Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-12-06
LOCAL JOTS.
scraps from n Notebook Of she
S~eutiners Reporter.


SentineI's Reporter.
Potosi levies a 30-cent assessment.
The Board Of County Commissioners
meets tomorrow
Judge Rives and wife returned from the
Bay yesterday.
Heavy passenger trains both east and
west over the O. P.
Prime mutton retsils at eight cents q
pound In Belmont.
Upwards of 1870 seats for the "Rosedale "
performance were sold yesterday"
Another opium joint was raided yester.
day evening and two white men pulled"
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Baker came In
on yesterdays train from San Francisco.
Senator ]. p. Jones will leave San
Francisco en- route for Washington next
week.
State Superintendent OF Schools Young
IL in Winnemuccs, attending the Teachers
Institute.
The regular divine services will BIO held
to day in the Catholic and Presbyterian
| Churches.
Hon. Thomas Wren, who left some ten
| days ago for Austin and San Francisco,
returned yesterday.
The Reno Journal speaks OF Charley
Wallace as a prominent Nevada pro-
| moter." Very good.
W. II. stoweli and family returned yes.
| terday from Oswego, N. Y, where they
visited q month or six weeks.
Matters in Typo are very quiet at pres
emit. It is hoped, however. that things
| will revive in that once famous camp next
Spring.
The monthly pay-rolls for labor in the
| mines Of Eureka District and ut the two
reduction works in town will aggregate not
over S35 900.
The new Butte City directory contains
1928 M Counting three for each
name, which Is q low estimate, the popu.
lation is 81 1863.
There will be a meeting Of the Italo-
Swiss Society this evening at z o'clock.
Important business will be transacted and
a large attendance is desired.
The fancy dress ball OF the Lyceum
Theater last night was we'll attended by
both sexes. All the ladies present were
in fancy costumes, and at 10 O'Clock the
fun ran high.
Sam Paul, one of the Hamilton county
dads. who lately bought out Jim REILLY,
anne TO Eureka on Friday after u load OF
freight, with which he started on his re-
turn yesterday.
The Manhattan Company at Austin en-
ploys 237 men, 40 follows: Surface men on
days pay, Sc; miners on days pay, 8;
miners on contract, 6; on lease, 43; miners
on tribute, 1913.
Lead has advanced to 81 So. A New
York dispatch OF the Sd instant says:
Three hundred and fifty tons OF Richmond
lead to arrive by sail, March delivery. have
been sold at 81 20.
A grand birthday party will be given at
the Stone Saloon this Sunday evening in
honor of Miss Anna Doyle. who will COM
memorste her 18th birthday. See ad.
under the head OF New To-day"
The Hooks and Knicks will give on New
Years eve their 14th anniversary ball.
| Arrangements are being perfected for q
| most enjoyable time for all who attend.
| The price OF tickets is only So. See their
ad, under the head Of "New To-Day"
Messrs. Morris d Levy have a fine lot OF
| Christmas novelties suitable for presents.
These novelties consist Of silk handker-
chiefs, beautifully embroidered and fanci.
full in designs, elegant v~elvets,
silks aud plushes for suits, laces.
collars, fans and 9 variety Of other articles
and novelties in dresses imported specially
for the holidays.
The Consolidated Cattle Growers Asso-
citation Of the United States has been
organized, with T. Dewitt Smith. OF Chi
eago, as President. aud . Vice President
from each State and Territory. The Vice
President for Nevada Is J.. W. Small. n.
Fl. A. Mason represented Nevada on the
Executive Committee.
The pay-rolls OF the Comstock mines for
the month OF November foot up 1922, 957 so.
Says The Chronicle: The pay.rolls for De-
cember will foot up nearly Sl90. 900, lin
Guiding the mills). This arises from the
fact that a large increase was made in the
force employed in the ore producing mines
the latter part OF November.
Silver State: W%inuemucca Mack, who
went TO McDermit TO inquire into the
the death of Joe Winnemuccs, returned
to W~innemucca last evening. He says
two bucks stole Joe's wife and left him
with q year. old papoose. This was more
than he could bear, so he ended his miser-
les and his life by shooting himself.
A report was circulated on Main street
last night that jenkins, who was recently
acquitted of the killing OF Joe Dean, was
shot near Pine Station. some % miles
northeast Of town. We take no stock In
the rumor. as Mr.. Jenkins. soon after his
acquittal, left the Cortez mountains with
his band Of sheep for q range near Sweet
water, Churchill county.
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