Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-05
LOCAL JOTS.
Scraps from the Notebook Of th,
SensineI's Reporter.

Sensineps Reporter.
Comstock shares looked up some little
yesterday.
Mr.. W. E. Griffin returned from the
Bay yesterday.
The total number of school children in
Eureka county Is about 700.
The playing of the Truckee band every
| evening adds life TO the town.
A bunch of keys was found yesterday.
The owner can have the same by calling at
this Office.
An advance in the price Of Grand Prize
shares is predicted by some Of our stock
| wiseacres.
The heat of the past few days has COM
| PEELED many OF the ladies to do their shop
ping In the evenings.
The attention of members of the G.. A.
| r. is called to an advertisement under the
head OF +" New To-day"
Joseph Winzell came up yesterday from
| his ranch in Pine Valley, and will remain
q day or two on the Range.
Assossments Of so and 80 cents per share
we're levied by the Peerless and Peer Min
ing Companies at Quijotoa.
MGllB, thTRO ~ W. VIII snip tO-uhJ
eight bars Of bullion from the Richmond
Company, valued at $40. 300 SO.
California green fruit continues to pass
East by the regular express al the rate OF
from three to five cars per day.
The Moses Reservation in Stevens
county, Washington Territory, has been
recently thrown open to settlers.
On the 31st ultimo there were in the
County Hospital IL patients, five Of whom
were admitted during the month.
There ia no Miners Union in Can
delaria, but there IL said to be a move
ment on foot to organize one Immediately.
Some very fine currauts are being
brought from ranches close 10 town.
They are ahead of the California produc-
ton.
Those OF our sheepmen who have not
disposed of their wool expect to get %
and rs cents a pound for their crop
shortly.
The Truckee Company will give another
entertainment at the Opera House Satur-
day evening. An excellent programme is
being arranged for the occasion.
The Truckee continues to do a good
business. The stage entertainment is I'M
usually good this week, and the company
appears to improve with every perform
ance.
The newly-arranged excursion rates
fixed by the Central Pacific railroad from
San Francisco to Lake Bigler is increasing
the number OF visitors to the mountain
resort.
Two miners arrived In town yesterday
from the Comstock. They report times
there very dull, and say Eureka il accred-
tied on the outside with better times than
she Is seeing.
The committee in charge OF the Grant
funeral ceremonies have their arrange-
ments completed. Among other things
there will be a procession. The full pro-
gramme of exercises will appear in to-mor-
rows SENTINEL.
The Sharon case again becomes inter
esting. Judge Terry attacked one Of the
Sharon Counsel with his cane. Then came
some drawn revolyers and the two were
separated. Now, Sarah Althea wants to
kill ex-senator Stewart.
About the only occurrence In town yes
terday to relieve the monotony was the
breaking OF a broncho to the saddle by
Pat Stanton and a jockey. The broncho's
t~stubborness and general meaness and
Pats persistence attracted quite a crowd.
A couple Of our youths. under 81 years
Of age, were up before Judge Harmon yes
terday on the charge OF vagrancy, both
having violated the curfew law, but owing
to the insuficiency OF the complaint, the
cases were postponed until ii o'clock this