Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-11
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Scraps from tue Notebook of the
SanttneI's Reporter.

Hcrnps from tue Notebook OF the
SentineI's Reporter.
Our town seemed unusually quiet yester-
day.
r, d, Clark left on yesterday mornings
| train for a visit TO Beowawe.
The money count 10 the Mint has been
| finished and all found o.. X.
Martin Brown left yesterday for three
] months recreation in California.
improvements are going on as rapidly as
possible at the Eureka Con. works.
District Attorney Cheney is expected
back from the East Tuesday afternoon.
The Eureka Star mine shipped IL tons
OF ore to the Richmond reduction works
recently.
After three or four days Of lovely weather,
| the indications were strong last evening for
q rainstorm.
Il. is generally believed that operations
will be resumed at the Richmond works
by the LIST Of May.
District Court will be in session Monday.
The case of the State VS.. O.. Wagner will
come on for trial.
The Under Sheriff will start out on his
periodical tour this morning TO collect all
licenses due the county.
The Miner & Holiday mine at silverado
made a shipment Of ore to the Eureka Con.
furnace on Thursday last.
There are nineteen prisoners in the
County Jail-seven in the storage and
twelve on the upper deck.
A tributer in the Bay State mine ship
ped to the Eureka Con. furnace five tons
OF ore day before yesterday.
Six tons Of ore was sent in to the Eureka
Con. furnace from the Swallow mine at
Mineral Hill last Wednesday.
The Silver Lick on Adams Hill shipped
81 tons Of good ore 10 the Richmond re-
duction works the past week.
The Hamburg mine in New York CAN
yon shipped 10h tons Of good ore to the
Richmond furnaces the past week.
The f~ayorite chorus among the occu-
pants Of the Courthouse these days is one
from the opera Of LA File de Madame
Angot."
Don't forget the entertainment to be
given this evening al the Truckee Music
Hall. A good programme is promised.
Admission free.
CISCO Feliz has sold out his property at
Lewis and will move in a few days TO Love-
lock, where he will engage in ranching and
the hotel business.
The Bay State mine at Newark has COM
menced shipping ore to the Richmond re-
duction works. Three tons were brought
in on Thursday last.
The Williamsburg mine, an Adams Hill
property, continues its ore shipments.
From 1t l0i. ton Of ore was shipped to the
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week.
The Eureka Con. mine is looking and
producing well. In fact, the mine is said
by those knowing its condition 10 be look
ing better to-day than at any time in a
year past.
The four persons who we're poisoned
Thursday morning on Legs ranch by eat
ing what they supposed were dandelion
greens, are again assuming their normal
condition.
The King Lear is said by responsible
mining men to be one OF the most promis-
ing mining properties In Eureka District.
During the past week it shipped II tons Of
ore to the Richmond reduction works.
It lie reported on good authority that 3
new strike has been made in a ledge OF the
Pittsburg Consolidated mine at Lewis, that
discloses ore 30 rich in gold that the pre-
cious metal can be plainly seen with the
naked eye all through the quartz.
Some Of the Union miners in the County
Jail are the embodiments Of the good re-
suits of the recent religious revival on
Ruby Hill. They insist on daily morning
services, and C. Fra E acts as chaplain
and w. j. Reta.iick as choir master.
It Is being reported in the western part
OF the State that a company is being organ
lied in Virginia City to turn the Carson
river, near the Santiago mill. the project
being to clean out the bed Of the stream
and capture the tons of quicksilver and
amalgam that are supposed TO be there.