Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-05

Mrs. Thomas Wethered was taken quite
i'll yesterday afternoon.
Bob Lindsey is a candidate for District
Attorney of Washoe.
Judge Sabin opened the U. s. District
Court in Carson yesterday.
Frank NJ. Fellows of Winnemucca is in
as a delegate to the Convention.
j. D. Page, delegate to the State Con-
vention from Typo, came in yesterday.
Hon. George Ernst and his little son.
George, were among the arrivals Sunday.
j. W. Richardson is in town as a dele
gate to the State Convention from Reno.
Madame Loryea has returned from the
Bay and will resume her business very
soon.
J. D. Ernst, a delegate to the State
Convention from Nye County, came in
yesterday.
r. NJ. Beatty, Esq, returned Sunday
night from a professional visit to San
Francisco.
The arrivals from Churchill County last
night were Hon. Lem. Allen and Hon. j.
NJ. Sanford.
L. A. Willard, from Cornucopia, is here
as q delegate to the State Convention from
Elko County.
Capt. Matt. Csnavan has been in town
since sunday night, bracing up his Guber-
material fight.
N. A. Smart and William Wyld arrived
last night from Carson, az delegates to the
State Convention.
Col. NJ. n. Stone is here as q candidate
for Supreme Judge, without any opposition
20 far rs heard from.
Hon. o. X. Stamply comes among us
from Carson as a delegate to the Demo-
cratic State Convention.
Mackay and Fair are said to be busy on
Pine street just now. and to have no
thought of Nevada politics.
Hon. J. T. Williams and wife Of Nye
County arrived yesterday and will remain
| until after the State Convention.
j. W. Richards is among the Democratic
arrivals last night, and may stand in for
Secretary Of State. He is from Churchill.
Walter Chase, one of the war horses of
the Democratic party, came in from Elko
last night as a delegate to the State Con-
2ention.
8. H.. Day, prominently mentioned as
| candidate for Surveyor General on the
| Democratic ticket, was among the arrivals
last night.
Mrs. Rawlins, who has been on a visit
here for Il month or so with Mrs. A.
Andre, left for her home at Ogden this
morning.
j. p. Dunno, Storey County's hand
some Assessor, and Capt. Caravans
chest friend" came in with tho Chief Sun
day night.
Col. j. B. Moore of Elko is on hand for
t1a r,,, puntinn ,utkh n nov lIoI m GOO
the Colonel looking 80 we'll. Democracy
becomes him.
Lieutenant Governor Adams, with the
smoke of recent primary battles about
him, came in last night, to be present at
the Convention.
Bohert Briggs and Sol. Hip. delegates
! to the State Convention from White Pine,
were among the arrivals yesterday by pri-
vate conveyance.
A. G. May, whom everybody knows as
"Charley," arrived last night as represen-
tative of the Esmeralda Democracy in the
State Convention.
Hon. M. 8. Bonnifeld, Robert Slade
and George L. Hills have come in to the
| State Convention. Mr.. Bonnifeld is a
candidate for District Judge Of Elko and
Humboldt Counties.
The arrivals from Elko last night are:
Mai. J.. II. Dennis, J. w. Dorsey, j.. b.
Gallagher and P. Hardesty and wife. MI.
Hardesty is one of the wealthiest cattle
men of Eastern Nevada. Mr.. Dorsey is a
candidate fer District Attorney OF Elko
County. Mr.. Gallagher is the son-in-law
Of J. L. Wines. Esq. Major Dennis every
body knows. These gentlemen, with the
exception Of Mr.. Gallagher, are delegates
to the State Convention, direct or by