Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-22
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs.
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The County Jail is again tenantless.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver. so SO.
Absent assessment was levied the Other
day on Mexican.
An unusually large number went out on
yesterdays train.
The Taylorites have raised $9O5 for their
Fourth OF July celebration.
Joe Mendes left for Taylor yesterday.
He expects to return on Saturday.
moths " was the play given lately in
San Francisco. People csmphor miles to
see il.
Half rate fares we're given over the E.
and P. railroad to the Odd Fellows Grand
Lodge delegates.
W. J. Townshend, the White Pine stage
man, left yesterday for Salt Lake. He ex-
poets to return on Saturday.
The School Trustees Of the District have,
we understand, decided TO retain for the
next term the present corps of teachers.
Miss Ober's private school will COM
mence.next Monday. Mrs. Hill (nee Miss
Riley will open a like school on the same
day.
The teachers, who have conducted the
Richmond school, Ruby Hill, during the
past term, have been re-employed by the
Trustees.
The following pay for services was al
lowed the School Census Msrshals: OF Eu-
reka, SAG 80; Ruby Hill, $50; Richmond
Side, 500; Beowawe, SIS.
A Hamilton correspondent Of the White
Pine News says: "The appeal papers in
the case Of the State of Nevada vs. Crutch-
ley will shortly be in the hands Of the Su-
preme Court"
A contract for quarrying and cutting
stone for the Eureka Consolidated Com
pany was awarded yesterday to Mr.. Henry
Allen. who has heretofore done most all OF
that kind Of work for the company.
The County Commissioners met yester-
day and transacted but little business other
than the passing OF q few bills. The bill
Of VIM. Pardy for committee duty while a
member Of the Grand Jury during the
September term was rejected.
A correspondent of the Reno Gazette,
writing from Washoe City, says that the
entire town site could be bought for 81 rs.
The Postmaster there has refused to give
81 900 bonds on an office, the total income
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II is rumored about town that work will
be suspended at the Eureka Con. ~urnaces
in a day or two for several weeks, and that
during the cessation a couple OF roasters,
similar to the one the company now have in
successful operation working the speiss. will
be constructed. Superintendent Donnelly
left for San Francisco yesterday.
At a regular meeting Of Bullion En-
campment No. 10, /. o. o. F., last night,
the following named were elected as Off
cers for the ensuing term: @. p, Otto
Bmtzel; II. P, A. J. Dorum; S. W., G. W.
Lewis; j. W.. P. Jost; Scribe, A. Stinson;
Treasurer, W. J. Smith; Trustees, F. M.
Hoffman, L. D. Alberti and j. II. Hoegh.
The following named gentlemen, dele
gates TO the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows,
now in session in Elko, left yesterday for
that town: From Eureka Lodge No. %:
Capt. A. d. Rock, s. D.. Henry. Angus Nc
Aulay, Joe Davidson, r. Ssdler and l.. D.
Albert. From Mountain Lodge No 81: j..
H. Hoegh. H. b. Mckee and WIN. Pardy.
In the District Court yesterday morning,
on application OF Messrs. Fitzgerald d
Beatty, M. A. Douthett was appointed
guardian over Paul Douthett. The estate
Paul falls heir TO is situated in Pittsburgh,
Pa, and his portion is worth SIPS, 900.
The Clerk willissue said letters of guar
dianship to Mr.. Douthett upon his filing a
bond in double this amount.