Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-17

scraps from the Notebook Of she
SeutfneTs Reporter.

STOCKS were ueCiuouiy "oon yossosunys
Judge E. F. Walsh, of Cortez, came in
on yesterdays train.
Mrs. E. M. Baum and daughter, of Pal
isade, are on a visit here.
The circus ia expected to arrive in town
this morning about 8 O'Clock.
Ten passengers came in OF the Hsmil-
ton stage. They are all circus struck.
The Grand Prize mill at Tuscarors is
now ready to commence reducing ores.
Green apples, about the size Of small
hen-eggs, are brought up from Lower Utah.
James White, one of the solid ranchers
OF Diamond Valley. Is at the Jackson
House.
Fred Barnes, Q former resident Of this
place, arrived here yesterday from Salt
Lake City.
The Maria mine on Prospect Mountain
shipped seven tons OF ore to the Richmond
furnaces yesterday.
Mrs, J. L. Fast and Mrs. May Miller
came in on yesterdays train from Palisade.
They visit here for several days.
The Eureka Con. mine is looking well,
and large shipments of ore are being made
to the company's reduction works.
At least rs Shoshones have come in
from neighboring parts during the past
few days. Bsrrett's circus is the attraction.
The Richmond Company will ship this
morning through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s ex-
press 10 bars OF bullion, valued at $685.
O13 SO.
Aurora people are rejoiced in the fact
that there is every prospect Of q speedy
resumption Of work in some Of the big
mines.
Jack Wheatley Is DESTROYS OF selling his
restaurant business at Taylor, White Pine
county. 1t can be purchased very cheaply.
See advertisement
Mrs. Joseph Dean and two children, and
| Miss Flora Wenban, came in on yesterdays
train from Cortez. During their stay
here they will be the guests of Mrs. r. d..
| Clark.
An exchange says: By stretching q
string near the ceiling OF the room flies
will use it to light upon instead Of the
walls. that can thus be kept all the Sum-
mer free from fly specks.
Barrett's great circus did not arrive in
Elko until yesterday afternoon, owing to
a delay Of some Of the trains, and con
sequently gave but one performance there.
and that in the evening.
The several hotels about town had a full
complement Of guests last night, owing to
the large number DESTROYS of seeing Bar
rett's great show coming in from all parts
Of tbs surrounding country.
The Glove Live Stock Journal, of Dodge
City, Kansas, says there is very little
more cost in raising 3 hundred-dollar
horse than a thirty-dollar steer, but most
men prefer TO raise the steer. Why 10 it?"
The new lot Of trimmed and untrimmed
hats and bonnets received last evening by
Aunt Hannah are heart breakers. They
are OF the latest styles, and need only to
be seen by the ladies in order TO find pur-
chasers.
The Reno Gazette says W. Dryer, COM
mitted to the Insane Asylum from Winnie
muccs a few days ago, died of paralysis OF
the brain Saturday morning. His brother
10 said to be on the way from Canada to
take him home.
Our statement in regard TO the ship
ment of ore from the Uncle Sam and
Maryland mines in last Saturdays SEN
rIsEL was q mistake. The shipment Of ore
should have been credited to the Diagonal
mine. Silverado.
Hon. George T. German succeeds Hon.
George W. Merrill as Nevada's Attorney
and State Land Agent at Washington City.
Mr.. German was formerly 9 Nevada jour-
nalist, being for several years editor Of the
Phoebe Record.
. Arrangements are being made by 8.
! Wenban to construct new teaching works
close to his mines at Cortez. His present
roasting works are some twelve miles dis
tant from the mines, and are found made
3 quate for his purposes.
! The Reveille says "the crops in the
vicinity OF Austin are all killed" The
Silver State remarks that % q half-dozen
barley-stalks and three potato vines make
! a crop in the vicinity OF Austin, the dam
age cannot be very great.
From present indications il looks as
. though the Government has decided not
! to be in any hurry about commencing
> work on the Carson building while the
a people OF that town are wrangling over
the location. Reno may get the building
yet.
The usual variety entertainment Will be
given this evening at the Truckee Music
Hall after the circus performance, which
will probably be about hslf-psst III o,clock.
A splendid programme is arranged, and
the same will be carried out with few or
no intermissions.
Stockmen say the late rains have been
OF great benefit to the ranges, and VIII
materially increase the quantity OF feed IN
the mountains and the foothills. The
} rains have also been very beneficial to the
growing crops, besides saving farmers the
expense OF irrigating.
A man giving the name OF Hood. and
claiming to be one OF the men VINO dis
covered Mount Davidson. recently played
the Gladding Brothers OF Gold Hill and
Wadsworth out of a good horse and $40 IN
coin. Mr.. Fl. is said to be remarkably IN
sinnating and entertaining.
The Phoebe Record says thai Sheriff
Turner. while in Southern California re-
Gently. met a mum Der of ex-Piochers. most
OF whom did not appear satisfied. Times
around Calico are not as lively as the out
side public have been led to believe. Al
Barbour's mill at Providence. owing to
poor construction, has been unable to run
and ia undergoing an overhauling.
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