Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-09
LOCAL AND OTHER JOrs.
scraps from the Notebook OF she
Sensinel's Reporter.

SotteAkAohD ENcDOFteFs
DR.. Thoma left yesterday for Minera
Hill
Sutro Tunnel stock has dropped to II
cents a share.
:. The Grand Jury last evening adjourned
until tomorrow at IL o'clock M.
Divine services, as usual. to-day at the
Catholic and Presbyterian churches.
Mrs. W. o. Mills returned yesterday
from a two weeks visit with her parents al
CorteZ.
Mrs. W. e. Griffin entertained a party
OF young folks last evening. A very
pleasant occasion.
Miss Maggie Wethered and Mrs. A.
Skillman leave tomorrow morning for q
visit in California.
Four or five ladies Of the town will leave
tomorrow for San Francisco, there to
visit for several weeks.
Colonel Lamont authorizes a positive
denial Of the statement that Mr.. Manning
has ever limited at resignation.
The Eureka Con. flag was hoist ted last
| evening over the Office Of the company in
honor of the arrival of President Frsis
| and his wife.
With the advance in railroad fares from
| the recent cut, Reno has again become
flooded with the toughest lot OF tramps
ever experienced.
1t is stated that the mail service between
Tuscarora and White Rock will be in
creased to twice a week on and after the
first of July next.
Several young ladies are preparing to
be examined for teachers certificates at the
examination to be held during the first
part Of July next.
During the quarter ending March 81 the
Paradise Valley Mining Company worked
2,143 tons, the gross yield OF which was
SOC, 1888 SO, at a cost of SAT, 1872 Ga.
The regular monthly meeting Of Rich
mond Hose Company No. 3 will be held at
their husehouse tomorrow evening. All
members are requested to be present.
The Stock Growers Journal says stock
men in Gonzales county, Texas, are SELL
ing their y%earling steers at 81 and two
year-olds at S12 per head in small lots.
The Molinelli residence ON Cedar Hill
was yesterday purchased by Mr.. ]. Van
derleith and removed on the vacant lot
adjoining the Methodist Church, Spring
street.
Complaint has come to this Office Of
hogs being allowed to run at large during
nights in the neighborhood Of the grave
yards. Considerable damage to graves
has been done by them.
Battle Mountain Central Nevadan: Col
onel Witherell, a we'll known Chicago
mining man, is here looking at some Ga
lena property with q view Of putting in
extensive reduction works.
The Ruby Hill Miners Union desire to
extend thanks through the SENTINEL to
Senator Fair and x-Congressmsn Cassidy
for Congressional ~favors, OF which they
have received a large number during late
months.
Reno Journal: The steam laundry is
receiving washing from Rye Patch, Love-
locks and other places along the railroad.
Nineteen persons are now employed and
they can hardly handle the washing as fast
as il comes in.
The Golden Gate concentrators set up
at the Vivian mill. near Virginia City, re-
Gently, have proved a failure. This is at
tributed to the chloride Of silver mixed
with the ore extracted from the Belcher. A
| Frue concentration ID now being set up at
| the mill, which. it is thought, will prove a
success.
The following from the San Fran
cisco Post of Wednesday might serve as an
explanation for the recent rise in Bodie
stocks: ct is reported that D. o. Mills,
Fl. M. Yerington. Seth Cook, John F.
Boyd and W. NJ. Lent and other large OPP
orators are interesting themselves in Bodie
district mines again."
The benefit rendered the Walsh brothers
at the Opera House last night was well at
tended and passed off pleasantly. The Eu-
reka quartette were very we'll received, and
their songs highly enjoyed. The Misses
Annie Lewis and Kitty knight did surpris.
ingly well in their duets, solos and recita'
tions.