Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-09
LOCAL 30 tn.
Scraps from Ia Notebook al th'
ScutineTs Reporter.

scraps from she Notebook Ot th'
scutinel's Reporter.
Many were complaining Of colds yester
day.
No District Court until tomorrow at II
O'Clock.
The State Fair at Reno commences mex
Monday.
Savage stock has another 5O-cent assess
ment on it.
Chris Malatesta came in yesterday from
Wipnenncca.
It made several efforts to rain yesterday
but did not succeed.
October il here and Nature will soon put
on her holiday attire.
Beatifc Lodge No. 7, K. Of P, meets
| this evening at 7 o'clock.
Attorney Wines came in on yesterdays
| train from the western part OF the State.
The last shipment OF treasure from the
| Carson Mint East will probably be made
to-day.
W. E, Griffin, Charles A. Mckenzie and
James Singleton returned yesterday from
Phoebe.
The State Fair Directors have made a
rule to exclude from the Fair all products
OF convict labor.
The Grand Jury are requested to meet
in their usual apartments @ Monday
afternoon at l O'Clock.
Ex-Attorney General Kittrell is said to
be troubled with erysipelas in the face, at
his home in Modesto, Cal.
Charley Greek has changed his mind.
and Is not going East to reside, as he had in
tended to do. He will remain here.
Applications were filed at the State Land
Office last week for 1.120 acres at ST. %
per acre. aud $50 at So so per acre.
It Is believed by many that the new
moon OF night before last was responsible
for the sudden change in the weather yes
terday morning.
The silver question still attracts much
attention in Eastern newspapers, and we
have thus far seen no advocate OF the pro-
posed Warner bill.
In a private letter received in town yes
terday, A.. l.. Fitzgerald, Esq. says that
he continues to improve in health. He 10
in Shasta county, Gal.
Hon. VIM. Stewart will deliver the an
nual address before the Agricultural
Society at the Pavilion, Thursday even
ing, October Is, 1885.
Work has been actively resumed In the
Belcher mines. A force of upwards OF $50
miners are at work there now.
The Interior Department has been in
formed that Governor Swineford has ar
rived at Sitka, Alaska, and has entered
upon the discharge of his duties.
Judge Sabin left Carson Tuesday for
San Francisco, where he will take the
place OF Judge Sawyer on the United
States Court bench, while the latter Visits
Oregon.
Carson Tribune OF Tuesday: The argu.
ment in the Laughton- Library case Ia pro-
crossing In the Supreme Court; the mat
ter of default was set aside yesterday and
the main issue is now the question.
Carson Appeal: Several mining men
are examining the well-boring machine
imported to this State by Mclaughlin Il
Hawkins. They think it would be just
the business to prospect for lodges. as il
would be q great saving Of time and labor
and Its cheapness is q great recommends
ton.
Alules-HeNi0W OI Iuesuay. LIS UIhuu
Prize stamps were hung up at noon yes
terdsy. and the cleanup Of the mill will
be completed this evening. The present
force will be continued in the mine until
otherwise ordered by the management at
San Francisco.
The V. Il T. express which left Virginia
last Sunday evening ran into q band OF
cattle about six miles from Reno, killing
seven head. dersiling the locomotive and
entire train and tearing up the track for
several rods without injuring or severely
jolsing the passengers or employees.
The reduction OF the assessment Of
Daniel Meyer and the Albion Con. Mining
Company on s 900 tons OF lead from $780,
600 to 81 900. and the reduction OF the
assessment of Daniel Meyer on 1000 tons
of lead from S64, 900 to $500 will decrease
the net tax income to the county about
$40, 900.