Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-17
LOCAL JOTS.
Scraps from u Notebook of the
SeutineI's Reporter.

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Seusinel's Reporter.
: Stocks looked a little stronger yesterday
The weather is indicative of a snow
squall.
We learn Of several cases of pneumonii
. In town.
The second volume Of Mr.. Blaine's bool
will be published in November.
The days are getting very short and the
nights co~rrespondingly long.
:; J. r. Kendall, N. Bush and E. Grant,
of Hamilton, are visiting on the Range.
The Chinese INDUCED in frecrackers
again yesterday. More good news we sup.
pose.
Some splendid trout now comes in on
every train from the Truckee and Hum
boldt.
President Cleveland yesterday appointed
F. Meyer Tulick. Of Arizona, to be Gov.
ernor of that Territory.
Carson Free Lance: Eureka is the only
| town In Nevada that is able to support
concert halls with beer jerkers.
The rattle for Mrs. Schiller's piano will
| take place this evening at Z o'clock at G..
Conti's saloon, North Main street. :
The Board OF Commissioners Of Elko
county have let a contract for building a
So. 1000 bridge over the Humboldt at
Carlih.
The attendance of the State Fair in Reno
has been better than was expected by even
the most sanguine Of the promoters Of the
enterprise.
The Gaze OF James Rowe ct oil. vs. the
Richmond Mining Company OF Nevada
will come on for q hearing in the District
Court to-day.
The Bee claims that Mary Anderson,
the talented actress, was born in Sacra-
mento. and went to Louisville when only q
few years Of age.
1t ia understood that the death sentence
passed on Lonis Riel, OF the Halfbreed
rebellion In Canada, will be committed to
lifelong servitude.
Butte Town Talk: Mrs. Samuel Prisk.
a celebrated singer, lately arrived from
Austin. New, will participate at the benefit
at the Pavilion tonight.
W. L. Randle will appear in the District
Court this morning at 10 o'clock for SEN
tence. The second charge against him for
horse stealing will come on for q hearing
to-day.
Charles A.. Mckenzie, Assistant Superin-
tendent OF the Eureka Con-, left yesterday |
for San Francisco. The annual meeting
OF the company will be held there next
Monday.
Geo. W.. Baker, Esq, accompanied by
his wife and Mrs. Judge Rives. left on
yesterdays train for Palisade, to visit Mrs. |
DIR. Reece previous to her departure for
San Francisco, where she goes for medical
aid.
A religious paper says that the older a
variety actress grows, the higher she kicks. |
Good gracionsl How did O religious ed |
itor ever learn this fact? We presume
like the good old deacon he probably con-
cluded to go one eye on 1t.
At the Richmond reduction works yes
terdsy los tons Of ore from the Silver
Conner mine on Prospect Mountain were
sampled. This will net the owners of the
mine over 81 800. Another $1,000 divi-
dend can be looked for shortly.
According to %the Carson Tribune.
announced himself as q candidate on the
Republican ticket for Secretary OF State.
George said he wanted il and would have
it If il took all his ~ fortune to secure
the position"
A meeting OF the stockholders Of the |
Ward Mining Company will be held in
San Francisco November Q for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration the
dissolution OF the company, such
proceedings being deemed necessary by
the Directors and Trustees Of said COM
pauy. |