Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-23
LOCAL JOTs,
Scraps from b Notebook of che
SensiuePn ReDortar.


Our public schools open two weeks from
tomorrow.
Don't forget the matinee at the Trucke,
this afternoon.
Quite q number Of Ruby Killers were IL
town yesterday.
Chris Malatesta returned yesterday from
Paradise and Spring City.
Harry Rivers is no longer connected
with the Butte Town Talk.
Superintendent Gilman, Of the E. and
P, railroad, il at Lake Tahoe.
The food in Virginia City the other day
sluiced the canyons out TO the bedrock.
Secure q United States patent for your
mine. 1t is the only reliable title you can
obtain.
The State Fair will be held at Reno.
commencing October 10. aud continuing
one week.
The Carson and Colorado road will not
and California.
Judge Sabin has returned from the
north and is stopping at the Palace Hotel,
San Francisco.
John Tore, who has been s%ojourning at
| the Bay for a fortnight or longer, returned
| on yesterdays train.
Read the list OF unclaimed letters In the
Eureka postoffice, published under the
head OF New To-Day"
Harvey Carpenter came in from Phoebe
yesterday morning. He reports times
over that way very quiet.
John Mackay is on his way back TO the
nz.at an arranoa fax an avtana;oo "a he
telegraph lines to San francisco.
Mr.. Skillman returned yesterday from
Virginia City. The Collectors Office will
be transferred to Eureka, September LIST.
The Grand Army boys all over the Union
propose TO subscribe 10 cents apiece and
build Q monument to Grant In Washing.
ton.
Tho weather during the past three days
has been cool and pleasant. Undoubtedly
the backbone Of the heated term has been
broken.
Recent kilograms from different parts
Of Washington Territory report the warm
est weather ever experienced In that
country.
under Lew Doron and during w. W. Ho-
UhAb . akob . u 40 phAu " 10 . RAVHPCAOu1
miner Of Nova Scotia.
B. Berg, the fruit and provision man.
received some very rich specimens OF ore
yesterday from the mine at Mineral Hill
in which he is interested.
Divine services will be held at the Pres
byterian Church this morning and even
ing. The usual services will take place at
the Catholic Church.
Joseph Boos, for many years q resident
OF Eureka, will leave in q few days for his
former home In Germany. He returns
there with the intention OF remaining.
II Is estimated that SIS. ZOO, 900 would
| not cover the grand total Of the amount Of
money expended in the city Of New York
In connection with the death OF General
Grant.
Favorable progress is being made on the
University building at Reno. Fifteen
men are at work on the foundation, and
the cornerstone will be laid about Sep
TENDER 3.
During the past week. says the Reno
Journal. $3.50 acres were applied for
principally grazing lands In the three
northern counties, viz: Elko, Humboldt
and Washoe.
Owing 10 q "corner" on lines In San
Francisco and the exaortionate prices
asked for them, they have become 9 scarce
| article in town. None OF them are wanted
at ruling rates.
J From parties who came over from Ham.
ilton yesterday We learn that Treasurer
I. Lockwood, OF White Pine county, is rapid
ly recovering from his recent serious at
, tack OF erysipelas.
DR.. ]. p. Mookler, q former resident OF
Carson, and now at San Miguel, CAL. shot
Fred Kuntz on the 10th in q drunken
brawl, the shot taking effect in the wrist.
arm and abdomen.
Some very good ore Ia being extracted
BY the miners on Patterson Mountain
over in White Pine county, near Parker's
Station. The ore will. IL is reported, work
up in the hundreds.
. Tit meanest man on record sent through
o Postofice presided over by q woman q
postal card on which wss written: "Daaz
Jack: Here's the details Of that scandal"
And then the rest was In Greek.
Times Review: Lines are scarcer than
twenty-dollar pieces in town. There are
hardly enough for the construction OF soul
toddies, while lemonsdes and punches arr
l~uxuries beyond the reach OF the mos
blosted bondholder.