Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-26
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of IN,
SenaineIs Reporter.

scraps from the NOte-boOk of ahe
SeniineI's Reporter.
The Navajo shipped s14, 24O in bullion
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. DAILY and chill
dren, from Newark, are on a visit here.
Winnemucca is to have three DAYS rae
ing, commencing on the 10Th of October.
Persons wishing to purchase two or
three frame buildings will do well to con-
suit our New To-Day"
The California State Board OF Equaliza-
ton has fixed the State tax at As cents.
Just Ell half the Nevada rate.
The Lander. Republicans hold their
primaries next Saturday. Their conyen-
ton will be held Saturday, Oct. 4.
Telegraphic communication between
| Palisade and Eureka was "off" last night.
hence no passenger list was received.
Rev. G. b. Crawford will visit Hamilton
next Monday, and will hold divine service
in st. Luke's Church in the evening.
Beatific Lodge No. I, Knights of Pyth-
las, meets this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
There will be work in the third degree.
J.. A. Blossom has received an order
from G.. W. Greyson to sink an a~rtesian
well on the ranch of Mr.. Hinckley near
Beowawe.
The Storey County Jail is empty again.
Even the minor branches Of the criminal
industry shows a marked decline on the
Comstock.
Afidsvits we're filed last evening by
Baker & Wines, attorneys for the Albion,
on motion for q new trial OF the Albion
Richmond damage suit.
r. p. Fenton, an old resident OF Hum
boldt county, this State, died at Oakland
on the 10Th instant. He was one of the
early settlers at Austin.
Prof. j. E. Gignoux was taken seriously
i'll the other day at Reno, while en- route
to the State University at Elko to start
his class in assaying and mineralogy.
Rev. l. s. Kalloch, ex-Mayor Of San
Francisco, who figured in the assassination
of one of the DeYoung brothers, is con-
Quoting the Butler campaign in California.
Times-Review: There are no Blaine nor
Cleveland hats worn in Tuscarora. The
people Of this place carry their ideas in
side Of their heads, instead OF on top Of
them.
Sheriff s. T. Swift. Of Carson, is a can
didate for the seventh term in the Office
which he now holds. He had one clay
off" when j. Lloyd Hill got the Office for
two years.
Mrs. G. Ii. Clay, wife Of the publisher
Of the Inter-Idaho, at HALEY, Idaho, is
very near deaths door. Lockjaw and
dangerous symptoms Of paralysis are
threatening her life.
A gentleman from below says that the
Democratic parade in San Francisco,
Saturday night, is admitted to have been
the grandest and most enthusiastic polit-
ical demonstration ever seen in that city.
An old farmer was wondering "why in
these days il seems impossible to have an
honest horse race" when a neighbor in
terrupted him with the remark, "thst it's
because we havn't an honest human race"
The Democracy Of White Pine county
have nominated Robert E. Briggs Of Tay-
lor for State Senator. Mr.. Briggs is a
very strong man, and ~eminently worthy of
the honor bestowed. We nave no doubt
Of his election.
Among the nominations made by the
Nevada county, Cal, Democrats last
Saturday were Capt. James Gluyas for
Sheriff, and William Henry Mitchell, Jr.,
for Recorder. They are well known here
and are both good men.
One OF the local chiefs Of the Washoe
Indians says that there is a squaw living
in the outskirts Of Carson City, who is
nearly $50 years old. Her grandson,
when a blushing boy Of 90 years, was one
OF Gen. Fremont's guides when he crossed
the Plains.