Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-17
LOCAL .yOTs.
scraps from the Notebook % the
Seutinel's Reporter.

SeutineI'a Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, ST O2ss.
A Dramatic Club is being organized OF
| Elko.
Miss Maggie Olsen left yesterday for a
| visit at Palisade.
Ex-senator Stewart has purchased a
house in Carson.
Ex-senator George E. Spencer is back
again to Centorville.
But six weeks more remain in which to
do assessment work on mining claims.
Mrs. W. o. Mills, Jr., left yesterday for
a visit with her sister. Mrs. E. ]. Dean, at
Cortez.
Mrs. Sue Hayes has been appointed Post
mistress at Fair Play, Ruby Valley, Elko
county.
Frank Cutting, who has been at White
Pine looking after his mining interests,
left for San Francisco yesterday.
There IL talk OF starting a debating club
in Carson. The first subject, says the APP
peal, will be, What shall we do With the
town."
George Buchanan has filed in the County
Clerks Office his official bond as Justice of
the Peace for Mineral Hill township, Eu.
reka county.
OF the $40, 600 taxes due the county,
over $50 500 was collected up until 10
O'Clock last night. This is q most excel
lent showing.
The case of f. E~sselbrugge vs.. J. n.
Lander ia on trial in the District Court.
The probabilities are ii will not terminate
until tomorrow.
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races at the Willows Sunday afternoon were
we'll attended. Several hundred dollars
changed hands on the results.
1t is getting cold enough for another
run of weddings. and the spinsters are
all of the opinion that the coming Winter |
is going TO be a very cold one.
II is rumorod in Washington that Sena-
tor Malone will emigrate next Spring |
from Old Virginia. and that he will locate |
permanently in the Red River Valley, Da-
kota.
An assessment Of SO per share has been
levied on the Segregated Belcher, delin- |
quent December 16. When collected 1t
will probably go towards settling the claim
the Sutro Tunnel Company has against the
property. |
A rumor ia current to the effect that
Hon. r. NJ. Daggett has been offered the
position Of ambassador to represent the
Hawaiian Kingdom at Washington, by
King Kalaksua.
John W. Mackay and James L. Flood |
left San Francisco last Saturday for New
Mexico and Texas, to be absent two weeks.
They will probably visit tho Quijotos mines
in Arizona en- route.
Capt. Frank Drake and his daughter, |
Miss Clara. arrived home from England on
Saturday, says the Brockton Mass En-
Of November 2. He il probably
now on the way to Nevada.
At q meeting OF the Ruby Hill Tunnel
an assessment Of one cent per share was
upon the capital stock Of the COM
pany. payable Immediately.
Peter knight, of Willow Creek. received
scrip yesterday from the County Commits
for 50 so, the same being in pay
ment for killing three coyotes and q wild
cat in this county recently.
The weather yesterday evening was foggy
and drizzling, aud partook in no small de-
gree OF that endured about this time OF the
year by the residents Of San Francisco and
the country along the coast close TO the
sea.
Reno Journal: A gentleman from Eu-
reka says that Hon. Thomas Wren is pro-
in his opposition TO the California
opinion that Nevada Republicans must ao-
cept for Senator the man whom San Fran
Disco shall select.
Emma Nevada, with her opera troupe
comprising Is persons, passed Palissde for
San Francisco last Saturday in the special
car Nevada" DR.. Wixom. Emma's
father. accompanied her. He is still in
very feeble health.
II is stated that the late ex-senator
Sharon left instructions to his trustees, by
which $50. 900 is to be donated for tho i'm
provement of the Golden Gate Park in
San Francisco and another $50, 1000 to be
used for charitable purposes.
A few days ago James Sterling, a Gen.
trail Pacific passenger engineer on the run
from Truckee to Wsdsworth, saw four coy
otes chasing a wildcat. The cat climbed q
telegraph pole, while the coyotes sat
around IL in council. Jim could not wait
to see the sequel.