Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-21
LOCAL AND OruCn sOrs.
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Yesterdays quotation Of silver. so S44 +.
Paul Jost was yesterday admitted so
citizenship.
Mr.. s.. wenban and Mrs. J. Dean re-
turned to Cortez yesterday.
The population OF Treasure Hill, White
Pine county. has dwindled to 20.
At 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
thermometer registered 90 in the shade.
President Cleveland, wife and party will
leave the Adirondacks to-day for Wash
ington.
Mrs.J. Crowley returned 10 Pslisade
yesterday after apleasant visit OF a fort
night with friends in Eureka
Bullion that passed. through Wells,
Fargo b Co.'s express here yesterday from
the south: Two bars valued at S2,292 55.
In Hamilton the whole force at work in
the Edgar mine has been discharged. and
that in the Stafford has been reduced to
six men.
Lazzaro Ghiggeri received from County
CLERK Andre yesterday the fret papers Of
his intention TO become q citizen OF the
United States.
The hrst ore bought for tho new smelt-
ing works al Reno came from the north
end OF Pyramid Lake, Cottonwood Dis
trict, last Saturday.
Atthe meeting OF the Board Of County
Commissioners yesterday 1t was ordered
that 81 900 be transferred from the Gen.
eral fund to the Salary fund.
Miss Minnie Christopher is expected
back from California either on this even
ine's or Thursdays train. She will bring
with her a choice stock OF millinery.
There is a fatal disease prevailingamong
horses at Big Meadows, not far from Bodie.
One man lost 10 animals last week. The
malady is a strange one and very con-
tagious.
G. f. johnson, an old resident of Lin
coin county, was found dead in 3 chair
last Tuesday. He was Q Mexican war vet
eran and had been a prominent man in
local politics.
In the District Court yesterday tho pro-
posed statement OF motion for @ new trial
in the case of Comaits VS.. Kyle was argued
and settled, and the Clerk was ordered to
engross the same forthwith.
Among those who appeared before the
Board of Equalization yesterday to ask
for q reduction of the assessed valuations
OF their properties were Thomas Trainer
and the owners OF the Eureka Opera House.
The Treasurer of the Southern Pacific
Company has given instructions to all
agents OF the various roads CONTROLLED by
that company, to receive the trade dollar
at the value OF rs cents, the Mexican dollar
at 10 cents, the half dollar at IS cents and
the quarter ct is cents. 49,
John Mcclellan a ranch laborer aged
60 years. was killed at Reno on Sunday
evening by the Virginia and Trnciee ex.
press train while switching. He was q
scotch Canadian. and leaves q wife aud
two daughters: IL is said he was stagger-
Ing drunk at the time.
Quite a number Of delegates from this,
White Pine and Lincoln counties to the
| State Convention at Carson left for the
front on yesterdays Il. and P. train, One
or two "promoters" accompanied them.
The balance Of tho delegation from Eureka
will leave on to.morrow's train.
Persons over 10 years OF age. born 10
| foreign countries and coming to the United
| States, should bear in mind that they
| must declare their intention to become o
| citizen Mt least two years before they can
obtain their fnal papers. Many should
declare their attention at once 80 that they
can vote OF the next Presidential election.
For the accommodation of the delegates
TO the Republican State Convention at Car
son, the regular train for Palisade on
| Wednesday next will leave Eureka at A
| O'Clock A. M, instead Of at 10 O'Clock, and
will connect with the west bound O. p.
train. The mail by this train will close at
the Postofice at 8 O'Clock on Tuesday
evening.
Sick headache cured by I'D D Dat
0spron's.