Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-12-08
LOCAL sors.
Scraps from the Notebook of she
sfnePa Reporter.

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SensfneI's Reporter.
An assessment of 25 cents q share wa
levied on Gould and Curry stock last Fri
day.
Several additions have been made to tn.
| talent at the Lyceum, among which 10 Mis-
DeCorase, Miss Hsllock and Lew Book.
A Mother Hubbard ball will be given In
| the Stone Saloon next Saturday evening
All the "boys" and "girls" are invited
Nate Diamond has taken q lease from
| Messrs. Jones brothers of o fine piece oil
mining ground adjoining the Queen mine,
County Commissioner Arlington Il
"under the weather" and was unable to
attend the regular monthly meeting OF the
Board yesterday.
Jim Brown, while doing assessment work
| ON the Metallic mine, Secret Canyon Dis.
| trict, struck a vein Of good quality Of
ore eight inches thick.
At about / o'clock yesterday morning II
became cold, and before dsybreak q heavy
snow squall set in and continued al in
tervals during the day.
At Capron's drug store q large consign-
ment OF De Ravens Dyspepsia Destroyer.
q sure cure for dyspepsia, indigestion and
sick headache. was received yesterday.
County Physician Thomas report for
the month Of November shows that there
were admitted TO the County Hospital dur
ing the month Q patients; total number
there. Z.
Under the head Of "New To-day will
be found the advertisement OF William
Stowell. Parties wishing anything 10 the
drug line or any assayiDg done would do
we'll 10 give him o call.
According to 9 party who returned from
San Francisco ON Saturday last. ex.Con-
gresham Cassidy hopes the business de-
mands of his office will be such as to allow
Of his return to Eureka during the latter
part OF the present week.
Mr.. Wepban's mine ct Cortez is said to
be the subject OF negotiations with
prominent outside buyers. II 10 reported
10 be worth half q million. Several par
ties recently visited and closely inspected
the property in behalf OF the probable
purchasers.
Owing to the recent death Of one OF his
principal official bondsmen. Joseph W.
Dean. County Clerk Andre yesterday sub
mitted to the Board OF County Commits
sioners an additional bond for the required
amount. and the same was by the Board
approved.
To-day being the Feast Of the Immscu-
late Conception and the Patronal Feast OF
the Catholics OF the United States. there
will DO high mars at the Catholic Church
this morning., commanding at 8 O'Clock. A
number OF children will also receive their
frst communion.
The fancy dress ball at the Lyceum
Saturday evening was Q reminder OF very
palmy days. II is said that more money
was made that night by the proprietress
than was ever made on any other similar
occasion In town. A lively business was
certainly done at the bar.
There will be o meeting Of the Grand
Jury next Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
I. was the intention OF Chairman Bartlett
to hold q meeting OF that body to-day. but
was unable to do SO owing to the indisposi-
ton OF Mr.. Mccartney, one OF the mem
bers.
The report OF Jailer Stinson for the
month OF November shows that during the
month he had under his charge 10 wards.
5 Of whom were charged with selling
liquor to Indians. l for petty larceny. Q for
grand larceny. 8 for being drunk, 4 for
opium smoking. for forgery and / In
sane.