Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-18
LOCAL JOTS.


Indians are eelllnB quail hbpL U uOzeu IN
Hawthorne.
Berg yesterday received the frat lot of
turkeys this season.
Justice E. F. Walsh, Of Cortez, came In
on yesterdays train.
On the first day OF the State Fair at
Reno the receipts were 1889.
Ripe wild Strawberries are growing In
Sierra Valley, says the Reno Gazette.
washoe has shipped $40, 900 to Elko
county to pay the University donation"
Regular services will be held to-day In
the Catholic and Presbyterian Churches.
There are ten faro games In Butte
City, sg~gregating q capital OF over $780,
900.
The Reno Journal OF Thursday says
there is talk Of continuing the Fair an
| other week.
The mine recently discovered by Bradley
| near Hawthorne is said to be yielding
81, 900 a day.
The list Of unclaimed letters in the Eu-
| reka Postofice are published under the
head OF New To-Day"
Robert Duff, OF Cortez, has filed in the
County Recorders Office a claim to the
waters OF Willow Greek for ranching pur-
poses.
B. F. Grosser, a carpenter at work on a
building at Lovelock's station. fell from q
scaffold on Monday and broke his leg in
two places.
Main street yesterday evening, as Is
usual on Saturday evenings, presented
quite a lively appearance, many visitors
being In town.
Times Review: Tho subject OF last Sun
days sermon at Truckee was. Comfort
ing the Wicked" Send that preacher
right along to Elko.
Mrs. Schiller's $500 piano, ratified last
evening at Conti's saloon, was won by Ben
Regli. he throwing 46.
Ex-senator Sharon has been i'll ct the
Palace Hotel in San Francisco during the
past few days, but his condition was re-
ported as improved yesterday.
A close estimate of the total losses by
the recent Crocker fire In San Francisco
place them at SITS, 900, the most costly
fire San Francisco has experienced for 20
years.
Thomas Robinson, OF Newark, has
decided to A. Buzzetti and j. LAM, IN con-
sideration Of 81 900, the Sulphur Spring
ranch, 20 miles north Of Town in Diamond
Valley.
M. NJ. Ley publishes q list Of prices
asked at his establishment for groceries, |
provisions, etc., that are surprisingly
low. See his ad. under the head of New |
To-Day"
Marietta continues to send out large lots
OF bullion. The camp is n OF the best
and most prosperous in the State. and
makes quite q figure on the list Of Esme-
ralda's resources.
According TO tho Bulletin. there Is con-
siderable interest being manifested in
the recent gold "inds" In Hawthorne
District. Quite o number OF miners are
rushing in there.
A sufficient sum to roof In the new State
Printing Office building, now in course of
construction at Carson, has been SUBJ
scribed by citizens and the work will be |
immediately proceeded with.
Thomas J. Read, formerly Superintend. |
emit OF tho Eureka Con. Company, arrived
In town on yesterdays train from Califor-
mia. He will probably leave on to-morrow's
White Pine stage for Hamilton, where he
has business.
The case OF James Rowe et al. vs the
Richmond Mining Company OF Nevada,
that was 10 have come on for q hearing in
the District Court yesterday, was con-
tinued until tomorrow. to take pre-
cedence Of any other civil cases set for
that date.
The Grand Jury In session at Winnie
mucca found two indictments for murder
last Wednesday-one against M. D. Stew
art, for killing Louis Fontaine, of Reno,
at Spring City. and the other against John
Hendrickson. for shooting W. I. Williams,
ct Lovelock.
San Francisco, as compared with other
cities. Is a healthy place, but as compared
with the rest Of California ii is not. Dur
ing September there were 7S0 deaths in
the State. and San Francisco, with less
than a third Of The population, contributed
53h per cent Of this total.
Senator P. N. Marker. who arrived from
Lovelock Monday evening. informs q Reno
Gazette reporter that rs cars of grain,
nearly all wheat, we're shipped TO Califor-
mia last week from the above place. Mr..
M. thinks the big meadows Of the Hum
boldt cannot be beaten In the world for
| aarna1u and alfalfa