Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-20
LOCAL AND OTHER JOrs.


Senttnel's Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 81 O2h.
Jack Gilmer came in on yesterdays
train from the East.
Reno has but one faro game. The other
two have given up the ghost.
Geo. W. Baker, Esq, returned yesterday
from q visit to the western part Of the
State.
The weather moderated considerably
yesterday, and by evening was quite re-
spectacle.
Harvey Carpenter has assumed the
duties of his Office as Justice OF the Peace
Of Taylor.
Only one marriage license has been is
sued by County Clerk Andre since the
LIST instant.
| school last Sunday, including teachers and
scholars, was IL.
G.. @. Stevenson has rendered his res
Equation Of the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the
| Kentuck mine, Gold Hill.
The infant daughter Of Tom Robinson,
| Newark, continues quite i'll. The little
one is but nine months old.
The McConkey bond case will come up
for q hearing in the Supreme Court Ut
Carson some time next month.
The Carson Tribune has just entered
upon its 26:h volume. 1t il one Of the
newsiest of our western exchanges.
Col. W. H. Broadhead, q former resi-.
dent Of Austin, Lander county. Is q can
didste for United States Marshal OF
Idaho.
Mrs. J. L. Wines, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. j. D.. Gallagher, arrived
yesterday afternoon from Butte City. Mon
tana.
The funeral services over the remains Of
the late M. Tregoning will take place at
the Presbyterian Church at IL O'Clock.
loon, to-day.
Nevada potatoes sell readily in the
California markets for 81 % per 100 lbs,
while the homo article Is q drug ct 80
cents q hundred.
D%iphtheris, which has been causing sad
havoc in many an erstwhile happy home
10 Salt Lake City, has made its dire and
bsneiul appearance in Ogden.
Wells. Fargo & Co.'s Express Company
has declared a semi-snnusl dividend OF 4
per cent. for the six months ending De-
cember 81, 1885. payable Immediately.
The following from the Virginia Enter
| prise will probably be news to people OF
| this section: "The Monitor mine of Tay-
lor has been sold to English capitalists for
500, 000."
Thomas Robinson. superintendent Of the
Bay State mine, Newark, was in Town last
evening. He says the mine is looking well
and that ne 10 at present employing q force
OF IA miners.
The merchant who sells Chinese goods.
| pretending that they are the product Of
| honest workingmen and women, 10 o cheat
| upon the community and Q secret enemy
to home labor.
John b. Sellers, who was stabbed by
his barkeeper at Candelaria on the 9Th,
died on tho 14th. The Associated Press
| ter took his deposition, in which he
fully %exonerates Brown.
White Pine News: Capt. Frank Drake.
OF Eberhardt, dropped in on us Thursday
morning. The Captain seems to have q
hankering after something in the geo.
graphical region of Taylor.
John Comaita. who was struck twice on
the head one night last week with Q ma.
hogany club in the hands OF an unknown
assailsnt. was reported concious ct times
yesterday. He will probably rcover.
Times-Review: The hustle 10 coming
to the front again more rapidly than ever.
This is all wrong. The hustle ought to
be kept where II belongs. When il m
70 the front 1t Is apt to create talk.
White Pine News: Our ~neighbor. the
Eureka SENTINEL. has entered on its 32d
volume. It still maintains its supremacy
by being second TO no paper in the State.
The News wishes IL continued success.
The quarterly statement of the Auditor
and Treasurer OF White Pine county, pub.
lished in the Taylor News last Saturday,
makes a very good showing OF the finances
of that county. there being sl7,l22 IA in
the several funds.
Z. M. Crane and wife, who left Carlin
by team some three weeks ago. aud who.
il was believed. had lost their way on the
desert west Of Winnemucca aud had prob
ably persisted during the late storms. were
heard from the other day by q friend at
Carlin. They requested their mail for
warded to them at Cinderella. Modoc
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