Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-06
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SenafneI's RcDorter.
Yesterday quotation OF silver, 81.
Berg received yesterday 500 60-lb boxe
Of Reno apples.
John E. Jones received q majority o
145 in Ormsby county.
The snow is three feet deep In places II
the mountains east OF Ogden.
Mrs. VIM. Spencer. who has for SOM
time past been In poor health. left on yes
terday's train for Oakland, Gal.
A prevalent belief IL that Belknap and
Fitzgerald. nominees OF the Democratic
State ticket, have been elected.
The double compartment shaft being
sunk In the Bowman mine on Adams Hill
has reached q depth Of 225 feet.
President Freis, of the Eureka Con-. and
| President Shaw, Of the Jackson, returned
TO San Francisco on yesterdays train.
In speaking in yesterdays SENTINEL of
Governor Adams vote In Eureka county q
| mistake wal made. Steyenson's msjority,
according to our figures, Is 101.
The Star Bard will discourse several
f~avorite airs in front Of the Opera House
this evening prior to the commencing of
the entertainment 10 be given BY the
Concert Hall combination.
The taxpayers Of Eureka counsy sre re-
minded that the State and county taxes
will become delinquent on the 10th Of No.
vember next, and il payment is not made
before ten per cent will be added.
Hon. George Merrill, United States
Minister to the Sandwich Islands. and his
wife are visiting in California. Mr.. Mer-
rill expects to visit Eureka before return
ing TO his post. His leave of absence is
only for 60 days.
The Chicago Episcopal Convention has
adjourned. The proposed canon on mar.
riage and divorce was referred to q COM
mittee-as were nearly all the other i'm
portsnt topics discussed at the convention
to be reported upon three years hence.
Mrs. W. G. Poole publishes the follow
ing notice in the Walla Walla wv. IT,
Journal: "After living with W. G.. Poole
as his wife for twenty four hours, l have
found him to be o man unfit for the society
OF a decent woman and unworthy of my
regard"
Eugene N. Robinson, Superintendent
OF the Sweetwster Mining Company,
came in from Hamilton yesterday,
accompanied by Eugene Howell. The two
gentlemen will 20 to Cortez to-day. Mr..
Robinson contemplates going to New York
city in a few days.
A resident of Genoa. Douglas county,
In the last issue OF the Courier, squats
heavily upon one Gardner, q sky-pilot and
pastor OF a church in that town. The
communication was instigated by a dis
course on the evils OF dancing delivered
last Sunday by Gardner.
Silver has reached the dollar mark.
There ia q rumor that some understand
ing between European Governments is
being suggested for the purchase Of GER
tain quantities of silver. without establish
Ing any standard ratio between gold and
silver. This as every other market for
the metal. would help its price.
Parties In from Hamilton yesterday re-
port the entire Republican ticket there
elected with the exception Of Murphy for
District Attorney, who was defeated by Is
votes. Stevenson ran ahead OF his ticket
II. Harlow's majority was 112. Returns
we're mailed at Hamilton last Wednesday
evening for the SENTINEL, but they failed
to arrive.