Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-19
LOCAL JOrS.
Scraps from she Notebook Of shs
Sentinel's Reporter.

Range.
John F. Garrett came up from Califor.
mia yesterday.
An unusually large lot Of fruit came in
on yesterdays train.
Mrs. J. G.. Ford returned yesterday
from q visit to California.
The town was visited yesterday by three
or four rather tough looking tramps.
The Referee, a Salt Lake publication,
has again gone into a bankrupt's grave.
The May Lundy mine, near Bodie, was
recently sold to Eastern parties for
$3.50, 900.
II appears that the Bishop Greek VOL
cano story was the outgrowth OF a fertile
imagination.
Counselor Saunders has gone to Cortez
on legal business.
Judge Belknap has returned to Carson
| from his Summer vacation in California.
FIeeces from q band Of merino bucks in
| Humboldt county weigh between 80 and
40 pounds each.
The heavy shower of rain yesterday
noon wal welcome. IL discounted Mar
ren's s~prinkling cart.
Carson claims to have a dozen OF the
finest wbistlers on the continent. Glen
Berry must be among them.
Mrs. VIM. Joannes, accompanied by her
two children, left yesterday morning for q
brief visit among friends in Elko.
Mrs. WI. Townshend, who has been In
California for q couple Of months for her
health. returned on yesterdays train.
Bill Maxwell, who used to be foreman OF
the Eureka Tunnel here. and Senator
Westerfield have a paying mine in Como.
Hon. G.. F. Meyers, member OF the
last Assembly from Lincoln county, ar
rived by yesterdays train from the west.
Bishop Fowler at the Grant memorial
services in San Francisco spoke of Califor-
MIA as "the golden-haired maiden Of the
setting SUM-"
An electric indicator that discovers
mineral veins and bodies has been intro
duced in Morgan county, Utah, with, 80 ii
ia said. success.
The rivers in this State are all running
lower han usual at this season OF the year.
Notably is this the case with the Walker,
Carson and Truckee.
The returns show that in the whole OF
Spain yesterday there were 1880 new cases
Of cholera and 1,718 deaths. The disease
is spreading in Msrseilles.
Times-Review: That was a good idea to
take the new Minister to China through
the San Francisco Chinatown. It opened
his eyes while he held his nose.
G.. W. Wilson, the United States Rev
enue Agent, went down the Combination
shaft at Virginia the other day to see the
sights at a depth of 5000 feet.
DR.. Williams was yesterday evening
summoned TO Hamilton to render medical
aid to j. Lockwood. Treasurer Of White
Pine county, who is reported i'll.
The wet crushing process at the Blue
Jacket. Elko county, has proven Q com
plete success. The ore works up to 80 per
cent, a great deal higher than by roasting.
The Commissioners OF Washoe county
passed an ordinance compelling all boys
aud girls under the age OF 16 years to be
off the streets OF Reno by s O'Clock in the
evening.
F. Cutting, who Ia largely interested in
the Jennie A and Edgar mines at Hsmil-
ton, came in on yesterdays train from
California, and is stopping at the Jackson
House.
n pretty ItOumanlhD WOmhu III Dali
Francisco claims TO be the wife OF the muir
derer Maxwell. She says that he deserted
her years ago, that she has been following
him ever since, and wants 10 help him.
Louis Bergevin, Q Canadian Frenchman,
broke his leg in q scuffie at Carson the
other day and died the following day from
the effects OF it. He had been drinking
heavily and the shock was too great for
his system.
At last accounts the jury in the case Of
some Italian gardeners at Dayton against
q. O. Stevenson. Of the Rock Point mill,
for alleged flooding of their grounds by
raising the dam. failed to agree, standing
five for plaintiff and seven for defendant.
The question OF miners wages at Candle
laria has not yet been settled. The mine
managers offer So per day. and the men
will not accept less than 81. A few hav-
ing families to support went to work at So,
but the Union compelled them to quit.
About 500 miners have left the camp.