Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-10
LOCAL JOTS.
scraps from thc Notebook Of the
SentfneIs Reporter.

Sentfnel's Reporter.
No moro District Court in Hamilton I'M.
til December IA.
Snow fell to q depth Of q foot and q hall
in Ruby Valley last week.
A few men have been started TO work on
days pay at the Bowman mine.
TAYLOR ia without q local judicial officer.
Ex-Justice Robertson has gone to Patter-
son.
George Tsssell returned last Saturday
from q visit to the Bay. The trip seems
to nave greatly improved his natural good
looks.
John 8. Capron lie expected home this
afternoon from an extended visit in Cali
fornis.
Considerable gambling has been going
on In town for the past week or ten days.
Where all the coin came from is o mystery
to many.
The Nineteenth Pennsylvania District
| elects q Democratic Congressman TO fill o
vacancy caused by the death Of Q Republi-
can member.
A new blacksmith shop has been built
at the Ruby Hill Tunnel. II is OF lumber
and sheet iron.
Those taking part in "Rosedale" are
said to DO making c~ommendable progress.
The play will probably be given during
the first part OF next month.
A special meeting OF Mob Hill Hose
Company will be held at Justice Harmon's
Office this evening at z O'Clock.
Persons owing State and county taxes
should bear in mind that next Monday is
the last day for paying them. After that
date ten per cent will be added.
The expenses per capita for maintaining
patients ct the Asylum for the Insane at
Reno last month was SO 81 or just one.
half OF the cost at Stockton q few years ago.
The Supreme Court yesterday affirmed
the order Of Judge Rives granting q new
trial in the case Of the Albion Mining
Company vs. the Richmond Consolidated
Mining Company.
Charley Reynolds, who met with quite
an accident at Taylor last Friday, while
turning 0 somersault, will return here In
q few days in as good condition % he was
before the accident occurred.
During the two weeks previous to the
recent snowstorm wild geese are said to
have been very plentiful In Ruby Valley.
They we're even more plentiful than wild
ducks were there two months ago.
Abe Laird has leased the southern por-
ton Of the Colorado mine, and Herbert
Davis the balance. Both men are first |
class miners, aud 1t being a good property
they will doubtless make IL pay we'll.
The Jury in the case OF Martin White vs. |
Annis Merrill, the ~well.known suit for q
breach Of contract involving some $780,.
900. on trial In San Francisco, last Sa.ur-
day returned o verdict In favor OF the de-
PENDANT.
Commissioner Carpenter, OF Humboldt.
O'Neal, OF Paradise, who will feed il on the |
ranch. Mr.. O'Neal will drive q flock Of
$500 wethers from Paradise TO Big Mead.
ows to eat the hay.
At the monthly meeting OF the Rich
mond Hose Company No. 8, held last
evening, the following new members were
elected: George Manson, Thomas Casey.
Gordon Morrison, David Jones. @. vi
Powell and Christopher Gerasy.
Mark s. Severance, agent for the South
ern Pacific railroad Pacific SYSTEM at
Salt Lake City, left for home yesterday. |
During his stay here he was very indus.
trious in looking after the interests Of his
company. He 10 9 very pleasant gentle
man.
The chorus singers 10 the operetta
Saturday evening feel slighted that NO
mention was made in the SENTINEL OF the
creditable manner in which they acquitted
themselves on that occasion. 1t was purely |
an oversight IN our part, for they certainly |
did well.
AS yet we have heard Of no efforts being
put forth by any OF our responsible citi-
zens to have Emma Nevada and her COM
pany give q concert in Eureka. II OK
%cessive caution in money matters make
men rich. there will be q host Of wealthy
citizens in this Town before many years.