Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-14
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SeRsineI's Reporter.
The usual religious services will be held
in all our churches to-day.
William Ioannes and children returned
last night from California.
Mrs. T. d. Page and Mrs. D. Pollard
came in last night from Elko.
i Tom Trainer is mentioned az q candidate
On the Republican ticket for Sheriff.
The Ruby Hill Miners Union will give
a grand ball on the 10th Of next month.
II. Sadler is talked of as a candidate for
the Off CO Of State Senator ON the Demo
cratic ticket.
Z. r. CARRIER, Esq, returned last night
from Carson, where he has been on pro-
fessional business.
The lessons of the Eureka Star mine,
New York Canyon, made a shipment Of
good ore yesterday.
1t is reported that the Centennial Guard
are considering the proposition to remove
their Armory to Eureka.
The coinage Of the Carson Mint during
August was as follows: Gold, SIP, 600;
silver, 500, 900. Total, S2l2. 900.
Old "Ginger Blue" called an "Ameri-
can Chinaman" by the Carson Tribune,
turned up his toes in that city a day or SC
ago..
Farmer Hawke and Doc Bergman have
quit the milk business on Ruby Hill aud
will soon start in ranching in Antelope
Valley.
A party Of gentlemen, comprised of DR..
Owen, f. G. Robbins, Luther Clark and
William Pardy, leave to-day for a few
days hunt in Newark Valley.
A great deal Of work is being done by
the Central Pacific Railroad on the snow
sheds up in the mountains. The company
is getting ready for a rough Winter.
Otto GREENWOOD, our sagebrush Jules
Verne, a very sprightly writer, is now
editing the Carson Tribune, whose editor
is i'll and has gone below for his health.
Hon. Charles Sumner, member of Con.
gress from California, has travelled ex-
tensively in the East since Congress ad.
journed, and he says the prevailing opinion
Is that Cleveland will be elected beyond
doubt.
Hubert H. Bancroft, the historian of the
Pacific States, is now in Salt Lake City,
having removed there with his family. in
tending TO stay long enough to collect full
data for his volume on Utah.
DR.. G%iuseppina Catani has passed a
brilliant EXAMINATION in medicine at the
University Of Bologna, and goes upon
record las the first woman in Italy" 80
runs the account, "to become a brother OF
Hippocrates."
In yesterdays SENTINEL there was a
beautifully brief description Of 3 hanging
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peculiar features" This is a very in
genious way OF leaving the "dull thud" to
the Imagination.
The Chinese in New York are beginning
TO learn American habits. In their dis
trict the saloon keepers now get up card'
in Chinese, which read: American cock
tails for the morning, A merican sours fol
noon, and American punches for night"
The trade is brisk.
"And silence, like q poultice, comes
to heal the blows Of sound" does no
apply to the windiness OF our Republi
can friends in the matter of the Maine
election. 1t would read better turned
about thus-wise: The blows Of poultic'
crowd the heels Of silence still.
An English girl of Concordia, IA year
of age, has fallen heir TO S.. 000, 900 by the
death of a wealthy aunt i'll England. She
is the daughter Of a poor farmer, and since
the news Of her good fortune has received
a draft for S14, GOO to enable her to get &c
acknowledgements Times.
Alligators' teeth are now used for but
tons, bracelets. earrings and bangles
They take a high polish and very durable
This is not surprising to those who CONS
from the country Of the alligator, where
every other fellow had a shining whistle
made OF the things tusks to call his
hounds with.