Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-25
LOCAL JOTS.
Scraps from n Notebook Of che
Sentiners Reporter.

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Diphtheria is prevalent in Salt Lake
City.
whosaw the eclipse Of the moon Wednes.
day night2
Read our advertisements. They will tell
you where to trade.
Jack Gilmer arrived by yesterdays train
| from Salt Lake City.
Beatifc Lodge No. 2, K. Of p, meets
| this evening at 2 O'Clock.
The weather yesterday was the worst of
| the season-wind and dust.
Since her arrival in Eureka, Mrs. DR..
| Reece is said to be improving in health.
San Francisco politicians are hard at
work on Nevada states" for next year.
Fred Plsgeman, of San Francisco, left
yesterday afternoon by private conveyance
for Austin.
A. L. Fitzgerald, Esq, accompanied by
his wife and daughter. leave this morning
for California.
II tried hard to rain last night. but up
to the hour OF our going to press the at
tempt was a failure.
The wheat crop of Paradise Valley is
reported a. about one-third of last year,
the barley crop being q little better.
Old Boreas was wild yesterday. Judg-
ing from the deserted appearance OF the
streets he held full sway of the town..
Hay ia worth now in Battle Mountain
about Sc per ton. In 1878, during the dry
season, the farmers received $40 ton for
their hay.
John +. Garrette arrived yesterday from
California, and will leave this morning to
look after his ranch property in White
Pine county.
The constitutionality Of the school law
passed at the last session Of the Nevada
Legislature ia to be tested in the Supreme
Court this week.
lost or else killed by Indians just across
A. T., Saturday.
But few complaints have thus far been
made TO the Board Of Equalization on the
part Of property owners of the assessed
valuation placed on their properties.
Mrs. Arthur Msthewson and Miss E.
Mathewson, who have been visiting here
several days, leave this morning for their
home In Hamilton, White Pine county.
Some cattlemen in the western part OF
the State predict q rise in the price Of beef
during the coming Winter, and those
who hold will more than make expenses
and feed"
G.. W. Crum, one Of Nevada's cattle
kings, has sold to Miller & Lux, Of San
Francisco. $50, 900 worth Of beef cattle.
fourteen cars Of which were shipped
Thursday.
The case OF the State OF Nevada vs. F.
Bagot, agent for the Home Aocident As
socistion OF San Francisco, has been be.
for trial in Justice Hsrmon's court ct IL
o'clock this morning.
Owing TO storms north and west Of us
yesterday, in which lightning played no
small part, Operator Spinner at the
Western Union Office was unable TO get
for the SENTINEL it's quota OF telegraph
matter.
Nearly all the squaws about Winnie
mucca have gone ~pinenutting, and the
Celestials have q monopoly OF the washing
business. The Celestials want from two to
three dollars per day and board for their
services.
The Grand Jury OF Ormsby county
have found true bills against the follow
ing individuals: John Davis, assault
with intent to kill; William Douglas,
assault with intent TO kill; Jose Antonio,
burglary.
Tit True Fissure expects 10 see work on
the 30-stamp mill, which was commenced
at Oandelaria two years ago, again soon
resumed. The same paper says Csndelaria
has a bountiful supply Of as fine water as
anybody drinks.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
Is getting the credit from some quarters
for the recent rise in the price OF State
lands. that they may get q chance 70 do a
little more business Of the kind. We
hardly think H."
Isaac Irwin, OF Duckwater, who raises
finer fruit than either Utah or California
can possibly do. has appointed Johnny
bert agent for the sale OF sll HE fruit
In this town. His apples. the finest ever
brought to this market, are now on sale at
Lambert's store.
The history Of every paying mine. OF
the growth OF every prosperous mining
camp, will doubtless show. without excep-
ton, that the persistent effort Of pick and
drill In the hands OF quiet, determined
men, have been more valuable than all
other classes combined.
The lady and gentleman from New York
City, who visited Eugene Robinson, Su-
perintendent Of the Sweetwater Mining
Company at Hamilton, for q week or ten
days, came in yesterday morning In q spe-
cial stage coach and at once left On o spe-
cial train over the E. and P. road, expect
ing to connect with the 8 t-bound over
land train.
Miners Cabin burned.
The miners employed in the Banner