Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-28
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Yesterdays quotation Of silver, so 992a
Hon. Thomas Wren returned yesterda
noon from Austin. He reports that tow
quiet.
Yesterday being Gus Hintze's birthday
be was serenaded by the Eureka Star bant
last night.
David Peohner, for many years a resi-
dent Of Reno, died in San Francisco las
Sunday night.
There are TAB children In Ormsby
county OF legal school age. according tC
the Census Marshal's report.
John E. Jones leaves tomorrow for l X
L District in Churchill county, where he
has some very promising property.
P. Finnegsn has located 9 claim on
| Prospect Mountain known as the Niagara.
II adioins the Hines mine on the east.
Mrs. J. Dean and her two little girls
| came in on Yesterdays train from Cortez.
| They are the guests OF Mrs. Col. W. o.
Mills.
United States Deputy Surveyor Rock
and County Commissioner Arlington re-
turned yesterday from a trip to Beowawe
and CorteZ.
Bishop Whitaker has returned TO the
western part Of the State. 1t is probable
he will ~inangurate another tour in Eastern
Nevada during June.
The SENTINEL acknowledges with thanks
a choice lot of refreshments from Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman B~elIinger, who were mar
ried Wednesday evening.
The Carson Index says Ex-Governor
Kinkead ia indlsposed. He had an attack
of vertigo last Friday, and since then has
been confined to the house.
A telegram to the SENTINEL yesterday
says that smallpox has broken out at
Guaymas, Mexico. Eighteen cases are re-
ported, six Of which we're fatal.
Henry Fenstermaker has located a min
ing claim about a mile and a half north
east OF his home at Fish Creek. 1t is
known as the Z Pluribus Unum.
Owing to the scarcity OF coin in active
circulation liz town, the concert halls on
Lower Main street have had to dispense
with several Of their fair mattresses.
Father Kiley is expected back from
Austin to-day. 1t is probable Father
Phelan. OF that town, will accompany him
and spend a week or ten days on the Base
Range.
Journal: II is now certain that the West
ern Union repeating Office will be removed
from Virginia to Reno next month, and
the intention is to have IN Office up town
somewhere.
Died In San Francisco. May 29. Simon
Ashim, a native OF Posen. Prussia, aged 63
v,aara naonnual a fauu No ru aun narriaf m
a mercantile business in this place, and
was favorably known.
Israel Luce, proprietor OF a marble
yard 10 Sacramento, Is contemplating the
erection Of a mill at Reno to saw slabs
taken out OF the quarry at lnyo. The
motive power will be the Truckee river.
The Locomotive mine in Central Dis
trict. Humboldt county, owned by j. +.
Clark. ia said to yield ore milling 1922
ounces in silver per ton. The ore is re-
f~ractory and is shipped TO Salt Lake for
reduction.
The official term OF J. s. Mayhugh,
Agent at the Duck Valley Reservation, ex-
pired the Sth OF this month, but he will
hold until the end OF the fiscal year
Juna 30--when be. will return to Elko with
his family.
John E. Jones, administrator Of the
estate Of Griffith Jones, deceased, has
decided to Herbert Davies, in considera-
ton Of the sum OF 81, the estate OF said
Jones, consisting OF several interests In
mining properties.
Virginia Chronicle: Hon. W. E. F.
Deal, who has been confined by serious
illness to his residence for a number of
weeks, appeared on the street again this
morning, and was warmly congratulated
upon his recovery.
Charles Bertha has located a spring
situate about 16 miles west Of Pine Sta
ton on what was known as the P. N. Han
sen coal ranch. He has also located a
spring situate about IA miles west OF Pine
Station aud about two miles northwest
from the Adam spring.