Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-06
LOCAL JOTs.
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SentfneIs Reporter.


: Carson is TO lave q Kindergarten school
Tramps are becoming numerous in
Elko.
The Board Of County Commissioner
meets tomorrow.
Work is progressing rapidly on the new
cells In the County Jail.
Mrs, Joe Winzell came IN yesterday
from the ranch near Pine Station.
The pay-rolls OF the Comstock mines
for the month OF August foot up about
$95, 900.
Professor Willis. 9 school teacher In
Storey county, has been charged with
gambling.
Gen. George b. Mcclellan passed through
Winnemucca last Wednesday on his way to
California.
The usual services will be held to-day at
both the Catholic and Presbyterian
Churches.
The streets presented an unusually
lively appearance yesterday evening. quite
. number of miners and ranchers being in
town.
The total expense Of maintaining the
public schools OF Storey county for the
year ending August 81. 1885, foots up $780,
800 80.
The total number Of children In Storey
| county under the age OF 81 is 1874. OF
them 2.475 are between the ages of sir
and IS.
Deputy County CLERK vanderleith and his
mother arrived home yesterday from
| Denver, COL, where they have been visit.
ing the past month.
The testimonial benefit given ct the
Opera House last night to Miss frankie
Howard was largely attended. and every
thing passed of pleasantly.
The Central Pacific ia making arrange
ments to secure settlers upon railroad
lands north Of Redding in California The
area consists Of SOC. 900 acres.
Mrs. W. Joannes came In yesterday on the
stage from Elko. where she has been visit.
ing her sisters, Mrs. Nilsson and Mrs.
Keyser, the past two weeks.
The weather is becoming some what
pleasant, although several warm days
sandwitched themselves In between the
cool ones during the past week.
A couple Of enterprising Cinnamon are
trying 10 lease the St. Louis restaurant on
Lower Main street with the intention OF
making 1t . two-bit establishment.
The public schools ON Ruby Hill open
tomorrow with the same corps OF teachers
that served last term. Miss b. Frank, one
OF the teachers, came In from California
yesterday.
Wood River has a Senator named Few.
clothes. Elko county, say the Times
Review, has o couple OF them whose ward
robes would entitle them 10 the same
appellation.
Aurora. q camp in the western end OF
the State that has lived several lives and
died as many deaths, Ia again being resuY-
rected. May the new life dawning on her
| prove eternal.
The purchases OF silver by the Mint
Commissions in Washington Oh Tuesday
| for the New Orleans and San Francisco
Minis aggregated 40. 900 ounces, the largest
IN some time.
Journal: Efforts are being made TO In
duce the g. p. r. r. to give Q rate on hay
that will permit Reno to compete with
Livermore for the trade OF Grass Valley
and Nevada City.
P. N. Hansen anne In yesterday from
Freiburg District. In the northwestern
part Of Lincoln county. He reports the
mineral prospects there lsttering. but says
little work 10 being done.
Postmaster Smith has received Q large
printed list Of all the Postofioes ct which
letters may be specially delivered under
the immediate delivery system. which goes
into effect on the LIST Of next month.
Several large loads Of hay and grain az
rived in town yesterday from Mound and
Ruby Valleys. Oats and barley sold for
$40 o ton. and wheat for $45. Hay
ranged from SIT 70 $40. according to quail
ity.
It Is reported that there will be on and
after the first Of October next Q material
reduction in freight rates between San
Francisco. Sacramento and other princi-
pal cities In California TO Eureka over the
@. p. road.
Mr.. W. Levy. Of the firm Of Morris 4
Levy. will 20 to San Francisco tomorrow
to purchase Q Fall and Winter stock of
dry goods, trimmings. notions, etc. The
new goods will probably begin to arrive In
she course Of ten days.
Enterprise: The 3100-lsvel Ia being
actively opened on both ends-from the
Combination shaft and the deep winze.
Good ore developments may be looked for
at any moment. The stations being com
pleted. the main drift 10 being pushed