Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-17
LOCAL JOTS.
Scraps from tbe Notebook of she
S~ensfneI's Reporter.

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Tho departures on the E. & P. r. r. ar,
now largely in excess Of the arrivals.
DR.. Thonia went over to Elko yesterday
He is expected to return this afternoon.
VIM. Pardy left on Yesterdays White
Pine stage for Taylor on a business trip.
Notwithstanding the dull times, Judge
Harmon's Court does q furnishing bust
ness.
Found-A spanner; probably the prop,
erty Of one Of the fire companies. Call al
this Office.
BILLY" Dougherty left Yesterday for
| Elko, Tuscarora and other towns north
and east.
The mill at Bristol footed it's whistle
| last Monday morning for the first time
In a long while, and resumed operations.
Father Kiley, who left on Tuesday last
| for White Pine and Lincoln counties, is
not expected back for two or three weeks.
The Richmond Company shipped yes
terday through Wells. Fargo & Co.'s ex-
press seven bars of bullion valued at
1851 50.
Henry S~chooley, OF Smiths Valley, has
a watermelon patch, upon which he has
raised 40, 200 of the finest melons ever
seen this year.
Three OF the fair ones OF the Stone
saloon left yesterday for San Francisco.
Certain wives Of the town can feel just
that much easier.
Berg is moving his extensive stock OF
groceries. provisions, fruit, etc., into his
commodious new store q few doors south
Of his old stand.
Wild ducks were sold in town yesterday
for 81 90 a dozen. They are very plenti-
full In the surrounding valleys wherever
there are small lakes OF water.
Henry Williams has leased the salt
works in Diamond Valley to Joseph
Brown, of Eureka, who will run them and
furnish salt to the Eureka market as here
tofore.
Inasmuch az Joe Dean was on the bonds
Of several Of our county officials, they will
soon be required to look up another citi-
zen o! wealth who will serve as surety in
the same amount.
The fruit raised at Currant Greek sur
passes any raised elsewhere on the Pacific
Coast in flavor, and were IL not for the
late Spring frosts the trees would have
been as productive IS any.
Miss Nevada will be married in Paris to
Mr.. Palmer on October ID. The civil
ceremony will take place at the English
Embassy and the religious ceremony In
the Church of the Peres P~assionistes.
The Centennial Guard will give their
tenth annual ball at their armory on Ruby
Hill on the evening of September 80.
Engage your best girl, for the occasion
will prove, as usual, an enjoyable one.
The mechanics and workmen are now
arriving in Bullionville, says the Phoebe
Record, aud during the coming week the
commencement on the new smelling works
will be started. and work will be pushed
ahead till the furnace is completed.
ga Gard" will be found under the
head OF "New To-day" in which it will be
seen that the employees Of the Truckee
Concert Hall desire to give Manager
Provost q complimentary benefit az an ap-
probation of his many kindnesses to them,
no to name the time and place.
Henry SALTY Williams has just re-
turned from his SUNNI it mine ct She'll
bourne. White Pine county, and reports
the same as looking we'll. He brought
with him samples of ore, which he has
had sssayed, and which give $271 80 and
$206 10 per ton. Altogether. the prospects
Of the mine are very fiattering.