Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-10
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District Court this morning at II
O'Clock.
Hale & Norcross levies an assessment oil
| 80 cents q share.
The Board of Equalization has ad.
| journed sine die.
A grand dress ball will be given this
| evening at the Stone saloon.
The price Of grain is not as stiff in this
| market as it was a month ago.
Reveille: More Austinites can be seen
| on the streets Of Butte City than in
Austin.
Some Of the ore being shipped down
from the Dunderberg properties is Of very
good grade.
N. 8. Trowbridge has been commissioned
a Notary Public for Nye county. He re-
sides at Typo.
The three cases against Randall will
come on for a hearing in the District
Court Monday.
Mrs. Mike Walsh left yesterday for
Marysville, California, where she will visit
the coming Winter.
The Grand Jury will meet on Tuesday
afternoon next at l O'Clock instead OF Mon
day, as announced in yesterdays issue.
W. N. Granger, Esq, the leader Of tho
Republican party in Nye county, is in
town, aud engaged in the Williams land
case.
It is rumored that another change In
the running time of trains on the O. p.
road will take place on the 18th Of this
month.
Invitations are out for the compliment
tary benefit to be given Manager Provost
at the Truckee Concert Hall this Saturday
evening.
The following notice was yesterday
posted on the door OF Judge Rives' Office:
"No jurors excused except on account Of
Sickness"
The silver scare has abated somewhat.
The New York Herald and n or two
other Eastern papers are bounding away
against the metal, however.
The Democratic County Central Com
mittee meets this evening at Justice Har-
office at 7 O'Clock. A full attend
ance OF members is desired.
The Nevada Live Stock Association is
taking steps toward the investigation
Of the fatal cattle disease now said to be
prevalent within the State.
Mrs. Judge Rives left on yesterday
mornings train for Pslisade, whore she
went to visit her mother, Mrs. DIR. Reece,
who is reported as improving in health.
w. P. Foster and Col. Joe Grandel.
meyer came in from Hamilton on Thursday
White Pine stage and left on yes
terday mornings train over the E. and P.
road.
@. Y. Greek and Chris Malatesta left
yesterday for Winnemuccs, where, to-
gether with Hi Cole, they will afford some
amusement for those whose desires run to
bucking the tiger.
The Elko Independent says: George
Crocker, son Of the railroad magnate. is
looking for q cattle range In Eastern Ne
vada, as he intends TO go into the cattle
business extensively.
Controller Hallock, having taken legal
advice upon the subject, reconsidered his
refusal 10 issue q warrant for the amount
Of Sam Davis judgment for State print
ing, and Samuel now jingles the coin In
his jeans.
Mr.. W. e. Griffin left yesterday for San
Francisco. He expects 10 return in the
course Of a fortnight with Mrs. Griffin,
who is reported as greatly improved in
health. Their daughter. Mrs. Foley, will
return with them.
Hon. Robert Briggs and wife. Of TAy-
lor, arrived in town late Thursday night
and left yesterday morning for Reno,
where Mrs. Briggs may visit for q couple
Of months. Mr.. Briggs is expected to re-
turn in the course of three or four weeks.
They are accompanied by Mrs. F. E.. Yates,
Mrs. Briggs mother.