Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-21

session yesterday, Dut transacted no Du6l-
ness Of any importance.
The family Of Judge Rising, of Virginia
City, have gone to Lake Bigler. His
daughter is reported seriously ill.
There were never in any country love-
lier moonlight nights than We jewellers in
the mountains are now enjoying.
The Tribune says the rumor is revived
that a Democratic paper with John Dennis
as editor, is to be started in Carson.
The Virginia Chronicle says Mrs. ALI
Chartz, who has been seriously i'll, has
gone to San Francisco for treatment.
Tuscarora is without a Justice OF the
Peace. Judge A. b. Weller, who occupied
the local bench, has been appointed Post.
master.
California knocked a,Federal persimmon
yesterday. A new Shipping Commissioners
for the Port Of San Francisco was ap-
pointed.
We infer from the Town Talk that the
theatrical business Of the variety order is
booming in Butte. Bald heads, don't all
start at once.
By the way, what effect will the great
London sensation rave upon the Women's
Rights question, the Mormon a~bomination
or the Sharon easel
Surveyor General Powning last week re-
ceived seven applications for surveys OF
mining claims, indicating that prospecting
is still alive in Nevada.
Mrs. W. E. Griffin was able 20 take q
short drive yesterday. When sufficiently
recovered to stand the fatigue OF the jour
ney she will go to California.
President Cleveland's Administration is
standing up better on the Mormon ques-
ton than any other administration from
Lincoln TO Arthur. That's business.
John Powers, about fifty years old,
working in q prospecting tunnel just above
Devils Gate, Silver City, Monday evening,
had both eyes blown out by the premature
discharge OF q blast.
Billy Sampson on Sunday received q
telegram from Warden Bell OF the Peni.
tertiary. asking him to come down and
; accept q position on the force. Billy left
by yesterdays train.
Judge George NJ. Sabin, OF the United
States District Court, contemplates a trip
{ TO Alaska during his vacation. He has
not fully determined about the matter,
4 but thinks he will be off by August /.
A private dispatch from Phoebe informs
us that Mercer Of this paper continued
right on to Panaca. II the sisters don't
look a little OUT he will be playing
himself off az a Mormon missionary.
n The Carson Tribue has turned q new
. volume. The Tribune is always edited
with industry. The SENTINEL has a warm
a side for all of its Nevada contemporaries,
Q and would rejoice to see them all prosper
! The Land Department under the new
order OF things requires an abstract OF
title in the case Of mineral entry up to
o and including the date OF entry. This is
q to cover possible conveyances pending the
= period Of publication.
The final homestead proof OF Thomas g.
Porch, who made homestead entry OF the
northeast one.fourth OF section 20, IN
township 30, north range. % east, In
: Huntington Valley, July 10, 1878, has
been received at the Land Office.
j.. Near Denver, Wednesday afternoon, IL
out Of a herd of IS horses in q pasture
were killed by lightning. The hailstorm
had driven the horses against a barb wire
fence, which conducted the lightning
Q through the herd with the above result.
Q Tuscarors Times Review: Harry Cannar
2 returned here @ few days ago from Oeui
o d'Alene. He is not favorably Impressed
/ with the outlook in that section, and pre-
fers to take his chances here. Sam HILL
n house, who left here in company with him
Is at Eagle Rock with his family.
u Benjamin Sanders. Esq, returned yes
terday from a visit TO Newark Valley
whittier he went on legal business con
nected with the Wemple estate. Tit
counselor reports the farmers OF TIT
70 valley all busy haying, which crop Is bet
Ia ter than usual this season.
/. There was quite an exodus from RUBY
= Hill Yesterday for the outside world. w
! noted a wagon load Of trunks going to thu
depot. Some OF these people go to Sal
y Lake. while Others will take a look a
!. Montana and Idaho. The population o
y this district seems to be steadily declining
Ex-senator J. T. Williams, of Ho
Creek. Nye county, is in town. He come
mn on business in the United States Lam
IOHce. and will remain several days
Glad TO soc him in the full possession o
his old-time courage and hope for tn
y fnture growth and greatness OF Nye count,
|. and the adjacent regions.
Mr.. All Sin, a meek and subdued looh
ing Monaghan, was yesterday marched b!
tbe Sheriff into the presence OF Judg
a Harmon on q charge Of opium smoking
His Honor promptly assessed him $50
which Mr.. Sin as promptly pungled an
took his departure for the hallowed pre-
cincts of Chinatown.
: What does the Indian need ?" asks
ralieious exchange. We saw a squad
ali ages, sexes and conditions playing In
dian poker in front Of the engine hous
Yesterday which we thought might b
a greatly benefited by a goodly supply G
soan-soft soap, laundry soap, kitche
y soap, any kind Of soap. and plenty Of Il
Yes, brother. soap is what they need.
Ask for simmond's Nabob Whisky.
. is the best In the world.
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