Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-16
LOCAL JOTS.
Scraps from tue Notebook of sh<
GentineTs Reporter,

The new postal card will soon mako its
appearance.
Regular services will be held to-day at
the Catholic Church.
The August moon fulls on the 25th, at
Is minutes after midnight.
Assessor Wallace and wife came in on
Yesterdays train from Palisade.
Supt. Rickard, Of the Ruby and Dunder-
berg Company. came in on yesterdays
train.
The Wild Deer mine shipped 81, 900 in
bulllon last week. This is Jack McGrath's
mine.
Messrs. Campbell and Capron talk Of
going to California next Wednesday for a
month or two.
Lander county has disposed Of it's bonds
at 95 per cent OF their face value. The
bonds draw interest at the rate OF six per
cent per annum.
In tho Superior Court OF Alameda
county Martin White has begun suit for a
large amount against the Martin White
Mining Company.
Barley is advancing. A load In from
Ruby Valley yesterday morning was COB
| gled up for $40 q ton.
Mrs, Thomas Robinson and children and
| John DAILY were among the passengers
yesterday from the west.
Tin is advancing in price after having
been, like lead and copper, way down to
| bedrock for q long time.
Parties just in from Ogden aud Salt
| Lake report times qoieter there than they
| have been for fifteen years.
A. M. Ward, q wealthy stock-raiser of
Washoe county, was married in Cheyenne
to Miss Clara Stanley OF that place on
July 81.
There is considerable excitement at Eu-
reka, Cal, about mines on South Fork,
Trinity. Men are going there from all
directions.
Virginia City has a crack rifle shot by
the name of Harper. He plugged nine
consecutive bulls-eyes at 200 yards the
other day.
There are eighty-fve tents. five cottages.
besides nearly fifty campers in wagons and
under the trees at Laguna, Los Angeles
county, Cal.
The trial OF AL Philips charged with
murder commenced at Sierraville yester-
day. Philips lived in Carson several years
ago. He is a sporting man.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Fulton, Of the Reno
Gazette, recently lost their 2-year-old son,
Chester. We tender them sincerest con-
dolence in their sad affection.
Some one got too much tangle-foot
aboard yesterday and undertook to sleep
il off ON the Opera House step. Officer
Pearce objected, and pulled him in.
Some prominent people who used to
| live here are said 10 be having serious
family troubles in their California home.
A case Of nesthiding, as II. W. b. would
say.
Supt. Robinson, OF the Bay State mine
at Newark, was 10 town yesterday. He re-
| ports times quiet in his neighborhood.
but says the mining properties are looking
we'll.
James II. Stephens, since dissolving the
saloon partnership between himself and
Tommy Dale, has become a resident Of
Ruby Hill with the intention OF becoming
a miner.
DR.. Williams and Don McNicol left yes.
tsrday evening for Ford's ranch, some 26
miles from town. The Doctors services
we're wanted for q little three-year-old
? child named Mitchell.
Inc assignee 4 sale I'D tne mAtter Va sho
, estate OF P. N. Hansen, an insolvent, which
4 was to have taken place tomorrow, has
been postponed until the 2lst day OF Sep
: tember at the same hour and place.
Nothing has yet been heard or seen OF
: John Hansen, who left the County Hos
pital about the LIST instant, having with
I him a borrowed razor. 1t is more b
probable that he has committed suicide
Clay's Wood River paper has this men
r ton of an old Eurekan: Nick Millich de-
i. parted to-day for Bayhorse, Houston and
Era. Mrs. Millich will remain in Bellevue
until Nick inds q suitable place to locate
The trial of DeKay for the killing Of
Albright, in P~shranagat Valley. Lincoln
county, last December, resulted las
Wednesday in the jury bringing in a
verdict Of justifiable homicide, after being
: out eighteen hours.
{ Mrs. Eliza J. Williams, OF Lovelock,
widow of the late w. s. Williams, who was
4 killed at the latter place in tho latter par
of June. received So, 600 last week from
a the A. o. U. W., OF which order her hus'
band was a member.
The announcement that Maxwell, thu
murderer OF Preller, would go East ovel
the Central Pacific road was made pur
: posely to prevent the public from annoy
ing the trainmen. He was taken Eas
, over the southern route.