Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-17
LOCAL AND OTHER JOrs.
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Yesterdays quotation of silver, 81 OF.
The Board OF County Commissioners
will meet tomorrow.
Religious services, as usual, ct the Pres
byterian and Catholic Churches to-day.
The Eureka Con. assessment of 81 per
| share will be delinquent in the board to-
morrow.
The daily shipments Of ore from the
| Comstock over the V. d 7. railroad aver
age 964 tons.
M. F. Leon has been appointed Recorder
| OF Nye county in place OF Matt Delano.
| lately deceased.
Mrs. J. G.. Fair will take a trip to Eu.
| rope next Spring accompanied by her
daughter Tessie.
The sutro Tunne! Company now receive
about 81 900 per day as royalty from the
Comstock mines.
The attendance last night at the Lyceum
ball was large, and all present appeared to
enjoy themselves.
Valentines are now being received by
those OF our merchants who will deal in
them this season.
The Reno Journal says: "Some one Of q
dozen poor men in this State will be the
next Senator for Nevada"
John Comaita was reported easier last
night and in a fair way to recover. he is
still unconscious, but will eat ct times.
The report Of our late Grand Jury does
not read much like that OF Elko county,
published in another column this morning.
Last week j. A. Blossom shipped one
bar OF gold bullion valued at $4,000, the
proceeds of one weeks run Of his Pitts
burg gold mill at Lewis.
Delinquent taxpayers should bear in
mind that all property on which taxes for
the year 1885 remain unpaid after to-mor-
row will be sold ct public sale in accord
snce with law.
Alva Johnson, an employe OF the Rich
mond reduction works, was attacked yes
terday with a stroke of apoplexy. During
the medical treatment rendered him he
had a fit, but last evening was rational
The New York lead market is strong.
and nearly 1000 o n were sold during the
week ending the 9th instant at AGO cents,
mostly for February delivery. Spot COM
mands 40 cents and foreign 4.80 cents.
The infant child Of Thomas Robinson at
Newark was reported very i'll last night.
DIR. Hagar left in the evening to give what
medical aid be could to the little one, and
Ia not expected back until this afternoon.
One of the new leads recently discovered
in Sacramento District, southeast from
Rye Patch, has been named "Senator
Beck" in honor Of the great Kentucky
champion, while another lead has been
called "Senator Evarts."
Battle Mountain Central Nevadan: VIM.
| Meagher, OF Galena, has at the depot q
rich LOT OF silver ore awaiting shipment to
| Salt Lake. Mr.. Meagher has q fine prop.
erty in the Emily Ann mine, which has
been a bullion producer from the grass
roots down.
The Sunhower Social Club is said to
have made $50 clear Of all expenses from
their mask ball Thursday night. Members
of the organization are 10 favor OF wind
ing up their en- tertainments for the season
with ! grand invitation bali about the 14th
Of next month.
The infaliible Times Review prints this:
The SENTINEL says the Times Review hits
the nail squarely on the head in its recent
remarks concerning politics and certain
politicians in Eureka county. II the SEN
TINEL will notice it will find that this paper
is generally correct in its remarks about
everything.
1t is said that Superintendent Donnelly,
Of the Eureka Con-, will give out during
the coming week q few contracts for
dead " work which he wants done in the
mine. The work Is in q block OF unpros-
pected ground in the upper levels of the
property. 1t may result in another good
development.
To learn how to detect counterfeit paper
| currency ia an incalculable benefit, which
business men generally should not fail to
take advantage OF. The knowledge has
saved many a man from immense Losses.
DR.. johnson, at the Jackson House, will
teach you how to detect q counterfeit note
as readily as brown paper can be distin-
guished from white.