Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-24
LOCAL JOTs.
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sentinePs Reporter.

Yesterdays quotation OF silver, ST OPS
The wind roared and whistled again las
night.
Hon. M. D. Foley aud wife left yester
day for San Francisco.
Col. W. O. Mills left yesterday for Cor,
tez. where his wife is visiting her sister
Mrs. Dean.
Another progressive euchre party in town
is talked Of, and every one is anxious fol-
an invitation.
Get your tickets for the Thanksgiving
ball. A string band Of four pieces will fur
nish the music.
A.. G. Cleveland. of Spring Valley, has
| gone East to attend the meeting Of the Ma
tional Cattle Association at st. Louis.
The Anglo Nevada Assurance Corpora
| ton, with a capital OF 50, 000, 900. will be
ready to write policies OF the LIST of De-
cember.
The testimony In the Esselbrugge-Lan-
der case, decided Saturday evening in the
District Court, covered about $50 pages Of
legal cap.
The new cells in the Jail at Hamilton are
now In place. and the evil.doers who get
incarcerated therein stand a slim show of
escaping.
Judge Rives went down to the Bay yes
terdsy, there to join Mrs. Rives. They will
both probably return to Eureka a week
from to-day.
Hon. Thomas Wren left yesterday for
San Francisco on legal business. He is
not expected to return before the 9Th Of
next month.
The depth OF Tsylor's social circles has
been agitated this week by an elopement in
high life. No %coachman business either.
SO says the News.
Have You procured a turkey for Thanks
giving2 II SO, get Mrs. CLARK, OF the
Home Bakery. to roast 1t for you. Con.
noiseurs say she is an expert.
The furnaces at Jasper and S%prucemont
are running out some fine bullion, and
parties from there say that 1t will pay
handsomely. II 1t does, look out for . boom
there next Spring.
Miss frankie Howard is now sole pro-
prietress OF the Lyceum Theater, Miss
Irene Orsmun having Withdrawn from the
establishment. See dissolution notice
under head of "New To-day"
According to the San Francisco papers,
the chances are that B. j. Shay, who was
shot by tx K" Brown some five weeks
ago, will die. Browns friends in Eureka
are very much interested in his case.
Amos Chase, OF Cherry Greek. il is said,
has purchased from the State the land on
which is located the Warm Springs near
that town. 1t has been claimed and rented
by the San Jose Mining Company for
years.
DR.. Schneider has on exhibition at Ca.
pron's drug store q very large assortments
OF Christman cards of the latest style,
beautiful China cups and saucers, etc, but
the best part OF his holiday goods, he says,
is yet to arrive.
Edward Lee Carrten, of Palisade, who
for some time past acted strangely and i'm
agiped that everyone wanted TO kill him.
was the other day adjudged insane and
yesterday was taken to the Reno Asylum
by Sheriff Stinson.
A Cherry Greek correspondent OF the
White Pine News says: Sometime this
week the Ti-Cup mill will be started up on
Mary Ann ore, and they expect to have q
run Of about two months. They are now
taking out lots OF fine ore.
Good advice for young men to observe:
II you have great talents. industry will i'm
prove them; il moderate abilities, industry
will supply their deficiencies. Nothing is
denied to well-directed labor; nothing is
ever to be obtained without it.
D. R. Humphreys, a merchant and stock
raiser at Belmont. Nye county. was yester-
day. in the United States District Court at
Carson, convicted and sentenced to six
months imprisonment and 81 900 fine, for
Illicit distilling at the above mentioned
place.
Parties having wild lands in connection
with their ranches would do well to try che
experiment. of sowing certain kinds OF
grass seed. so that it would become well
rooted during the wet season. Many cat
tlemen in Colorado have experimental In
this way with much greater success than
was anticipated. Certain grasses when
rooted even in an arid country grow for
ever.