Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-26
LOCAL AND OTHER Jors.
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S~entfners Reporter.

SenttnePs RcDOYteF.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 81 OK
The Drummer's License law is unconsti-
tutionsl.
There Is a paper published in Ohio called
the Earth. Jay Gould wants it.
Colonel Jack Perry, although still con-
fined to his room. Is improving.
About six inches Of snow fell at
| Taylor during the heavy storm last week.
Central Pacific stock sells for $41 a
share; Union Pacific, $50; Wells.
Fargo, 1922.
John Mcleod has relocated the Midday
| mine, two miles west Of Ruby Hill, and
| named it the Minnie Palmer.
About an inch Of sn ow fell yesterday
morning. 1t soon disappeared. however,
! under the warm rays OF the sun.
Hon. L. T. Fox. formerly Of Gold Hill
and member of the State Senate, is re.
reported dangerously i'll in, San Francisco
The ball committee of the Knights of
Pythias will give notice when the box
Office will be opened for the sale Of tickets.
The mining business OF the country en-
ploys Q capital OF $500, 600, 900. and pro-
duces annually over $500. 900. 900 worth Of
mineral products.
There is some quiet feeling" going on
among prominent Republicans In town
who favor Stewart as Fairs successor as
United States Senator.
o. s. Wood has located and fenced q
wood ranch on the western slope OF
Diamond Mountain, about a mile and q
half from Diamond City, this county.
The Phil Sheridan mine on the west
slope of New York Canyon has been re.
located by Thomas Dixon. 1t is known
now as the Commit.
Lieutenant Governor Laughton will APP
peal from the decision OF Judge Edwards in
the mandamus case to the Supreme Court
and thus obtain a final ruling upon the
State L~ibrarianship.
Saburn & Purdy, OF Currant Greek,
raised 800 sacks OF corn on 20 acres OF
land last season. This would be CON-
corn-growing localities.
An anti-Chinese meeting was held al
HALEY Last week at which resolutions were
adopted thai the Mongolians must leave
the town. A committee was appointed to
notify the Chinese Of the action Of the
meeting.
Ed Emmons and Bob Logan were found
guilty at Saltwater, Churchill county, last
Thursday evening, Of blowing up the dam
| at the Humboldt sink in June, 1884. Much
interest was taken in the case. The jury
was out "a hours.
The Ceur d'Alene Sun Is cheerful over
| the failure Of the Bedrock Flume enter
prise. II admits that the blow is felt with
temporary severity, but says the district
| will outlive all such misfortunes and yet
become the peer OF Butte.
A special telegram from Washington
yesterday to the SENTINEL says that +" Rep
resentatiye WOODBURY., of Nevada, will to-
morrow introduce q resolution. calling
| upon the Secretary Of the Treasury to re-
port TO the House his reasons and his
authority for closing the Mint OF Carson,
Nsv."
White Pine News: The case OF White
Pine County against McConkey's bonds
men will be heard In the Supreme Court at
Carson next week. It's about time that
matter WAS settled one way or the other.
AS the sage OF Ward would say: There Ia
too much vote and rescind," etc. TOM
foolery about It.. Why does il take our
courts two or three years to decide q very
simple legal matter 2
Tuscarora Times-Review: Judge Bige-
low has sustained the demurrer to the in
dictment against Deputy Sheriff Taber,
upon the ground that the allegations in
the indictment charging the %offense. were
no. positive and direct, but we're by way Of
recital, argument and inference. The &C.
tion of the Court clears Mr.. Taber, go far
as the indictment found by the late Grand
Jury is concerned.
The Taylor News says that Charley
Reynolds is now improving right along,
and that he ia able TO walk around. Rey-
nolds. 1t will be remembered, was one OF
the Lyceum combination that visited
Taylor last Summer, and while he was
turning a somersault he accidentally
wrenched his neck, which produced partial
paralysis. and from which it was thought
for q time he would not recover,