Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-21
LOCAL JOTS.
Scraps from she Notebook OF che
SemtfneT's Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook OF sh,
SentfneT's Reporter.
Carson Is enjoying some good horse
racing this week.
J. r. Wilmington, Of Hamilton, is reg
istered ct the Jackson House.
Justice H. 8. Longley and family cam,
up from Palisade by yesterdays train.
G.. NJ. Stewart, q Sacramento commercia
traveller. came in on yesterdays train.
Charles Buckley. one Of San Francisco
liquor men, 10 registered at the Bureau
Hotel.
Hon. A. G. Cleveland, Mrs. gober,
Briggs and Mrs F. Z. Yates came In yes
terday from Reno.
Dame Rumor has IL that there will be q
wedding at the Presbyterian Church to.
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The Bodie Free Press has Just found out
that ga new paper has been started in Butte
City. Montana, called the Town Talk"
The Richmond Company will ship to.
day through Wellis, Fargo & Co.'s express
six bars OF bullion valued at $14. 600 81.
The faro games at Reno did not make
any money Fair week. The game Of Ross,
Weber d Carroll quit about $4,000 LOSER,
80 10 10 said.
Aurora and Bodie are reported very
dull. oandelaria 10 showing some signs OF
life, and IT ia hoped the new mines near
Walker Lake will help Hawthorne.
The case OF James Rowe ct al. vs. the
Richmond Mining Company is SILL In pro-
gress in the District Court. At 9 O'Clock
last night all the Witnesses were not ex-
amined.
The Sunfiower Social Club will, on Fri.
day evening, October 80, give o bon bon
lars see advertisement under the head of
New To-Day"
A. G. Mckenzie, who was run over by Q
quartz wagon at Bernice about two weeks
ago. died Of his injuries last Tuesday.
His remains were taken to Lovelock and
buried there last Thursday.
The recent gold discoveries near Haw.
thorne have caused Q great demand for
building Accommodations, and Bodie not
having much use for Its buildings is NOV.
ing them across the line.
All the Southern overland roads are pre-
pairing for the Fall and Winter Pacific
Coast excursion season, and low rates OF
fare will be offered from Eastern points,
both for first and third-class passengers.
G. A. Lee. q citizen Of Franktown. died
OF pneumonis at his residence at that
place on T%hursdsy. Deceased was an old
resident OF Washoe and held the Office of
County Commissioner ct the time OF his
death.
Considerable prospecting is being done
on the west side OF Mount Davidson.
Float quartz. carrying free gold. Is found
In many places, and many locations have
been made. Some OF the rock exhibited 10
very good.
The Jumbo" hosting engine has been
removed from the new hosting works over
the Eureka Con. mine. but until q new
stesm engine ia decided upon to take its
place the present foundations will remain
where they are.
Free Press: Saturday night 9 well.known
young man Of Elko, attempted to end his
existence by means Of Q p~enknife. Before
completing the job. however. be thought.
better OF the work and quit-not the world
but hacking at his throat.
Mark N. McCausland. tho recently sp-
pointed cadet from this State to the mill.
tary academy at Oxford, Maryland. had
the misfortune to break his right arm near
the elbow on the 9th instant while enjoy.
ing q friendly wrestle with q companion
on the grounds OF the academy.
In the District Court yesterday the cases
OF Eureka County vs. Baker d Wines and
P. Paroni vs.. John Tore were postponed
TO December /; that OF Eureka County vs..
Il. Ssdler to December 8; Eureka County
va. Baker and Wines to December 4. and
r. Sadler vs. Henry Kind to December s.