Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-15
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Sentfneps Reporter.
Mrs. W. II. Mayor returned yesterday
from q visit East.
J. W. Dean, one Of Eureka ~county's solid
| cattlemen, is in town.
Assessor Wallace and his wife returned
from Carson yesterday.
Thu mining outlook in White Pine county
Is reported as imRoving.
Services will be held in the Presbyterian
| and Catholic Churches to-day.
The hotel at Steamboat Springs had q
narrow escape Tuesday from destruction Of
fire.
Quite a number of Ruby Hill people were
| on our streets yesterday afternoon and last
evening.
The annual meeting Of the Wool Grow
| ers' Association will take place in Reno to-
morrow.
The State University will open to-mor-
row with A. T.. Stearns, of White Pine, as
Principal.
Miss Maggie ~Cavanaugh, sister OF our
Bob, has received An appointment in the
Carson Mint.
The announcement that the Governor
has signed the anti-treating bill seems to
have been premature.
A. L. Fitzgerald, Esq, who went down
the railroad on professional business. re-
turned home yesterday.
Twelve members were expelled from the
Broadford Miners Union last week. So
says the HALEY Times.
johnny Lambert yesterday received by
express a lot OF celery, asparagus, cauli-
flower, etc., all looking fresh and nice.
Fridays issue OF the Elko Daily INDIE
pent comes TO us in it's old form. Like q
friendly face, long absent, we are glad to
see IL again.
The Uniform Rank OF Knights OF Pythias
will meet at their hall this afternoon
at 8 o'clock. ALI members are requested
TO be present.
The water in the Carson river is reported
very low for this time of the year, and fears
are entertained OF q scarcity for the mills
during the Summer.
Parties returning here from San Fran
cisco report our old follow-townsmsn,
Joseph Winzell. as being again in the en-
joyment OF fine health.
The Reno Journal would not be very
| much surprised il Hon. L. T. Fox, ex-Sen-
htOt IIOnl otOEgg buOuiu bc appolutSu o0-
perintendent Of the Carson Mint.
A strike Of great Importance has just
been reported in the Stafford mine at
Hamilton. II ia one OF the series Of mines
belonging TO the Sweetwater Company.
Hon. Jack Godfrey, after getting through
with his legislative duties AZ Carson, and
taking u spin down 10 the Bay, returned
home yesterday, looking hale and hearty.
Miss Gussie Mannheim will open a private
school tomorrow ia the Methodist Church.
She has already quite a number Of scholars,
and would be pleased TO secure several
more.
Charles Bernard, who has been serving
a term in the Humboldt County Jail for
being implicated in stealing ore from the
Paradise Valley niue, was pardoned on
Monday.
Miss Tillie Steler came in from Mineral
Hill yesterday, aud viii spend q month
with her parents. Being r~e-engaged as
teacher In the public school there. she will
then return and resume her labors.
1t il said that Eureka is to be visited
shortly by q theatrical troupe. II ii is a
good one there is no doubt but that IL will
! receive n good patronage. but II IL is 9 poor
one 1t had better give Eureka a wide berth.
The cause OF existing doubt as to whether
) White Pine county will get the $4,000 APP
0 propriated by the Legislature for q Court
house lies in the fact that the Constitution
0 provides that the State shall not be taxed
: for a county.
Its reported on good authority that Gov.
Adams will appoint Robert p. keating as
. Major General, and Peter ]. Dunno as
Brigadier General, to fill the vacancies
4 caused by the designations OF Generals For
man and Mathewson.
Inasmueh as the County Commissioner
have thought seriously OF discharging one
OF the town watchmen, a petition was yes
terday in circulation asking that not less
than two watchmen or Deputy sherifis Dc
employed, one to serve during the day the
other at night.
/, :. The driver OF the White Pine stage, on
I his arrival here last night from Hamilton
informed us that William Timson, ex-
I County Recorder OF White Pine county,
/ was reported to be dying. Many OF our
readers will recollect that Mr.. Timson mas
been ailing for a long time past.
Carson Appeal: The discharge from Gus
tody of Doc. Benton was very proper under
: the circumstances Duffy by his boasts In
the saloon regarding Mrs. Benton, VINO
scarcely knew him by sight, richly merited
the dose OF cold lead he got while trying 10
force q way into Doc. Bentons mousse