The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-08-14
OLD NEWS FROM
FILES. OF sentinel"
As Told In Our Issues Corresponding
To the Present Week I'm August
and From 10 to 40 Years Ago
1872

ron, DuiiWnaChoi anu Hh
Dorado mines. (The Dunderberg was
rated as the third best mine in Eu-
reka district.)
Promenade concert ball given by
the Eureka Turn verein Society was
the most splendid eve in Eastern Ne
vada. Elaborate decorations, superb
music, and ladies elegantly costumed.
The hall was jammed with dancers.
p. Keogan offers a liberal reward
for a missing bay mare mule, blind In
the left eye and having a Spanish
brand on the left hip. The owner let
a mar have the mule to ride to town,
and the animal disappeared from
where 1t was hitched.
l.. N. Dougherty is vigorously push
ing matters connected with the Ruby
Hill Consolidated Mining Company.
Dick Ryland has taken a contract to
erect a comfortable brick Office for
Mr.. Dougherty's company matters,
and things are beginning to look
quite lively Of late on the Mccoy Sur
vey.
The Eureka-Consolidated contin-
ues to turn out an immense quantity
of bullion. Three furnaces are In
successful operation, the fourth will
fire up to-day. and ground is being
broken for another one of SO tons ca
pacity. There are 100000 bushels
of charcoal on hand. Two sets Of
hosting works are in the course Of
erection at the mine.
1880
Wells Fargo & Co. shipped this
morning s4.745.52.
The ruling price for mahogany
wood is $40 a cord.
The Eureka tunnel is in a distance
OF 1410 feet.
A contract has been let to drive
100 feet further in the Maryland tun-
mel.
The Richmond Company on August
10 shipped seven AIRS OF bullion val
ued at s16.509.3S.
Sheriff Kyle sold 10 mules for
s2.776, to satisfy a judgment In the
Ease of H. johnson VS.. J. Fruiters.
Queen Victoria announces that la
dies with nothing but a necklace
above their waists cannot ONT to
her parties.
At noon for the past two days the
thermometer has registered 92 de-
grees In the shade, and the weather
Is a godsend to the manufacturers Of
lager beer.
August 10. Arbeditor Tarlease. a
miner, shot to death William III. Har-
rison. a restaurant waiter, in front OF
Joe Mendes saloon, Cause jealousy,
Five shots were fired by Tarlease.
Harrison was not armed,
The surveyors for the extension Of
the E. & P. Railway over Pinto sum
nit and south. left Eureka Monday
for the scene OF their labors.
The cable at the Richmond mine
yesterday ran off the reel and went to
the bottom Of the shaft. 1t was
brought up In a somewhat damaged
condition.
Our base ball club returned last
night from Battle Mountain. The
boys cleaned out all contestants and
they came home crowned with vic
tory. They knocked the Battle Noun
tain club out of time and hardly left
a grease spot of the Austin nine.
The London Mining Journal OF
July "a gives the following quota
lions for Nevada mining shares:
Richmond s15% @f15B: Ruby Dun
derberg f6A 4f7hj Eherhardt
'f2A 4f2%, The usual telegram
from the Richmond Company states
that the weeks run was $4,000
from 1885 tons Of ore. During the
week the refinery produced dore bars
to the value Of $4,000. The weeks
returns show an increase of rs tons
of ore raised at the Dunderberg mine
and the quality very good.
August 10 Joseph Tognini and r.
Campanna, both engaged In business
together in Eureka. satisfied a grudge
Of many months standing by shoot
Ing at one another On the sidewalk In
front Of Tognini's store. Five shots
exploded as rapid as the firipgs of a
bunch Of fire crackers, Tognipi fell
wounded in the left arm and bleeding
~profusely. One ball entered at the
fieshy part of the arm and came out
near the wrist. Campanna walked
up the street and surrendered him
self. Judge Cromer. finding Tognini's
wound vas not dangerous, admitted
Campanna to bail IN the sum of $1,-
600. The latter had fired four of
the shots,
1890
Wells Fargo shipped $4,000 in
bullion from the Newark mill on
Tuesday.
M. Fl. Joseph has been appointed
to collect statistics OF mines In this
county for the U. s. Census.