Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-26

Scraps from sue Notebook of tn,
Sentfners Reporter.

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Shed Wells has commenced shearing hi
focks Of sheep.
Miss A. WANNA came in from the valley
on yesterdays train.
The usual services will be held in the
Catholic Church 10 day.
The scheme of constructing reduction
works in Reno seems to have fallen through,
Most Of the experts have left the Com
stock. Frank Osbiston has returned to
Colorado.
Active prospecting will soon
In the upper levels of the north-end Com.
stock mines.
At present there is much sickness in the
town, and the services of our physicians
are 10 great demand.
The Silver State says that in the last
few months the criminal business has cost
Humboldt county $4,000.
The members Of the Centennial Guard
are requested to meet at the Opera House
on Tuesday evening for drill.
John E. Jones returned yesterday from
the North, where he has been collecting
internal revenue taxes due Uncle Sam.
Ex-Sheriff Sweeney will on Tuesday next
sell the Goodhue IL Schroeder furnace. and
all the appurtenances thereto belonging, at
Palisade, at IL O'Clock M.
w. s. Trowbridge, superintendent OF
the Typo mine, accompanied by his wife
and four children, returned on yesterdays
train from San Francisco.
J. T. Babcox, q Commissioner of Elko
county. died very suddenly in Tuscarora
on Wednesday last. Deceased was q
native OF New York, aged 60 years.
How about the election of School
Trustees which is required by law to take
place a week from next Saturday, and who
are the parties seeking the honors?
The Commissioner appointed to select
q proper place for the United States build
ind at Carson, don't seem to be making
much Roadway; too many have land to sell.
b. Sampson, who was so seriously burned
at the Richmond works and went to San
Francisco for medical attendance, returned
homo yesterday, accompanied by his wife.
On Wednesday last William M. Cary,
OF Carson, was appointed to the position of
Fish COMMISSIONS for the State, in place
OF ii. G.. Parker, whose term of office has
expired.
Four men are at work cleaning out the
waste from the bottom of the Home Ticket
incline, preparatory to making q connec-
ton between the 800 level of the Dunder-
berg mine and the Home Ticket mine and
Blossom shaft.
Elko Free Press: 1t is reported that sew
eral of the Eureka mines will start up
about the LIST Of May. This will be good
news to many OF our farmers. as they de-
pend upon Eureka for a market for their
grain, beef, etc. When that town is pros
porous Elko county farmers reap a share
Of the benefits.
Supt. Jayne, Of the Western Union Tele-
graph, threatens to take down the wire be-
tween Elko and Tuscarora unless the
practice of using telegraph poles for fuel,
which prevails among teamsters, is
stopped. Mr.. Jayne says the company
has expended more money in repairing
the line than the business of the Office
justiies.
A dispatch from San Francisco says:
The order made by United States Judge
Sawyer ordering the defendant in the case
of Sharon vs.. Hill to produce certain
papers has been modified so that it COM
mands her to produce them on the next
judicial day after she has been served with
the order. Thus far the officers have been
unable TO find the defendant.