Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-18

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Gautfuer,n ReDOFfer.

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sentfBer's Reporter.
Diptheris is on the increase in Virginia
City.
ALMOND trees are in blossom at Los An
geles.
The sleighing between here and Phoebe ia
good.
Quite a host Of Elkoites are In the Wood
River country.
Mrs. Thomas Pierce returned from Cali
fornia last night.
John s. Capron is expected home from
California tomorrow night.
Carson complains Of too many men with
INIT visible means OF support.
Another Shoshone was arrested yester-
day on the charge Of drunkenness.
Considerable ore WAS sent to the Rich.
mond works the pact week by ~tributers.
W. S. Lyons, OF the Monitor Company,
came in ON last nights White Pine stage.
"Old Krooks" was among the arrivals
last night by the E. 4 P. train from Pali-
SADIE.
The Knights Of Pythiss will give q grand
anniversary ball on Thursday evening,
Feb. 10.
Owing TO the severe storms east OF Chi
cago, but little telegraph news was received
yesterday.
A. L. Fitzgerald, Esq, and Judge Har-
mon, returned last night from o visit to
California.
The brick residence OF the late @. J. Lam
sing, on Paul street, Was sold yesterday TO
w. j Townshend.
About 8 200 head Of cattle are being fed
in Honey Lake Valley and 5000 head in
Truckee Meadows.
Even the most dependent at the present
time are confident OF seeing better times
here this Spring.
The Mimbres mine on Adams Hill made
q small shipment Of ore 10 the Richmond
works the other day.
Carson ~saloonists complain that the
members OF the Legislature drink nothing
stronger than beef tea.
Buyers from California find no beef cat
tie for sale in NevadA at the prices they
wers offering last week.
Hong Sing laDguisbes in the County Jail
for assanlting DR.. All Linn. He awaits the
return OF Justice Harmon.
Inc EEEIlNEL tcukSo Will A6hA6
the receipt OF the Biennial Report Of the
Nevada State Prison from Hon. John God
trey.
Bismsrk, sn Indian brave OF Belmont, be-
ing discovered in tears, was asked why be
wept. BismArk said: MY little boy dead
} my eyes heap sick"
Religious services will be held this morn
ing and evening In the Presbyterian
Church. None Of the other churches will
be open for service to-day.
The excellent music al the Skating Rink
last evening by the Union Guard band,
drew a large number OF people there, who
enjoyed both the music and skating.
The County Jail has five boarders, three
OF whom are permanent Tor a while, the
other two transient. OF the latter. one 10
q ChinAman. the other 9 shoshone.
:. The only thing booming 10 this section
: now IL the revival on Ruby Hill. The
/ Methodist minister there ID greatly encour-
: aged, a. the number Of converts il large.
BY private letter we learn that Joseph
. winzell, who IL In California for his health.
. IL getting along nicely. and 10 much better
than he has been for . long time previous.
Nine bars OF bullion we're received st the
= ONCE Oh nc4lHs IA4N0 SVss IA wan
y nemucca Thursday, from Bernice, valued
q. 81 ,5O0, and bound for San Francisco.
The Elko Free Press thinks that there ia
a no danger Of the State University being
moved from that own though an effort
will be made to Gu. down the estimated ap-
. preparation.
The funeral Of John Davis will take place
from Hjul's undertaking establishment TO-
day At / O'Clock. Friends and aequsin''
snces OF deceased are invited to attend tbe
funeral.
Q W. j. Townshend offers for sale the en-
tire outfit OF household aud kitchen furni.
q ture OF his residence on Atlas Hill. This
Q Is . chance for bargains. See advertise
o ment In another column.
: The Hamilton and Phoebe stage arrived
here last evening at $50. This Is only ~
minutes behind schedule time in the Sum
: mer, which, considering the state OF the
. roads, is remarkably good time.
w. II. McLaren. an employe in the
n Richmond refinery, me, With q serious and
|, painful accident yesterday afternoon
While working abou, some alag pans he
was accidentally struck In the mouth by :
crane that was being swung around ano
all his upper teeth crushed H.
Inasmuch as Mr.. Ketner. the popular
violinist OF Rye Patch, purposed leaving
that town for q period, Marion Howell, q
prominent cattle man there, gave a big
blowout on the evening Of the l4th instant
A large number were present and the oe'
, casion was the most enjoyable OF the sea-
son.
The actual cash expense Of the mainte'
0 nance ~ the State Prison for 1888 and 1884
4 was $50. 500 SO. On July /, 1888. there
were ff3 prisoners, increasing to i25 in
; June. 1884. again decreasing to lis on Dec.
. 81. 1884, four Of whom are women, and
, four United States prisoners, for whom
I per diem OF 81 each 10 paid.
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