Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-13
LOCAL JOTS,
Scraps from the Notebook Of she
S~entiuePs Reporter.

Granger T. d. Page, of Fish Creek, wa,
in town yesterday.
District Court in Phoebe will probably
adjourn next Monday.
Hon. R. M. Beatty is suffering from q
severely sprained ankle.
Counselor Rand regained his health Al
the Bay and ia back in Elko.
The train down to Palisade yesterday
| had almost Q full complement Of passen-
gers.
Assessor Wallace and his wife went
| down to Palisade yesterday on o few DAYS
| visit.
The Central Pacific has reduced first.
| class fare from San Francisco to New York
to 500.
Lindsay, the Reno marble cutter, who
| spent some days recently in Eureka, has
gone home.
z. M. Baum, Palisade, has our grateful
thanks for trout. Baum's q bangor. Here's
TO you.
Editor Sears, of the Elko Independent,
who vent below q few weeks ago for his
health, is improving.
Zottman's swimming pond ia we'll
stocked with German carp. They grow
finely In Nevada waters.
The annual Nevada Conference of the
Methodist Church meets at Bishop Greek
on the 2sth OF this mon tn.
The water for the hydraulic mines al
Osceola is getting scarce. The mines will
pay IL the water holds out.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brooks left yesterday
TO- ehatr h0ua in OAKLAND na1 nhn~v
may visit for q few days in Reno.
Hon. W. E. +. Deal, OF Virginia City,
vent down to San Francisco to attend the
funeral OF the late b. @. Whitman.
Nevada's August spell of showers has
passed this season without q waterspout in
any direction, so far as heard from.
For some reason unknown TO US, but
little telegraphic news came yesterday
from either California or the East.
H. T. Hoadley, County Treasurer. left
yesterday on a hunting trip. and expects
to be absent from town several days.
P. H. Cannon took out a load Of general
merchandise from Cherry Greek for Jasper
last Saturday, where he will open q store.
The cholera Is increasing In Spain.
Fears are seriously entertained that 1t will
reach this country during the next so days.
Superior Judge Clough, OF San Fran
cisco, recently confined at the Stockton
Insane Asylum, Is reported to be recover
ing.
Archie G.. Turner, q former w~ell-known
resident OF Eureka, was lately appointed
Justice OF the Peace at Belleyille, Esmer-
aida county.
Chris Mslatests and Hi Cole have gone
over TO Spring City, in Humboldt county,
to try their luck. They take along the
royal bengal.
The Lincoln county Grand Jury found
q bill against Gus DeKay for the murder
Of Gus Albright. The trial was set for
hearing last Monday.
A. Skillman left for Virginia City yes
terday 20 assume control Of the Office OF
Internal Revenue Collector for the District
composed Of Nevada and Utah.
Willow Greek being minus q parson or
Justice Of the Peace, writes Q correspond.
ent, marriage is out Of the question Of
present, or You would hear something pop.
Mrs. Belva Lockwood says ii twas a
Washington woman who said TO her pastor
that the consciousness OF being well
dressed gave her more consolation than
religion"
Many OF the ladies OF the town are evil
IDENTIFY interested in the working Of bullion
in the Richmond ~Company's refinery.
Parties OF them are to be seen there nearly
every evening.
An Eastern paper dominates Senator A.
P. German, Of Maryland, as the mex
Democratic candidate for the Presidency
German managed the last campaign ad'
mirsbly on 1910, 900 only.
Mining matters at Hamilton are said BY
parties Just in from there 10 be looking
very cheerful. The ore yield Of the SAT
ford mine exceeds the capacity Of the com
pany's mill, which ia now in successful
operation.
Miss Hattie Parker. OF Carlin. after
successful examination before the BOARD
OF School Examiners, was yesterday
granted 8 second grade certificate. Tit
papers OF Paul Douthett. who was also ar
applicant, have not been examined yet
but from what can be learned he also will
be granted q certificate.