
Sam Coulter, an old time miner, has
made o new strike ten miles north Of JAS
per.
A deputation Of the Grand Jury scanned
| the books Of some Of the county officials
yesterday.
There are 1862 patients in the Nevada In
sane Asylum. and only ITO inmates in the
State Prison.
The bottom Of the shaft on the Sunrise
ground at Taylor is all in ore that will as
say 500 to the ton.
E. N. Robinson is shoveling ont the
grade to Treasure Hill to get up q new
within for the Stafford, which mine is said
to be looking fine.
The Arizona Council has refused TO pass
the bill removing the State Capital from
Prescott to Tucson.
The Board OF Capitol Commissioners
are now besieged by persons who have, to
sell TO the State. q site on which to erect the
State Printing Office.
William Carrolly, a native OF New York
ningham d Keelan's ranch In Spring Val
ley, White Pine county.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Silverado Mining Company will be
heldIat the company's Office in this town on
Thursday. April 2, at IL o'clock A. M.
The general opinion among local politi-
clans is that VIM. Garrard, Gov. Adams
private secretary, will get the appointment
as Superintendent Of the Carson Mint.
New grass is springing up on the hill
sides this warm weather, says the White
Pine News, and apple trees are budding
not q stones throw from our Office door.
Many Of our young people are forming
themselves into q lawn ennis club, and
have sent East for q set OF the game. 1t Ia
possible the Rink Enclosure will be used as
the play ground.
Work was commenced last Friday morn
ing on a new ive-stsmp mill in Six-mile
Canyon by Thomas Hulley. The new mill
will stand on the site OF that recently de-
stroyed by FIRE.
The drift run to connect the ore body
with the Monitor C9mpany's new shaft at
Taylor was completed Friday evening. 1t
is expected that ore will commence coming
out through ii to-day.
Ten shares OF Eureka Con. we're sold In
the San Francisco Board yesterday morn
ing for 81 So. Later in the day SIS was
offered on the streets for the stock, but no
one produced any for that figure.
The importance and durability OF min
ing interests have outlIved the psralyzing
effect OF timid doubt and cautious suspi-
cion. and now occupy a position among
controlling industries at once enviable and
elevated.
White Pine Reflex: 1t is reported that
the rent OF the Wilmington building now
occupied by the county officials will be up
on the LIST OF April and that the owners
| propose to force the county TO purchase IL
or move into another building.
Alburtis Merkley. long and fsvorably
known in White Pine and Eureka, took his
departure yesterday afternoon on q Nor
mon wagon for Utah, where, we are in
formed, he intends starting q chicken
ranch. His numerous friends here wish