Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-19

sentinel's Reporter.
All taxes must be paid by Nov. 10. And
don't you forget it.
The Grand Jury will meet tomorrow
afternoon at l O'Clock.
The weather was as fine yesterday as il 1t
had been made to order.
For nice crockery 20 to Sadler's. He
received a large lot Of it yesterday.
Emigrants say they can buy tickets at
Ogden, good for passage to Portland, Or,
for $50.
Paddy Ryan, the slugger, is to be in Salt
Lake on the 22d. He will not slug with
the apostles.
There has not been a tenant in the
county's bastile for several days. This is
something Unusual.
The saloon stove now captures the Win
ter liars. When the flies die they are
warmed into life again.
The A. o. U. W., for the year ending
June 80, 1883, paid the heirs Of 970 de-
ceased members 81, $40, 900.
Owen Flannery, stabbed by William
| Slavery in Virginia City Tuesday night,
| died Of his wounds the following morning.
The latest scientific discovery is that
beer was brewed in Egypt 400 years b. G.
Pretzels are not mentioned in this con-
nection.
The Reveille says now is the time for
Austin boys to brush up and go for the
| West Point cadetship. 1t is a prize worth
striving for.
The first skating of the season was in
dulged in last Saturday on Oneida, Crystal
and Blue Lakes and Lake Canyon, Mono
County, Cal.
Chicago last Saturday. consecutive
polygamy" will soon catch up with the
Mormon sort.
Nine months Of this year shows a falling
off of nearly GO, 900 emigrants at Castle
Garden, as compared with the correspond
ing period Of 1882.
A gentleman who recently visited the
| K. X. mine informs us that the body of ore
looks nicely and increases in size as de-
velopment is made.
A. Casanchi, who was shot through the
thigh recently while trying to escape
arrest, has recovered from his wound and
seems to walk as we'll as ever.
A party Of Battle Mountain duck
shooters have anchored their car at
Browns Station on the Humboldt Lake,
and are having any amount Of fun.
The report in circulation here last night,
that Mr.. Read had resigned the Superin-
tendency of the Eureka Con-, is not cor
rect. He says he is too good o Democrat
to resign.
"It's just too sweet for anything" said
q Wall street slim. "What is 2" "Why,
the gum on the new two-cent stamp. l
haven't had to buy my lunch since it came
into use."
The knights Of Pythias will confer both
the Esquire and Knights rank at their
convention to be held this evening at 1880
o'clock. All members are requested to be
on hand promptly.
Notice has been received from Washing
ton that q supply Of the new four-cent
stamps is on the way, and will be received
soon. A delay has been caused on account
of a defect in the stamp first prepared.
The person who picked up q bundle in
off with it will find a notice under New
To-day that will interest him. He had
better deliver the package as directed, or
an officer will be sent out to look him up.
Tribune: DR.. Talmsge wants Phil.
oheIiuau W ooMe " Otah anu cicau out
the Mormons. To which the Chicago
Inter Ocean adds: "'Little Phil may
have to undertake the job some time, and
perhaps sooner than most people expect"
A Baltimore dealer in ladies' hosiery
says: 1.-THE sizes range from eight to ten.
In Baltimore the average is from eight to
eight and a half. In Boston and Chicago
it is from min to nine and q half, and in
New York from eight and 9 half to nine"
No dealer in Eureka would have the cour-
age to give the Measurement in this
locality.