Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-20
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SentineI's Reporter.
Democratic primaries to-day.
Travel on the G. p. railroad il increas-
ing.
The indications are for lively primaries
to-day.
The night services at the Presbyterian
Church will be at 7:l5 o'clock.
There we're LOOP voters registered in
Virginia City up to 2 o'clock Monday af-
noon last.
Remember that there will be two per-
formances Of the Reconsideration and
evening.
We are requested to state that the Dem
ocrats can get along without any Republic
can votes at their primaries to-day.
1t appears there will be no Nevada State
Fair this year. Reno does not want it and
Carson is making no efforts for it.
There will be a called convoeation of
st. Johns Chapter this evening at 1880
O'Clock, for work in the R. A. NJ. degree.
Carson Tribune: Quite a number of
rooms have already been engaged at the
Ormsby House for the legislative session.
Mrs. Margaret Canavan, widow of the
intO NhdbtlltW ShLhEdu, HAS Dtcu appointed
administrative of her deceased husbands
estate.
Hon. W. d. @. Gibson, the recently APP
pointed Indian Agent, expects to take
charge of affairs about the 1st Of next
month.
The numerous friends OF little Maud
Riyes will be pleased to learn that she re-
turned home last night, and will reside
here permanently.
George @. Thaxter, OF Carson, the
champion shot of the Pacific Coast, has
received the appointment on the staff Of
Major General Forman.
San Francisco Exchange: We would
rather be killed by 10 or Is years of beer
drinking than be carried off by one fell
swoop Of cucumber collie.
Justice Stephen j. Field, OF the United
States Supreme Court, will preside at the
Circuit Court in Carson in October, dur
ing the absence of Judge Sabin.
The Republican campaign gathering on
Ruby Hill Tuesday night was tolerably
numerous, but we have not heard that any
startling enthusiasm was developed.
Mrs. Leventhal will open the st. Louis
Restaurant on Sunday morning, and will
be pleased to see all her old patrons. She
will keep a frst-class house as usual.
Those politicians who want primary
tickets printed at this Office, if there be
any such, should bring in their orders
early in order to be sure TO have them
filled.
Our Jewish merchants closed their
places OF business last evening at sunset
for the observance OF their New Year, and
the same will remain closed until sun
down tonight.
A bachelor, upon reading that 1.-TWO
lovers will Sit up all night, with one chair
in the room, !" said it can't be done unless
one Of them sat on the floor. Such ignor-
ance is painful.
The Los Angeles Times ~nnounces that
| Tom Fitch will leave for New England in
a few days to take the stump for Blaine
and Logan. Ii does not state where he
intends making his permanent resi-
dence."
Supt. Yerington. of the V. Il T. rail-
road, appeared before the Washoe County
Board OF Equalization, at Reno, Monday,
and asked to have the roads assessment
reduced from $4,000 to $4,000 or 50, 200
per mile.
1t is said that the church people of Car
son will make a desperate effort to have
the next Legislature repeal a law licensing
gambling. This effort will be as success
full as ths biennial endeayor to give the
| elective franchise to women.
Carson Tribune: George G. Thaxter Is
| going East. During his visit it is not at
all impossible that he may make up a
match with the Creedmore team OF New
York and the Nevada team at the 200 and
500 yard distances.