Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-02

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sentineI's Reporter.
Comstock shares advanced q little agsi
: yesterday.
We have good reports from the mines Of
Adams Hill.
Some very good shipments Of ore from
Siiverado are reported.
Tho Stag dump ct the Eureka Con. i.
said to be looking we'll for dividends.
The telegraph failed yesterday to fur.
nish us with the usual silver quotation.
Mrs. Thomas Robinson, accompanied BY
Miss Sadie DAILY, left yesterday for San
Francisco.
1t Ia estimated that at least $500 Young
women in Chicago earn q good living az
type writer's.
Wells, Fargo Il Co.. yesterday shipped
over $45, 900 in bullion. Pretty good for
a dull mining camp.
Mrs. M. d. Foley left on yesterdays
train to make a short visit with Miss Bell
Ennor in Pine Valley.l
Uncle George Tufly has so far recovered
from his late illness as to be able to at
tend to business again.
Weaver has just received large quaint.
ties Of fresh California almonds and wal.
nuts. They are very nice.
John b. Cowger, OF White Pine, who
has been in town for several days, re.
turned home yesterday.
The road to Secret Canyon Is now In
good condition for teams, the snow on the
summit has disappeared.
Eureka Con. shares yesterday sold at
$40 per share in the Informal Board, and
at 80 so in the forenoon Board.
Died-At Chicago, November 70, 1886.
Mrs. Eva Levin, aged 81 years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Levin formerly resided in Eureka.
Remember. If you wish to procure re-
served seats for Prof. Navoni's musical
concert, that the box sheet will be opened
to-day at IL NJ.
Capt. Frank Drake, OF the Eberhardt-
Monitor Company. is still in New Mexico.
He went down there some time ago In the
interests Of English capitalists.
TIL London Standard says it ia seriously
proposed at Sofia to nominate an Ameri.
can as a candidate for the Bulgarian
throne. The Sofians do not seem to be in
favor OF Home Rule"
Jimmy Moore, an old resident Of this
place. came in yesterday from White
River, where he has been residing for q
year past. His numerous friends here
wero pleased to SEQ him.
Capt. Piummer. who formerly had
charge OF the Mineral Hill mines, ia now
in charge Of q fine silver mine at Phil
lipsburg, Montana, where rich discover
les have recently been made.
In several mines in Corn wall. England,
where only copper was known 10 exist. tin
turned out TO be the principal production.
The Silver Common mino on Prospect
Mountain, formerly yielded only dry ores,
but IL IL now producing ore that carries
80 per cent lead.
We are not a prophet, nor the son OF q
says the Carson Index, but we
predict. nevertheless. that there will be q
grand BOOM within a year in the country
through which the Carson and Colorado
road passes. II is o section Of this grand
that possesses wonderful possibili-
ties.
NJ. II. Joseph has removed from Secret
Canyon to the Golden Rule series of mines
adjoining the Dunderberg. He will de-
vote his attention to this locality until
some time next Spring. when he will take
q trip TO England. He has left a fine
prospect behind him in the Water jacket
mine. Page Canyon, and it is now offered
for lease.
The Empress Company, (limited), Of
England, received favorable comment
our citizens, brought ont by tho an
nouncement OF their doings in the SEN
Of Tuesday. The Eureka Tunnel
has alone produced 5000, 900 up to this
date, and it is generally believed that the
mines OF the Empress Company. under
fair management, will prove to be q very
valuable property.