Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-02
LOCAL JOTs.
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The matrimonial market is weakening
Quite q number Of strangers in town.
A silver strike-hitting a man for foul
bits.
Mr.. s. Redlich returned yesterday from
the Bay.
Hon. W. NJ. Havenor is registered at the
Jackson House.
VIM. Deney. Of Garden Valley, came NJ
on yesterdays train.
John Molitor came in on last evenings
stage from Hamilton.
Mike Fitzgerald came in on yesterdays
train from Deans Ranch.
T. r. Jewell, Postmaster at Palisade,
came in on yesterdays train.
Girls cannot chew gum In the Reno
schools under penalty of expulsion.
Judd Riddle of the Hay Ranch, on the
E. Il P. r. R., was in town yesterday.
G, w, Anderson, ESQ.,, of Belmont, Nye
county, arrived in town last evening.
Hon. M. D. Foley returned yesterday
from q business trip to Salt Lake City.
An assessment Of 40 cents per share was
levied recently by the Potosi Mining Com.
pany.
J F. Myers, q %well-known druggist Of
| Reno. died from an overdose of morphine
last Tuesday.
Washoe county is doing q lively business
in disposing Of gambling licenses on 40
count Of the Fair.
Negotiations for the Pittsburg mine at
| Lewis, will soon be closed for q two-thirds
interest in the property.
ICON" Cutler, formerly q resident OF
Elko county, died at Hermosillo, Sonora,
Mexico, on the 22d ultimo.
The State Board OF Agriculture refuses
| to allow the Nevada rifle team to compete
| for its prizes at the State Fair.
II. G. McTerney. sssayer of the Eureka
Con. reduction works. returned yesterday
from a weeks pleasure trip In Utah.
We are under obligations to Tom jewell
Of Palissde for some nice trout, fresh from
| the Humboldt river. Thanks, Thomas.
The Battle Mountain Central Nevadan
will, until further notice, be published on
Tuesday instead of Saturday, as formerly.
Tuscarora Times. Review: The business
OF the town 10 growing duller and duller
every day, with no immediate prospect Of q
revival.
The sagebrush linnet, Miss Emma Ne.
vsds, was married yesterday in Paris to
DR.. Raymond Palmer, Of Birmingham,
England.
states that A. L. Fitzgerald, Esq, who
| went to California recently for his health,
ia improving rapidly.
The new postal delivery system at our
Postoffice did not do much business yes
terday. Our people have not caught on
the new racket yet.
Billy Sampson has rented Bishops
saloon building on the corner of Main
aud Batemsn streets, and will open out
there next Saturday evening.
Hon. r. M. Dsggett was announced TO
! deliver q free lecture last evening to the
Comstockers on "The Past and Present
Of the Hawaiian Archipelago"
Eastern exchange: There are very large
inquiries in the market for steel rails for
next years delivery. They come chiefly
from the West and Northwest.
A washoe squaw had both legs cut off
by the VI T. accommodation, at Lake
View, last Monday. She was taken TO Car.
son for treatment, but IL was believed che
would not live long.
W. Levy, Of the dry goods firm Of Nor
ris Il Levy, returned yesterday from San
Francisco, where he purchased an extern.
sive stock Of goods, and many novelties in
the way Of ladies' wear.
Wsshoe county has q curiosity In the
person OF Patrick Heating, who appeared
before the Board Of Equalization and
| aaEn4 - ha-a r. -xI-.ks0- - L.o 100
raised from 1915 TO $3.50.
The fine OF F. Bagot for transacting an
insurance business without license,
amounting TO $78 rs, was promptly paid
by Mr.. Bagot. and he Immediately ceased
soliciting for any more business.
The Central Nevadan says that people
are leaving Austin daily for new fields,
and the camp presents Q dull appearance,
which it is to be hoped, will soon be dis
PEELED BY q return OF lively times.
Messrs. Bishop and Carpenter appeared
before the Board Of Equalization yesterday
3 and disowned q certain stone quarry In
Sierra Canyon that Ia assessed for 5000,
and asked that the same be stricken from
the rolls.
:, A meeting Of the members OF the Demo.
cratic County Central Committee Is called
for Saturday evening. October 10, at Judge
Hsrmon's Office, for the purpose OF attend
ing to some unfinished business OF the
committee.
The Carson Index says Attorney General
Davenport has rendered an opinion to the
effect that ii ia legal for Boards Of School
, Trustees to refuse to persons over eighteen
years OF age the privilege of attending pub
> lie schools.
Elko Independent Of Tuesday: JOSEPH
} Hankins and his wife, of Ruby Valley
with two of their grandchildren, left here
} by the train this morning for San Buena'
ventura. where they propose TO make theil
, future home and educate The children.
Was IL pessy larceny
/ John Weldon, who was yesterday morn