Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-27
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| HGnthmSEb hoVOStors
One hundred aud forty-six days passed;
DAYS to come, 2l9.
The public schools at Phoebe will close
| for the term on Friday next.
Reno is still striving for the erection Of
a smelter and reduction works.
Hugh McCrum, Of San Francisco, ar
| rived by yesterday afternoons train.
]. Donovan, advance agent for Barrett's
| circus troupe, arrived In town IN yester-
dsys's train.
Now that q circus outfit will soon ar.
pear in our midst, the youth skirmishes
for q four. bit piece.
q. A. Fletcher returned from San Fran
| oisco Yesterday, where he attended the
meeting OF the A. o. q. WIS.
Nine bars Of bullion. valued at $19,-
| os4 10, passed through Wells. Fargo &
| Co.'s express day before yesterday.
Senator Fair has the thanks Of the
| SENTINEL for q copy Of the tenth volume
| of the Final Reports OF the Tenth Census.
The Richmond Company shipped
| through Wells, Fargo & Co. yesterday
| eight bars Of bullion valued at about
Sic. 900.
The usual m~onotony Of operations al
| the north end OF the Comstock lode will
soon be relieved by the running Of east
and west drifts.
Among she passengers going u ON the
White Pine stage this morning will be ).
GREENWOOD and wife, Mrs. Hi Cole and
two children. and VIM. Perry.
Signs are apparent that some Of the bet
ter prospects in the Columbus Mining Dis
trict will be worked more generously this
Summer than for many years past.
Members OF the Rescue Hose Company
nounced for this evening at half-past
o'clock. A full attendance is requested.
Carson Appeal: The Enterprise reports
Q great shrinkage In diamonds. We meas
ured our diamonds all over yesterday. ant
they did not seem to have lost any bulk.
Emma Augustine Lacroix, better known
as " French Cora" died yesterday morn
ing, and will be buried from her late resi-
dence on Buel street this afternoon at
o'clock.
Chef Batchelder, assayer at the Rich
moud works, returned yesterday from Sac
Francisco, where he has been taking
| course OF studies In metallurgy under
Prof. Irelan.
The teachers in our public schools ex
pect to hold q meeting in q day or two AM
| determine upon examinations n othe
| preliminaries to the closing Of the school
for the term.
Exchange: Yes, verify. / say unto you
| he that sticketh 10 his mine will be Q DO
nanza king. but be that stitch around oil
candle boxes and beer kegs will make
failure OF it.
Austin Reveille: The Eureka SENTINEL
is again taking dispatches. This it 10 en-
abled TO do because IL has the field to itseli
Better have one good paper in q commu
nifty than three or four hslf-starved affairs
Last Saturday morning W. R. Chamber
lain and J. II. Kinkead, OF Reno, left 10
the Humboldt country to make an 81
animation OF the ore supply, with q VIE
OF ascertaining what encouragement smell
ing works In Reno could expect to receiv
from that locality.
When Q man wants 70 learn anythin
about q disease he goes TO q doctor, II b
: has any sense. II stockmen do not act o
e this rule, and accept the dictum OF new
e paper editors instead Of the veterinarian
on the question OF cattle disease, they d.
serve TO lose their stock.
Judge Rand, Of Elko, President OF th
o Board OF University Regents. has called
" meeting OF the Board at Reno, June /. 10
the purpose OF meeting the Board OF Con
d missioners OF Washoe county to consult i
relation TO the removal OF the State I'm
d versity from Eiko 10 Reno.
The mill down in Paranagat Valley Wa
, to have started up on Friday last. 1t wi
Q now coon be known, says the Phoebe het
. ord, whether the new company there Is
q paying proposition or not. II matters al
exactly as have been stated, We know OF n
= reason why the parties operating sher
= should not be successful.
q The canse OF the advance in the price {
Best h Belcher stock is the rumor that tn
vein in the Con. Virginia, from which tn
ore is being extracted under the Jont
contract and from the 1850 level. has bee
4 discovered TO extend into the Best q be
cher, but this rumor, says the Ohronicit
q IL said TO be without foundation at head
quarters.