Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-06
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs,
Scraps from she Notebook Of the
SentIners Reporter.

SeutiueEa reporter.
More Of the " beautiful" yesterday.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, ST. OK
District Court again at IL o'clock NJ. 10
day.
No compromise yet in the Albion. Rich
mond suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Wells are expected
home from California to-day.
Work at the Richmond refinery will
continue until a cleanup ii made.
Ore is again being shipped from the
Dunderberg mine TO the Eureka Con. reduc.
tion works.
The Chicago pickpockets have cleared
over So. 900 by attending the meetings oil
the Rev. Sam Jones.
Members OF the Grand Jury are re.
| quested to meet at the Courthouse at Q
O'Clock this afternoon.
Ten tons of ore were shipped to the
Richmond reduction works the other day
from the Bowman mine.
Four bars of bullion valued at ST, ITO %
passed through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s OK.
press yesterday from the south.
Joe Brown, of the saloon adjoining
Fletcher's stables, left yesterday for a
visi. East. The cheap fares catches the
boys.
Local prophets predict that March will
be a stormy month throughout. Predict.
ing weather in Nevads is uncertain busi-
ness.
Billy Mayor will open his new and ele-
CANT saloon, next door to the Courthouse,
this evening, aud will set an elegant lunch
for his patrons.
The General Lee mine on Adams Hill is
again shipping ore to the Richmond re
duction works. Eight tons were sent
down the other day.
Five tons Of good ore. heavy in lead,
were shipped to tho Richmond reduction
works the other day from the Mohawk
mine, near Hamilton.
Winnemucca's Anti Chinese Club has q
membership Of 70. Peaceful but strong
measures are being adopted there to rid
the town of the heather.
PACKERS" in from the east yesterday
report the recent snowfall much heavier
in the extreme eastern part of the State
and in Utah than in this section.
The New York Engineering and Mining
Journal, speaking OF the Eureka Con.
Company, says official advices state that
new hosting engines. roasting furnaces.
and refinery are contracted for"
Mrs. G. +. Horn received word yester-
day Of the death OF her aged mother at
York, Pa, and departed on the morning
train 10 attend the burial. She expects
to arrive az her destination on Thursday
next.
A rich strike in the Ida gold mine at
Lost Basin, 60 miles northeast OF Hack
berry, A. T., Ia causing considerable OK.
element, and prospecting outfits are leav-
ing The Needles daily for the new gold
helds.
Theodore Saunders appeared before the
District Court yesterday afternoon in per-
son and by counsel and plead not guilty
OF burglary, as charged in the indictment
The case was set for March II. and the
prisoner remanded to the custody Of the
Sheriff.
The New York lead market was active
last week, prices ruling at from 81 90 to
s. IS per hundred weight. according to
quality. As the foreign article can be i'm
ported at the last named price it is thought
this will be a check on any further adj
vance in domestic at present.
In the case OF Moses Heller va. o.
Dunkel ct al, in the District Court yester-
day, the name of W. Levy was ordered
substituted for that Of the plaintiff, and
that the case be continued in the name of
W. Levy, administrator in the matter Of
the estate OF Moses Heller, deceased, vs. O..
Dunkel OF al.