Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-25
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SentfmeI's Reporter.
Hume Yerington, OF Carson, is at the
Jackson House.
D.. B. Nye, Of San francisco, arrived
here yesterday.
afternoons train.
Aiya Clute will leave on this mornings
train for California.
There is little business doing about the
Courthouse these times.
Deputy Assessor Powell was among the
arrivals by train yesterday.
l.. A. Hall, route agent OF Wells, Fargo
| Il Co., is at the Jackson House.
Senator M. d. Foley and wife arrived
| home from California yesterday.
Read the new bill Of fare at the Truckee
Music Hall in this mornings SENTINEL.
Mrs. j. L. Wines, who has been visiting
San Francisco, returned home yesterday.
The general conversation on the streets
Yesterday was about the dull times and
the labor question.
Judge Hesly Is mentioned as Garrard's
probable successor to the Governors
Private Secretaryship.
1u6 ucW miub Onuctdlss 0uUtTluI6QQcut
Garrard and Coiner Ryan, are besieged by
an army OF place-hunters.
District Attorney Treece and Assessor
Peters came in from Hamilton yesterday
evening by private conveyance.
Messrs. J. A. Miller, L. Steiner and
John Hicks, Jr., returned to Austin yes
terday by private conveyance.
The Richmond Company shipped yes
terday through Wells, Fargo q Co. four
bars Of bullion valued at So, 800.
Messrs. Hi Cole, William Slattery and
J. GREENWOOD will leave this morning on
the White Pine stage for Taylor.
Dan De guile is engaged in writing q
book, and has resigned his position as city
editor OF the Virginia Enterprise.
Under the provisions of the new jury
law q Juror is allowed no fees, in any case.
unless he is accepted and sworn TO try the
case.
A letter from Taylor District says that
more miners are being put 10 work in the
different mines there. and that the town 10
lively.
Two deaths occurred in Golconda last
week. One was the eighteen-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Smelser, the other Mrs.
John Gay.
Senator Poujade and wife came In on
the train yesterday afternoon, and will
leave this morning on the White Pine stage
for their home in Phoebe.
The stage driver from White Pine yes
terdsy reports q heavy snowstorm from
Taylor TO Hamilton. At the latter place
| there was four inches OF snow when he left
there, and il was still storming.
Two sea gulls are 10 be seen most any
| day floating about on q small lake in New
ark Valley. How they wandered over the
numerous range Of mountains so far from
their native waters is . wonder.
II is expected that Attorney General
Davenport will render an opinion within
4 few DAYS Is to whether the School
| Trustees OF this and other counties Of the
| State have been legislated out OF office.
W. NJ. Hooper has leased for six months
| the Alturas mine on Ruby Hill from j.. W.
Lambert. Work will be resumed on the
| property at once. and the probabilities are
we shall ba called ON shortly TO make men
ton Of ore shipments from 1t.
Mrs. Blanche Hall, Q sister OF our towns
man, George W. Lewis. died in HALEY.
Idaho, recently. Mrs. Hall grew up in
White Pine county, and was married only
two years ago. The lady's numerous
friends will doubtless be panied 10 hear OF
her demise.
The Episcopalians have not yet been
successful In getting q minister. II Is
believed Bishop Whitaker will make pro-
visions for the charge here Immediately
upon his return to Virginia City from the
East. which will be within q fortnight.
An unsuccessful attempt at suicide was
made by q respectable woman OF this tow
on Monday night. She took q dose OF poi
son, but the act was at once learned OF by
q neighbor who called In q physician. A
stomach pump was used, and the woman
Ia now in a fair way to recover.
A number OF miners are engaged in TAX
ing rock out OF old claims In the vicinity
OF Silver City. A short time ago two men
took 81, 800 in one week out OF q three
| inch streak. The rock is all gold-bearing
10 that district. and the finding OF such
pockets or stringers 10 not OF rare occur
renee.
The Odd Fellows Bail.