Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-27

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NPnttncbH ReDOrteF.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver. so 994 F..
The Chinese population Of the town is
gradually decreasing.
Doc Keen enlivened Main street yester-
day with an auction sale.
Mr.. T. d. Page, OF Fish Greek, is again
visiting the Base Range.
The Knights ball tomorrow evening at
the Opera House will be largely attended.
Luther Clarke's fine.bred bird-dog died
Yesterday. 1t was the most valuable canine
in town.
DAYTON Times: There are two or three
candidates for the position Of State Printer
in Storey.
Mr.. and Mrs. WI. Townshend returned
from a trip through White Pine county
late Tuesday night.
Miss Emma Jeffrey. who has been here
visiting Mrs. VIM. Joannes, will take her
departure tomorrow for the East.
Berg will receive on this afternoons
train from so to 60 boxes OF cherries,
which he will sell at very low prices.
J. L. Keyser. of Elko, better known SIS
"Justice" Keyser, arrived on the Range
on Tuesday. He is the guest Of VIM.
Joannes.
Members OF the Uniform Rank OF the
knights Of Pythias will find an ed vertise-
mont of interest to them under the head
of New To-day"
Mrs. NJ. D. Foley gave a lunch party
yesterday Afternoon to quite a number of
ladies. The occasion was complimentary
to Miss Belle Ennor, her guest.
By men who know what they are talking
about. IL IL said the wet soil in many Of
the valleys OF Eastern Nevada is specially
adapted to the growing Of cranberries.
Il. Sadler, who returned from San Fran.
cisco on Tuesday last, purchased while in
that city a beautiful place on Bernal
Heights, of which he proposes to shortly
make q home for his family.
A. W. Hosson. Assessor of Elko county,
ia over on d business trip. He will en-
deavor to visit the principal mines of the
district before he returns. He is making
HE headquarters with VIM Joannes.
Parties in from several OF the camps Of
White Pine yesterday say the outlook there
ia very good. The Martin White mill at
Ward will start up about June l, and a few
good, steady miners are wanted at Hamil-
ton.
hfs. Nm. HarGV, VINO, tOsetuet WIN
her husband, has for the past four weeks
been visiting in San Francisco, 10 now in
Downieville, CAL. with her two sisters.
She expects to return to Eureka within a
week.
The White Pine stage line is one OF the
best equipped in Eastern Nevada. The
coaches, some OF which are new this sea.
son. are easy and comfortable TO ride in,
and the stock is all frst-class. Townshend
certainly understands the business and the
wants Of travellers.
Sundays Reno Journal; Marshal Cor
bett returned from Austin last night,
where he has been Strengthening up the
affairs OF ex- Postmaster Gibson, who was
short 81 OPS, which sun his bondsmen
made good. Gibson is under bonds to
answer for embezzlement.
Undertaken HUI, who spent considera-
BILE time and coin this Spring repairing
the fence surrounding the Eureka Gene
terry, in order to keep out cattle and hogs.
says that Of late parties entering the inclos'
ure with teams insist upon leaving the gate
way open; in some instances they throw
the gate on the ground and leave it there.
Such negligence and carelessness is mex
cusable,