Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-24
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sentfners Reporter.
Joe Grandelmeyer. Of Hamilton, ia In
town.
Senator Foley returned to Carson Sun
day night.
The state Legislature will adjourn next
Tuesday.
The rink will be open for skating this
evening.
Allen A. Curtis left this morning for his
Austin home.
Not much danger Of snowslides in Ne
| vada this season.
No stock report yesterday, owing to
Washington's Birthday.
Hon. Joseph Williams came in last even
| ing from Hot Greek, Nye county.
Harvey Carpenter and son returned last
| night from q visit TO Salt Lake City.
II is believed the Legislature will pass
| the Militia bill over Gov. Adams veto.
There are but seven men at work on the
| Martin White Company's mine at Ward.
Silver is selling for 81 O6 in New York
| the lowest point reached in many years.
The Carsonites are up in arms against
the removal OF the State Prison to Reno.
ID. H. Birdsall, the gisnt-powder man,
! arrived in town from the South Sunday
night.
The Assembly proposes to hold evening
sessions from now until the end OF the
session.
The Chinese of Eureka are said to have
| expended thus far over 81, 900 in their New
Years festivities.
The town OF Taylor is not very lively.
but there are upwards Of sixty miners at
work in the mines.
Wells. Fargo & Co. will move their ex-
| press Office into the new Eureka Bank
building next Monday.
Nevada has s14l postofices, one of
| which is second class and eight third GLASS.
OF the fourth class there are 131.
Not much money was bet on the Homes
Sleeves glove match last Thursday night In
Carson. Both sides we're timid.
R. Sadler is just in receipt OF 9 large and
| elegant assortment Of crockeryware, which
he sells at s~stonishingly low prices.
John E. Jones returned Sunday night
| from q visit through White Pine county.
He reports times very quiet over there.
Miss Emma vsnderleith, who for the
past ten months has been visiting her
sister In Denver, returned home last night.
II. Jones, q commercial traveller, for
merly with Chesley Il Co., Sacramento,
dropped dead at Lovelock last Friday even
ing.
Inasmuch as there Is but compare lively
little snow on the mountains. rancher s
predict q short crop OF hay the coming
season.
Ellis Drake. an old-timer OF Esmerslda
county, wal killed by q blast in his mine
st Aurora on Wednesday. He was almost
so years Did.
Hon. Robert NJ. Clarke says that the
Legislature at its present session can yet
adopt the Constitutional amendments
proposed In 1888.
The Richmond Company shipped last
night through Wells. Fargo q Go. seven
bars OF bullion. weighing 7l2 pounds, and
valued at Sls.475 81.
Wells, Fargo IL Co. have discontinued
their express Office at Spring City, Hum
boldt county. Express matter for that
vicinity should be addressed to Paradise.
Senator Foley has introduced q bill to
make County Clerks the County Treas
ers, the Sheriffs act o. Assessors too, and
, the District Attorneys perform the duties
Of School Superintendent.
A Washington correspondent OF the
Denver Tribune-Re republican. speaking OF
Senator John P. Jones. says that h is too
much engaged in private speculations to
give any time to public measures.
Charles seamens. a Humboldt county
forger, who took = trip TO his home IN
- ~A1zNku am WAa IN
, Friday last brought back 10 Winuemuccs,
there TO face an indictment against him.
AL Healy, q hArd-working and energetic
miner, and . halloween In the Wild
Goose mine at Bernice, died rather sud
denly last Thursday. A kidney trouble 10
supposed to have been the cause OF his
death.
Previous TO the recent reinterment OF
the Churchill soldiers, on opening the
case Of Major McDermit, the features and
outlines Of the form were found still per-
feet. A shoulder-strap was removed
which plainly showed that he held the
rank Of Major.
Do not give Q single mine in your camp
q bad reputation until You have seen IL and
put yourself In q position 20 judge OF Its
dement's, IL II has any, for 1t Ia too FREE
q~uently the case that mines are handi-
capped by jealous neighbors. and the pros
poets Of a camp are ruined thereby.
A man who gives the name OF O. II.
Glover is imposing on the cattlemen in the
eastern part OF the State by representing
himself as a detective in the employ OF the
Live Stock Association. He is said TO be
about % years OF age. Of dark complexion
and five feet eight inches in hight.
VIM. Bell, better known as Doc. Bell,
who was convicted OF robbing the mail on
the Cherry Greek route, and who was sem
fenced to serve a life term in Albany prison,
has been pardoned;by the President. George
A. Wilson. who was with Bell at the tim OF
the robbery, and was also sentenced to q
life term, yet remains in prison. s