Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-24

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S~entineI's Reporter.

Sentimers Reporter.
There arc but three blind people Il
Lincoln county.
James Bergman, OF Secret Canyon, i
visiting OF the Range.
Attorney Wines returned to town OF
Tuesday nights White Pine stage.
Eureka county can boast OF the larges'
apples grown on the Pacific Coast.
A. e. Kaye is teaching the public schoo
on Tom Shorts ranch in Ruby Valley.
Sheriff Bassett. OF White Pine county,
returned to Taylor on yesterdays stage.
Fred Plageman, of San Francisco, re.
turned yesterday from Taylor. White
Pine county.
Mrs. DR.. Reece and Mrs. J.. L. Fast
came in from Phoebe Tuesday night. They
are guests Of Judge Rives.
Arizona claims to have $50, 900 head Of
| cattle on it's ranges, and the number Ia
being daily added to from the East.
F. K. Murphy left yesterday for Cortez
and the scene of the Dean homicide, to
gather evidence in the case against Jen-
kins.
1t is said q dividend was declared In the
household OF q Main street merchant last
night, but until the sex is learned no
names will be mentioned.
The works on the Gold Ledge mine
are being taken down and over to the old
Phoebe West shaft, where they will be
erected. So says the Record.
Hi Cole came In from Taylor on Tues
day nights stage. He reports times at
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looking even better than heretofore.
Cigarette smokers beware. 1t is stated
on good authority that a new form Of
disease called asthma has been developed
in this country by the use OF tobacco in
this form.
Samuel Carter, who was arrested on the
charge OF forging Rio Grsnde and Santa
Fe tickets q few weeks ago, pleaded guilty
and was sentenced TO five years in the
State Penitentiary at Pueblo. Colorado. on
Wednesday.
The San Francisco Wasp Of the 18th in
slant comes to US with q representation Of
the comely face OF Senator Fair. The
portrait 10 full OF expression, and hope
beams from his eyes-that q reelection
awaits him.
6ClcAn IuQcpouucDbs n hlhu ii Ou Las
travels through Montana who claims to
have been an African missionary. He
proved himself TO be o fraud and q de-
bsuchee at Glendive and Bozeman. Look
out for the rascal.
Hon. A. T. Stearns, a White Pine county
Assemblymsn, has been engaged TO teach
the public school on tho old Overland
farm in Ruby Valley. He will probably
commence the work Of aiding young ideas
TO shoot next Monday.
The Eastern gentlemen who went TO
look at the Ohio mine have returned TO
W~innemncca. They express themselves
as being we'll satisfied with the appearance
Of the mine and intend to erect o mill on
the property next Spring.
Phoebe Record: Would 10 not be we'll
for Lincoln county to send samples Of her
cotton and Panaca girls TO the State Fair
that will shortly be held at Reno? The
cotton will secure the blue ribbon and the
girls will most certainly bring back the
brass medal.
H. @. McTerney. asssyer for the Eureka
Con. Company, left yesterday for Salt
Lake on a visit. We advise our Mormon
brethren living in polygsmy there to fortify
themselves with nothing less than four
gallon jars, for Harry's smiles on the fair
sex are formidable.
Among the heavy individual taxpayers
OF Lincoln county are: Lazard Freres.
Joseph Eisenmann, W. E. Griffin, D. Y.
Alexander. Elwood Bailey, James Cronin,
VIM. Culverwell d Bro, Joseph Delmoie
Il Bro. Peter Edwards, A. W. Geer,
James A. Wsdsworth and Mrs. Helen j.
Stewart.