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

scraps from the Notebook of the
GenttneIs Reporter.

NeNttaket heDOrteF.
P. N. Hansen left for the Bay yesterday
Eighty-eight and 80 degrees in the shad
yesterday.
Empty is the Hotel do stinson, Gay
lords gone.
On the 1st instant there were only min
patients in the County Hospital.
The Richmond Hose Company No. 8 in
dulged in some anvil shooting on tn,
Fourth.
Mrs. E. Godfrey left yesterday for Butte
Montana, where she expects to reside il
the future.
Hon. Thomas Wren is expected homt
from the West on Saturday next. He Ii
In Carson now.
The Hooks and Knicks will hold theil
regular monthly meeting at their hose
house tonight at 8 o'clock.
Stocks were rather weak yesterday. In
the afternoon board Savage sold for So,
| Union for IS cents and Chollar 81 10.
Miss Sallie Dunkel left yesterday for
Wells, where she will visit for several
weeks an old schoolmate, Miss Annie Wise
man.
An unusually large number of vaqueros
were in town on the Fourth, and some OF
them made the town pretty lively at times
| during their stay.
Owing to the dull times in Bellevue.
Idaho, the Chronicle, which has appeared
daily for a long time, will for the present
be published but once a week.
The first bar of bullion ever taken from
the 3O00-foot level of the Comstock lode
was shipped by the Hale and Norcross
folks last Friday. 1t was valued at 50, 712.
Commissioner Cromer leaves tomorrow
with his children for Los Gatos, Cal. He
expectst o return to Eureka shortly, but
will probably leave his little ones there for
a while.
Mr.. s. s. Sears, of the Elko Independ-
ent, IL again confined to bis room by a
partial relapse, induced by more exercise
than his reduced system was capable OF
enduring this hot weather.
Work has been resu med in the header of
the tunnel penetrating the Silver State
property on Prospect Mountain, and the
indications for the tapping Of a favorable
are said to be fiattering.
D. o. Mills. Whitelaw Reid, editor of
the New York Tribune, and s. F. Hill
passed through Carson the other morning.
Reid was gsped at by a crowd who recog-
nized him from Puck's c~aricatures.
The transcripts on appeal in the Albion
Richmond suit Is one of the largest ever
filed in this State, and makes nearly 700
closely written pages. The Carson Appeal
has just finished printing it, doing the
work in less than twenty days.
Inasmuch as the County Jail is now
vacant, the old cells will be torn out dur
ing the coming week, and other arrange
ments made for the reception and placing
in position Of the new cells which are now
being manufactured in Oakland, Cal.
San Francisco Chronicle Of last Wednes-
day: Judge Sabin, who has been holding
court for several weeks in the United
States Circuit and District Courts in the
places of Judges Sawyer and Hoffman.
departed for his home in Nevada yesterday.
The Butte tMontana) Town Talk says
that 10 ia reported that A. Cazaux and Will
lam Shoulderer, two csttlemen well
known in these parts, have been sentenced
in Tombstone, Arizona, to seven and five
years each, respectively, in the Territorial
Prison for stealing cattle.
Elko Independent: The people of the
State are anxious TO know whether the
School law, enacted by the late Legisla-
ture. in reference to the election Of School
Trustees is constitutional or unconstitu-
tional. win Attorney General Davenport
give an opinion before the 1st OF Septem-
Der
The entertainment given at the Opera
House Saturday evening by the Truckee
Concert Hall Company proved more than
was expected of 1t. Every feature Of the
programme was good, and the number
present was much greater than was ex-
pected by even Manager Provost. We be-
lieve such entertainments given occasion
ally in the Opera House would be literally
~patronized.