Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-23
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs.
Scraps from the Nofe-b"ok Ot the
sentfueI's Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation OF silver, 50 81

SeutineI's Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, so 99ls
District Attorney Treece, OF White Pint
county, il on the Base Range.
Found-A bunch OF keys. Owner car
obtain same by calling a. this office.
Several private parties contemplate pic.
nicipg at the Italian ranches to-day.
]. L. Wines and w. e. Griffin returned
on last nights White Pine stage from
Phoebe.
James Singleton, after a six months
visit East, returned to the Base Range
yesterday,
W. P. Shaw, formerly Superintendent
| OF the Jackson mine, has returned TO San
Francisco from New York City.
No services at the Catholic Church to-
| day, Father Kiley being absent from town
Usual services at the Presbyterian Church.
Hon. Thomas Robinson returned yea.
terday from Paradise, where he went to
look at tho Paradise Valley concentrating
works.
Messrs. Morris Il Levy received yester-
day a fine line Of body brussels, Roxbury
brussels. tapestry brussels, also three-ply
carpets.
A daily train OF lis cars is now required
10 transport Comstock ore over the V. and
t. railroad to the stamp mills on the Car
son river.
The lead market in New York is quiet,
prices ranging from 81 80 to 81 So. The
foreign article can be laid down there at
the latter price.
Advices from Belleville, Nevada, state
that owing to scarcity Of water the mills
Of the Holmes Company are running on
half time only.
The mines Of Reveille, Nye county, con-
time to produce ore OF a high grade, some
Of which is shipped to Eureka for educ
ton. The ore taken from the ella mine
will be worked at the company's mill.
Assessor Wallace returned yesterday
from Virginia City, where he attended the
meeting OF the Republican State Central
Committee and represented most OF the
members OF Eastern Nevada by proxies
Since the recent decision OF the State
Supreme Court on the constitntionality OF
the Judiciary Act, attorneys in town are
inquiring Of one another how they will
after January l next entitle court papers.
The Grand Prize shipped last Wednes
day morning five bars OF bullion valued a.
81, 200. The cleanup was made on Mon
day and the mill closed down for the pres
ent. Prospecting work in the mine con-
tinues.
Judging from the numerous improve
ments OF a substantial character thst are
being made in connection with homes IN
town, it is evident many of our people
have concluded that Eureka is q pretty
good town TO tie to.
superintendent McOurdy, OF the Par
adiso mine and mill, says: The Golden
Gate concentrator has been running sew
eral days, giving varied results, but 1t
may. when properly adjusted to this class
Of ores, prove satisfactory.
Belmont Courier: Work has been re-
sumed 10 the mines of Bell District. The
ore deposits in them are OF vast extent,
and with reduction works close by they
would prove valuable, but the most oil the
ore is not Of a high enough grade to snip
Journal: Round trip tickets from Reno
around Lake Tahoe are now on sale
at the office here for Sc, which ia very
reasonable. The route is from Reno to
Truckee by the @. p, stage to the lake,
around the lake by steamer, down 10 Car
son by stage, and back to Reno by the V.
and II.
After January / next one OF the three
District Judges elected this Fall are re-
quired by the Judiciary Act to reside at
Carson or Virginia. another at Keno or
Elko, and the third at Eureka or Austin.
The place OF residence OF each Is to De
determined by them by lot, unless they
can otherwise agree.
Times-Review; The fact that Snperin-
tendent Garrard, OF tho Mint, has been ap.
pointed to superintend the construction OF
the new Government building at Carson
does not indicate favorably for the imme-
date reopening Of tho coin factory. he
receives no salary for his new duty, which
would hardly have been imposed upon
him, il active service was TO be required
at the Mint.