Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-28
Scraps from b Notebook Of che
S~entineI's Reporter.

Vchh W N~ HoO ACib ohh VIhuCIbCD
for New York City. He will return to the
Coast in August.
The next assessment delinquent in the
board will be the Gould & Curry of 40
cents per share on July q.
The soap-selling fakir, following up
Barrett's circus, made a cleanup of $500
in a few hours on the Comstock.
Father Kiley having arrived home from
White Pine, the regular services will be
held to day in the Catholic Church,
1t is said that Stephen J. Field will hold
Court ct Carson during the coming week.
He is now on his way from Washington.
Mr.. A. Skillman has so far recovered as
to be able to make his appearance on the
street for q short time yesterday morning.
The assignee's sale, to close up the bust
ness Of P. N. Hansen, in insolvency, will
commence tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock.
Last Thursday evening ten carloads of
merino sheep arrived at Winnemucca for
Charles Mcconnell, for his Quin river
ranches.
Frank Rusche brought in eight tons OF
high grade ore from the Carolina mine at
Hamilton to the Richmond furnaces yes
terday.
Grass Valley (Csl.) Tidings: Mrs. VIM.
Zadow (nee Lousie Kohler) and child, of
Eureka, New, is visiting her parents at
this place.
1t is a common sight in Chinatown to see
a Shoshone squaw and q C~hinawoman
play poker over a pot OF four-bits. As a rule,
they stand one another off pretty well.
Misses Efie Phillips and Minnie Chris
TOPPER arrived home on yesterdays train
from Reno. where they have for some
time past been attending Bishop Whita-
ker's school.
A party in from Reno yesterday tells Of
the express train, when about 20 miles
east OF Reno, running into a band of
horses, killing four outright and crippling
quite Q number.
Tickets for the second annual ball of
the Uniform Rank OF the Knights OF Pyth-
las can be had at the Postofioe bookstore
or OF George W. Baker, John W. Lambert
or NJ. D. Foley.
There will be a special meeting Of Bull
morrow evening. Royal. Purple degree
will be conferred.
Miss Lulu Mccartney, who has been
teaching the young idea how to shoot
down at Pine Valley. and her visitor for
several weeks. Miss Maud Pardy, came in
on yesterdays train.
"To the victors belong the spoils,"
said the Republican grocer as he worked
off a dozen bad eggs on a recently sp-
pointed Democratic ~offce-holder.
There is no doubling the fact that
miners in all parts Of the State are
working their properties more on their
Intrinsic merits than heretofore.
Mrs. VIM. Joannes, Miss Nellie O'Brien
and Mrs. Ben Levy are said to be the best
lady roller-skaters in Eureka. They GER
tainly appeared SO last night at the rink.
Fred German is making preparations
for Q big time at the Willows on the
> Fourth. Among the sport OF the day
there will be horse racing, foot racing,
: pigeon shooting and baseball.
al The defendants in the mortgsge-fore-
closure suit of Moses Heller vs.. 0. Dunkel
ct al. were yesterday in the District Court
given until tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
to file an amended and corrected answer.
The case Of the State OF Nevada VS.. j.
! K. Boyes, accused of murder, will come
up in the District Court tomorrow for
; trial. The wife and family Of the defend
ant are now in town, and will be present
: during the trial.
!, Several parties from Beowswe and Sho-
shone Point came in on yesterdays train.
. They are wanted as witnesses in the case
. Of the State OF Nevada vs.. ]. K. Boyes,
q which will come up for trial in the District
Court tomorrow.
:. A Wadsworth correspondent says:
There is some grooming over the long
run from here to Carlin. II keeps the
men away from their families nearly q
week each trip except those who run the
passenger trains. They go out one day
] and return the next.
Reno Journal: Senator Fair responded
to the invitation Of the Fourth OF July
: Committee to be present at Reno on the
Fourth with a check for 500, all OF
! which was very thoughtful and KIND on
I the part OF the Senator. and for which
the committee are under obligations.
R. G. Ware tells the Elko Independent
that he will start from the South FORK OF
, the Humboldt this wJek for Montana with
7. 400 horses. This is the second drove OF
. horses that has left Elko this summer 1or
Montana; the first lot, consisting OF ooo
head, we're driven from Huntington
Valley.
The party who made himself :" too pre-
i, vious with a certain lady near this office
last evening, about half-past 8 o'clock, ID
. warned not to attempt the same again, or
he may find himself in the clutches OF the
lady's husband, who swears he VIII avenge
the second insult without regard to conse-
quences.
Times. Review: Since the Grand Prize
, mill resumed crushing. 1t has been en-
ployed upon chloride ore. recurring no
| roasting. For several days past, however,
the ore extracted has contained a large per-
centage OF manganese, and the roasters
will be called into requisition in a day
: or two.
Albion vs.. Richmond,