Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-04
LOCAL JOTS.
Scraps from the Notebook Of n
SentineI's Reporter.

1 SGRHU8 HUH ~
Sentincl's Reporter.
Sheriff Stinson returned yesterday from
Carson.
Mrs. J. l.. Wines returned yesterday
from q visit TO Elko.
J.. II. Lockwood returned yesterday
from a six weeks visit in the East.
Tickets for the operetta Saturday even
ing were meeting with q ready sale yester-
day.
the Eastern press in the warfare wsged
on silver.
J. s. Gregory. q San Francisco CONNER.
cial agent, came In from San Francisco
yesterday.
N. s.. Trowbridge came in from Tybo
yesterday, and will leave for California
| this morning.
The rate OF taxation In Lyon county this
| year is So rs per 500, thirty cents lower
| than last year.
George Buchanan has been appointed as
Justice of the Peace at Mineral Hill, his
bonds being placed at ST 900.
W. W. Bishop, formerly OF Eureka, has
| rendered his resignation as an Assistant
District Attorney OF San Francisco.
The Richmond Company will ship to-day
through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express six
bars OF bullion valued at S13,531 IS.
In proof of what an orderly town Genoa
is the entire emptiness of the Jail ia sufi-
cient. Not a criminal case for the present
term OF court.
Mr.. r. A. Richard, Superintendent OF
the Ruby-Dunderberg properties, passed
Palisade last evening from the West en-
route to Montana.
Several o n OF 500 ore. a great per-
centage of which was gold. was hauled yes
terday from the Phoenix mine to the
Richmond reduction works.
Ex-Congressman Cassidy, who is in the
lower part of California looking after his
business as Bank Commissioner Is ex.
pected to return TO Eureka within q week.
probably next Tuesday.
George Woods. one OF the first con.
ductors OF the O. P. r. R., and for several
years conductor on the psy-car, died in
the Railroad Hospital at Sacramento last
Thursday, aged SO years.
During the week ending last Saturday
there were filed In the State Land Office at
Carson applications for lands ,(p%rincipally
in White Pine county, aggregating H.
754.75 acres at 81 rs per acre.
II the rumored change Of time on the
U. p. takes place IL will necessitate q
change on the Central Pacific, which may
bring the ~west-bound train to Pslissde
about half-past7 O'Clock in the evening.
John W. Mackay, when on his way TO
the Comstock last week, informed the
Carson Tribune that be had no Senatorial
aspirations and would not be In the field
for United States Senator from Nevada.
We understand that the business men OF
the town have mutually agreed TO close
their stores hereafter at s o'clock P. NJ.
This arrangement includes, we believe.
groceries, dry goods, boots and shoes, aud
like business establishments.
A San Francisco mining expert who
has been inspecting the Hawthorne mines
and others along the Carson and Colorado
road, told q Carson Tribune reporter
that he expects to hear OF q tremendous
boom In that section within the next 60
days.
The Board OF County Commissioners
met yesterday afternoon. but transacted
no other business than the passing of q
number of bills. aud making allowances
for several indigents, all of which will be
published with the list allowed at the next
monthly meeting Of the Board.