Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-25

Scrnps from the Notebook Of the
SentineI's Reporter.

Yesterdays quotation OF silver, 81 02S.
Yesterday was the coolest day Of the
season.
Report has 1t that Capt. Frank Drake is
in Taylor.
Carson has had four and o half inches
Of rain this season.
The indications are favorable for an.
other big snowstorm.
Big dinners will be served ut Godfrey's
and Evans restaurants tomorrow.
County scrip is coming in rapidly, and
Recorder Beard is kept busy drawing
warrants.
R. Sadler and W. J.. Tonkin left yester-
| day by private conveyance for a short visit
to Austin.
SUPERINTENDENT Gilman, of the e. & P.
R. R., returned yesterday from o visit to
the Bay.
Eugene N. Robinson, of the Sweetwater
Mining Company. Hamilton, Is registered
at the Jackson House.
The members of the Grand Jury are re-
auested to meet at the Courthouse on Fri
day next at 10 O'Clock A. M.
The State Board of Examiners was busy
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Nevada Indian War Claims.
Bang vent the front door Of the Court
house again yesterday, and crash went
another large pane OF glass.
For some reason or other our telegraphic
news Ia rather meager this morning.
Guess the lines east are down.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the receipt
OF complimentary tickets to the Sunfower
Clubs ball tomorrow evening.
W. Fl. Stevens, late Meter and Refner
OF the Mint, contemplates erecting smelt-
ing works in this State next Spring.
The Richmond Company will ship this
morning through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
express six bars Of bullion valued at S14.-
430 90.
At Mrs. Clark's bakery, this morning.
may be found the incest kinds Of fresh
baked mince, pumpkin and lemon pies.
Try them.
Everything in connection with the play
OF "Rosedale" goes along smoothly. All
those taking parts do surprisingly we'll at
the rehearsals.
The owner can get a brass key, with q
red ribbon attached TO 1t. by calling at
this Office. The key was picked up on the
street last evening.
At Carson last Thursday Judge Ed. |
wards sentenced 10 one year each in the
Penitentiarv the two Indians who burglar
lied Bells store in that town.
Read the new meat market advertise
ment under the head OF New To-day"
Joe Vapnini. one OF the proprietors, ran o
meat market here in the olden times.
The Austin Reveille says there was a
shower Of worms in that town last Thurs
day. The editor claims he saw them.
Dull times and bad whisky generally go
together.
A County Teachers Institute will be
held in connection with the State Teach
era Institute at Winnemucca. commenc-
ing December 8. A cordial invitation is
extended to all to attend.
County Treasurer Hoadley says the total
delinquent taxes this year is only S908 80.
Considering the depreciation In the values
OF properties and the dull aspect OF mat
tsrs generally, this is @ most excellent
showing.
The following amounts have been paid
into the State Treasury on account OF
taxes: Humboldt, $40, 900; Ormsby, $751;
900: Esmeralds, $500. and Lyon.
$3.50 25. No settlements in full have
been made.
The Silver State ia informed that it ia
the intention of counsel for Willard Wyatt,
sentenced to the State Prison for life, to
appeal the case to the Supreme Court. A
motion for a new trial was denied by the
District Court at W~innemucca.
During the week ending last Saturday
applications for lands asgTegating 600
acres, $50 ct 50 80 and 800 at 81 25, were
filed in the State Land Office. The Office
force 10 busy substituting 6 for 10 per cent
contracts under the new law.
Alec Mckay ia getting the skating rink
in readiness for the young folks who are
looking forward to the sport OF skating.
Unless the present cold snap continues it
is probable the rink will not be opened to
Tho nuhlic until the middla of neyt month.