Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-08

Scraps from b Notebook Of the
Sentfnel's Reporter.

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ore.
Beatifc Lodge MOI K. Of p, meets this
evening.
Bishop Whitaker ia expected in Austin
next Sunday.
]. vanderlieth, Esq, returned from Cal
ifornia yesterday.
McKay's roller skating rink continues to
be we'll ~patronized.
Yesterday was productive Of several quite
heavy showers of rain.
Judge Rives leaves this morning for a
two weeks visit in California.
The Richmond Company's refining works
will be in full blast in a few days.
Read the roller skating rink advertise.
ment under head Of New To-day"
1t is intimated that the Albion Company
will soon put q force OF men 10 work in
their mine.
Albion shares sold in the Board yester.
day morning for ST., and in the afternoon
Board for 81 10.
The numerous rains Of the past month
causes the "oldest inhabitant" to scratch
his head and think.
The Phoenix mine on Ruby Hill shipped
during the past few days 12h tons of ore to
the Eureka Con. furnace.
Three and a half tons Of good ore was
brought in from Reveille District, Nye
county, last Wednesday.
Great punches Of wild rye, some over
two feet high, are numerously seen on the
surrounding mountains.
The Richmond Company EMPLOYS at pres
ent, both in their mine and at their reduc-
ton works, some 10 men.
1t is believed by many prominent men
on the Coast that John Mackay is the sole
owner of the Nevada Bank.
The tributers In the Albion mine ship
ped on Tuesday last to the Eureka Con.
reduction works Ga tons Of ore.
Surveyor General Powning is said to
have entered q large tract Of land about the
head of the Little Humboldt, which he
values at SIS 900.
For the latest styles Of gentlemen's fine
clothing and furnishing goods, drop into
Nathsn's and examine the new stock of
goods he has just received.
F. X. Murphy, who went to Beowawe ON
Monday last to gather some information in
behalf of the State OF the recent homicide
there, returned TO Eureka on yesterdays
train.
1t was reported on the streets here yes
terday that Eureka Con. shares sell readily
in San Francisco at $40. There are few, if
any shares here that can be purchased at
that price.
George l.. Gibson, a pioneer OF Ormsby
county, and a member OF the first State
Constitutional Convention, died near
Chico, CAL. on the 25th ult., aged 65 years
and Z months.
Our venerable and respected citizen.
John Horn, who died on Wednesday last,
will be buried tomorrow. Further par
t~iculars Of the funeral will be given in
these columns.
The Silver Conner mine ON Prospect
Mountain, during the past five days,
shipped 50 tons OF ore TO the Eureka Con.
furnace. The mine is said to be looking
| we'll, and quite a lot Of ore remains there
yet to be shipped.
Miss Gertie McGarry, daughter of M.
| McGarry, on Atlas Hill, was the recipient
Of q surprise party last night. 1t is prob
| ably needless to say that the little hostess
| did ell in her power to have her friends
enjoy themselves.
The Blue Jacket mine, in Bull Run Dis
trict, which belonged TO the estate OF
Thomas Blythe, the deceased San Francisco
millionaire, has been purchased by james
B.. White for Sl35. 900. The mine has not
been worked for several years., though 1t is
considered valuable property.
A crazy man was, on Monday last. ar
rested in Reno and placed in the County
Jail. Before Drs. Bergstein and DAWSON
could reach the man to examine him, ne
found a bottle, broke it. and with the glass
cut his throat and bled to death. On the
inside OF an Odd Fellows ring found upon
his finger the name OF Jiobato lsota Is en-
graved.
The SENTINEL Acknowledges the receipt
from John M. Dormer, Secretary OF State,
a bound volume Of the " Statutes OF the
State OF Nevada, passed at the twelfth SEES
sion OF the Legislature, 1885, The n
eral arrangement and workmanship DIS.
played in the getting up and publishing OF
the work is creditable, to say the least, to
those who had 1t in charge. Secretary
| Dormer has our thanks.