Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-16
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sentineI's Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation otsilver, 0.9s.
Registration will close on Wednesday
next.
But few candidates on Main street yes.
terday.
Looks as though we would have another
storm coon.
Bank Commissioner Cassidy Ia in the
western part OF the State.
Karsky is fully prepared TO accommodate
| those who have hats bet on results OF the
coming election.
Alexander Beatty, nominee on the Ian.
| der county Republican ticket for the As
sembly, is in town. .
A regular convocation OF st. Johns
Chapter, No. 5. R. A. NJ, will be held this
evening at 7 o'clock.
Quite q number OF prominent Democrats
accompanied Hon. j. II. Macmillan to
Ruby Hill last evening.
All those who attended the ball at the
Pinto House on Thursday evening speak
in the highest terms Of the occasion.
W. s. Byrne, for many years Cashier OF
the Carson Mint, will succeed Samuel G.
STOW as Cashier Of the San Francisco
Postofice.
Hiram Johnson left on yesterdays train
for Salt Lake City, TO look after business
interests there. He expects TO be absent q
week or ten days.
r Hon. J. H. Macmillan, Democratic
nominee for Congress, returned here yes.
terday afternoon by private conveyance
from his trip south.
Parties In from Taylor speak very
highly Of the address on the political is
OF the day there the other evening by
Hon. J. H. Macmillan.
The people demand economy 10 the
Federal Administration. and also in
municipal affairs. Politicians can no
longer fatten on the public purse with i'm
punity.
The Democrats Of Humboldt county, in
conven ton assembled at Winnemucca last
Monday. passed q resolution ~favoring
4" Home Rule for Ireland and Home Rule
for Nevada" Correct
Mining stocks generally are quoted at
very low figures. In many instances the
personal properties OF companies are as
sessed for more than the aggregate values
to the stocks.
The Richmond Company shipped yes.
terday through Wells, Fargo d Co.'s ex-
press six bars of bullion valued at $13,. |
708 "a; passing bullion from the south:
Two bars valued at 81 500.
No deposits will be received at the Car
son Mint until an Assayer, Meter and
Reiner are appointed end qualify. II is
probable the Mint will be open for bust.
ness by the lat OF November.
A sign OF the times, which always &C.
companies periods Of prosperity in this
country, is showing itself in the immigra-
ton movement. In August SO, 366 for
eigners landed on our shores, against
26, 234 In August, 1885.
II is the intention OF the Southern Pa
cifc Company TO extend their road up the
Klamath river, and will ultimately con-
meet with the Oregon Railroad and Navi-
CATION Company's line near the northern
boundary OF California.
The Carson Appeal criticizes harshly
the daubs exhibited at the State Fair as
works OF art, and believes that 1t is a mis-.
take to offer a lot Of premiums for such
exhibits and crazy quilts. Better give
them to Nevada butter and Nevada pre-
eerves." The SENTINEL coneurs.
It will be seen by ad advertisement that
several Republican State nominees will
hold meetings as follows: At the Opera
House. Eureka. on Wednesday evening,
October 20, 1886, and at Miners Union
Hall. Ruby Hill, on Thursday evening, |
October 81. A general invitation is ex-
tended to the public to attend both meet
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