Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-24
LOCAL AND OTHER lots.
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Scnsioeps Reporter.

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Sensioeps Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, so 95k
The Paradise Mining Company has l2(
mon on its payroll.
Cooling showers OF rain fell east and
west Of town yesterday.
The throwing Of filth on streets Of thu
town should be stopped.
Miss Jennie Wethered, who has been
quite i'll Of late. is convalescing.
Prof. J. P. Fay left yesterday for Reno
to attend the State Teachers Institute 10
be held there on the 9th, 2sth and 20 in.
stants.
William Daley, formerly q brakeman
employed on the Virginia and Truckee
railroad, died at Stockton. CAL, last Fri.
day, from the effects of q sunstroke.
Hon. VIM, M. Stewart left on yesser.
days train for Elko, where he was billed
to address the people last night ON the po-
~litical and industrial issues Of the day.
E.Z. O, Judson, better known as " Ned
BuutliDe," the famous writer OF sensa-
tional fiction, died at Stamford, New York,
on Friday, OF heart disease, aged Ga years.
Rev. Father L. Tormey has been trans.
ferred from Carson to Auburn, CAL, by
Bishop Msnogue, who will send Rev.
Father Meehan, Of Nevada City, CAL, TO
take his place.
The Richmond Company yesterday
shipped through Wells. Fargo d Co.'s ex-
press six bars Of bullion valued at s13,-
ESQ %. Passing bullion from the south:
One bar valued at $500.
Late Arizona arrivals In Los Angeles re-
port not a drop of rain yet in the southern
portion OF the Territory. and that cattle
are dying in great numbers in places for
want OF water and ~sustenance.
Though there were many applications
before the Board of Pardons only three
were set at liberty at ito late session. The
Board will not meet again this year, I'M
less called together for special cases.
Times-Review: The friends OF Harry
Boyle, who recently sold his ranch and
stock at Bruneau. receiving $4,000 there-
for. are worried over his sudden and mys-
terious disappearance. No clue has yet
been obtained as TO his whereabouts.
"Oofty Goofty," also known as ".he
Wild Man." who started from San Fran
cisco last Sunday week with the avowed
intention OF trundling 8 wheelbarrow to
New York, became tired at Martinez. Cal,
last Saturday, and auctioned off his bar
row for SIS.
Mrs. McLane. the mail contractor. is
expected in Eureka during the coming
week. II is now said that she has an i'm
proved tricycle. on the road from Chicago.
At present her portion Of the mail service
between this town aud Palisade ID being
carried out by means OF Q hsnd-car on the
E. and P. railroad.
Reno is oyerrun with tramps at present.
and not a day passes but what o person
passing along the streets ia accosted by the
stereotyped expression: Please. mister,
will you be so kind as to assist me to get
something to est?" from some stout.
healthy-looking individual, whose breath
smells so strong Of whisky that ii is liable
to make you drunk listening TO him.
The SENTINEL learns that Stephen
Humphrey and Miss Sallie Vance, both OF
whom are we'll known on the Base Range.
were united in marriage at the home OF
the bride in San Francisco last Thursday
evening. Miss Maggie Wethered. Of this
town, served as bridesmaid on the &C.
casion. The happy couple will sail for
Australia on the 31st instant.
New York Herald. July IT: John
Flood, alleged to be the brother OF James
Flood, the California millionaire, died OF
consumption on Thursday In q miserable
apartment at No. 201 Greenpoint Avenue.
Green point. The deceased, who was
forty years old, had lived in G%reenpoint
for fifteen years. Ho had been sick for
come time and received. 1t is said. $50 q
month from Mr.. James Flood.