Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-25
LOCAL JOTS.
Scraps from the Notebook Of she
SentinePs Reporter.

lAAo SaS 49, 49, = u
ley yesterday.
Don't forget the races down at the Will
lows to-day.
Mrs. Richard Ryland is i'll with q Sigh,
attack Of pneumonia.
Miners wages are from So to So rs per
day in Tombstone, Arizona.
Governor Adams is visiting his bands Of
cattle in White Pine county.
8, Wenban, and Mrs. j. W.. Dean and
day.
Charles A.. Mckenzie, OF the Eureka
Con-, returned yesterday from San Fran
cisco.
A. L. Fitzgerald. Esq, who has been in
| California for his health, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. HI Cole aud her children re-
turned home yesterday from q visit to
Winnemucca.
An effort is being made to organize 9
Post of the Grand Army OF the Republic at
Winnemucca.
Robert Zeile. formerly connected with
the Eureka Con-, arrived, from San Fran
cisco yesterday.
1hO o6h GiabSlcSO At6odaut bh1b buh
cigarettes are useful, because they kill off
worthless boys.
President Cleveland now weighs 800
pounds. The White House grub appears
to agree with him.
The usual divine services will be held at
both the Catholic and Presbyterian
Churches to-day.
Editor Maddrill OF the Austin Reveille
and ALI Doten Of the Virginia Enterprise
are exchanging "pleasantries."
Carson City has a box factory that
ploys over 40 men and boys. Reno had
better look we'll to her laurels.
J. G. Powell, who has been confined to
his room with pneumonia for some time,
is able to be on the streets again.
Virginia Chronicle: Hon. Theodore
Winters is In the field for the Democratic
nomination for Governor Of Nevada.
David s.. Truman. District Attorney OF
Nye county, was married to Miss Maggie
Rice at Sacramento, CAL, Sunday, the 10th
instant.
A large crop OF buckwheat is reported.
and buckwheat cakes will be among the
cheap luxuries Of the breakfast table this
Winter.
At the rattle for Mrs. Sweeney's bed.
spread at the Bureau Hotel last evening.
No. IA was the winning number-43 being
the highest throw.
Belmont Courier: Work Is being pushed
steadily In the Twin River Company's
mine. Ophir Canyon. The ore extracted
is OF a good grade.
The County Jail has among Its inmates
three serving out sentences for selling
liquor 10 Indians, and one awaiting trial
on the same charge.
Mrs. Belva Lockwood and President
Cleveland had q private interview the
'other day. The lady Is said to have left
the room with a smile.
O. @. Wells. an old offender. was
again arrested Friday night on the charge
Of selling liquor to indians. He will be
tried tomorrow before Judge Harmon.
During her coming ooncert tour in this
country, Miss Nevada now Mrs. Palmer
will be the only lady in the company,
the four other members being male Ital-
ians.
There has been shipped during the past
two months from Battle Mountain to San
Francisco 2,420. 900 pounds of beef. which
made III carloads, composed OF 2,262
head.
Too many youths are to be seen in and
about saloons these moonlight nights.
Reporters sometimes make visits OF inspec-
ton to such places to find out what is
going On.
It was reported on the streets last even
ing that a large body OF ore had been
struck in the Geddes Il Bertrand mine at
Secret Canyon. We hope the rumor may
prove true.
Pat Stanton. who was kicked by q horse
out in Secret Canyon q week ago and laid
up for several days, appeared On Main
street yesterday, displaying q cane Of the
days of our daddies.
A large number Of persons came In on
yesterdays train to attend the trial OF
Jenkins, charged with the murder OF
Joseph W. Dean, which will commence IN
the District Court tomorrow.
James O. Brown, better known here as
X X Brown, fatally shot d. ]. Shay yes
terday in San Francisco. Shay was dining
with Mrs. Brown when he was shot.
Jealousy Is assigned as the cause of the
shooting.
The receipts of the Agricultural Society
during Fair week were $7,841. There are
about $3.50 due the, Society from life mem.
bers and entrance money. and when all
bills are paid the Society will have nearly
81 1000 to start with next year.
The Times. Review tells ola cave, which
was discovered in the mountains border
ing Independence Valley In 1868. but
which cannot now be found. 1t was lined
with crystalized alum. which dazzled the
discoveries, who explored IL by candle
light, with it's brillisney.
The James @. Brown mentioned else
where in this issue as having shot B. j.
Shay in San Francisco, CAL. yesterday,
was, several years ago. private secretary
for W. 8. Reyes while the latter was gu
perintendent, first. of the Eureka Con. and
afterwards Of the X X mine.
The official letter OF the Manhattan Com.
| pany, OF Austin. OF October 10. has this
| item of interest: "The following men have
been at work during the past week: Sur
face men on days pay, 25; miners on days
pay, s; miners on contract. 10; miners on
lease, 46; miners on tribute, 130; total, AL.