Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-16
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs.
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/. Yesterdays quotation Of silver, so 95k
The Chinese agitation in Carson wakes
warmer.
The Nevada Insane Asylum contains 1CC
! patients.
Miss Daisy Wendell is on the sick list,
. also Miss Jennie Wethered.
Several cases Of mountain fever are re-
ported in town. Rather early for the all
ment.
Hogs are offered for sale In Yolo county,
GAL, in quantities at three cents Q pound
live weight.
Humboldt county has 5S8 children be-
tween the ages Of 6 aid IS years, of whom
277 are boys and 281 girls.
The tributers in the Silver Lick mine
on Adams Hill have, we understand, about
so tons Of good ore to ship.
The lightning for the past few days has
interfered somewhat with the transmission
over the wires of telegraph news.
Gen. P. e. Conner, an old.time mining
man of Eureka District, arrived on the
Base Range yesterday from California.
An Indian was beaten to death by a
couple Of tramps near Carson Sunday
evening. They were arrested and put In
Jail.
The interior Of the Bureau Hotel saloon
and billiard room has just been thoroughly
renovated and papered. Quite an improve
ment.
Nine more bars OF bullion, valued at
S10,9 4 81, passed through Wells, Fargo & |
Co.'s express here on Wednesday last from
the south.
The remains Of the late Joseph Winzell
will be buried from the residence OF his
family on Mob Hill IN Sunday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock.
A rattlesnake three and Q half feet long
and having ten rattles was killed in the
stable at the Bowman mining shaft on
Adams Hill yesterday.
The following comes from the Daily Re-
port: "On dit that Susie Williams has re-
turned to the bosom Of her family and will
astonish Us no more"
The total AMOUNT OF funds of every de-
scription in the State Treasury at Carson
Saturday, July IL, was 81 ,092, It's, accord
ing to the Free Lance.
W. +. Carson (who claims to be a
brother Of Kit Carson, the famous scout
was arrested last week in Battle Mountain
on e charge Of burglary.
The Central Nevadan says there will be
but little hay cut on the Humboldt in the
vicinity Of Battle Mountain this season,
owing TO the scarcity OF water.
Carson Tribune: Nothing has been
heard lately concerning the United States
building. and folks begin to fear that this
year will not see its commencement.
The bins at the Eureka Con. smelling
works are becoming crowded with ore. 1t
ia probable one OF the furnaces there will
be fired up within q couple OF weeks.
State politics are evidently troubling q
few local parties that are interesting them
selves. A rush Of them to the western part
Of the State and San Francisco can be
looked for very shortly.
A change OF railroad agents will take
place in the Central Pacific Office at Elko
on the 18th instant, Mr.. Wasbeim being
transferred to Wadsworth. The name OF
his successor is not stated.
Mr.. Arthur Gallwey, the recently ap-
pointed Resident Manager of the Dun
derberg Company's mining properties
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will at once assume charge.
During the month of July assessments
aggregating S433, 400 will become delin-
quent on mining stocks. The mines of Me-
vada want 1886, 900, California slid, 500,
Arizona $50, 900 and Mexico $1,000.
The little six-year-old son Of j. H.
Smith, near Carson, had his right foot
nearly cut off by q moving machine on
Saturday. II is thought the foot can be
saved, but the little fellow will probably
be crippled for life.
Times-Review: Il. s. Gardner, United
States Inspector. who last week visited the
Duck Valley Reservation in his official
capacity, reports finding the books and af-
fairs Of Agent Mayhugh correct In every
particular. and that he has proved Q faith
full and efficient officer.
A few OF the attorneys in town generally
take advantage OF Justice Harmon's Court
to show their dislike for one another.
During the trial of a case before the Judge
yesterday g couple OF the legal lnminaries
entertained those present with q few hot
shots. Very amusing.
To a San Francisco Post reporter Mon
day morning John Mackay said that he did
not wish to obtrude his views on the pub
lie through the medium Of an interview.
He was quietly attending to his financial
business, was in perfect health and In
tended to remain about three months.