Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-27
LOCAL JOrs.
Scraps from the Notebook Os the
Sentlneps Reporter,

S~entlDers Reporter.
Regular services at the Presbyterian
Church to-day.
A telegram awaits W. A. Wheeler at thu
Western Union Office.
The sunny side Of Main street yesterday
was the more comfortable.
Wages have been reduced in the mines
ct Garfield, Esmerslda county.
Mrs. GeorgeJ. Reek and child returned
yesterday from a visit to San francisco.
Silver is advancing in price. The latest
quotation at hand is 81 O3h. Lead con.
tinues firm at 81 rs.
Mrs. DIR. Reece was reported not so we'll
| yesterday. II she is well enough she will
| start for San Francisco tomorrow.
Mrs. G.. Childs, of California, who Is
| visiting her parents in town-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hsgar-is reported quite Ill.
Virginia City had a $500 blaze Tuesday
| night, and on the following morning
Silver City suffered q loss OF 81, 900 In the
same way.
II is probable that jenkins case will be
submitted to q Grand Jury that is vet to
be appointed without giving him q pre-
iiminsry hearing.
Times-Review OF the 29d: A draft Of
miners was made at the Grand Prize yes
terday, and the working force reduced 70
some eight or ten men. y
The Carson Index says that ex-State
Senator Farrell, of Austin, is being talked
OF as q candidate for Congress next year
on the Republican ticket.
The Nevada State Fair promises TO be
the most successful ever held in Nevada.
Something should be done to have the art
work OF the ladies Of Eureka represented.
The Carson Appeal learns that in An
telope Valley cattle are dying very rapidly
from q new disease, the symptoms Of
which are said to be iden tical with pleuro-
pneumonia.
The O. P. agent at Winnemuccs an
nounces that he will sell tickets to Reno
and return by trains arriving at Reno on
October 10 TO II. inclusive, for SIT, the
tickets TO be void after October 10.
The case OF the State Of Nevada vs.. F.
Bagot was again tried by jury in Justice
Harmon's court yesterday afternoon, and
the defendant was found guilty as charged.
He Is to appear tomorrow for sentence.
Seven printers are kept steadily at work
on the Compiled Laws Of Nevada in the
State Printing Office at Carson. The
work ia about half finished and is ex-
pected to be fully completed In about two
months.
Eastern people smile over the following,
which is going the rounds back there: A
Nevada hunter spent three months look
ing for a grizzly boar, and the mans rsla-
tiyes have spent three months looking for
him. They think he must have found the
bear.
The Martin White assessment Of as
cents per share became delinquent In tho
Board Tuesday. This company has re-
Gently made radical changes In its man
agement, and q more economical and
profitable administration Of affairs is OK
pected.
The Supreme Court convened Thursday
morning for the purpose Of hearing the
arguments In the Lsughton Library and
School Trustee cases, but owing 20 the abb
sence OF Col. A. @. Ellis both cases were
continued for the term aud tho Court ad-
journed Till yesterday.
The now school biographies are TO be In
readiness for issuance TO the Nevada pub
lilo by January next. and will be the latest
and most authentic concerning the Pacific
States aud Territories. A careful Stats
tioisn. writer and geographer is review
ing the text in the most thorough man
| ner.