Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-04
LOCAL JOTS.
Scraps from the Notebook of the
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Sentfnel's Reporter.
Battle Mountain wants o barber.
Tho County Commissioners meet Mon
day.
Wood ia said to be rapidly advancing in
price.
Divine services to-day at the Presbyte.
rian Church.
Charley Greek returned yesterday from
q visit to Winnemuoca.
Read j. Straus' advertisement under the
head Of "New To-day"
Hon. NJ. s. Sharpe came in yesterday
from White Pine county.
Commissioner Paul, Of White Pine
county, is registered at the Bureau.
There are nearly 100 men employed in
George Ernst and George Nicholl came
| in yesterday from Belmont by private con-
veyance.
John Ainley was thrown from q horse at
| his ranch last week and received q number
of severe bruises about his left hip.
County Commissioner Cromer, accom-
panied by his children, returned home
yesterday from q visit to California.
Sheriff Stinson Is out searching for the
sheepherder who figures prominently in
the Dean homicide case as a witness.
All tho Chinese laundrymen In Reno
have entered into q combination to ad-
vance their rates during the Fair season.
Judge D. J. j. Mclaughlin has received
the appointment Of Postmaster at Ruby
Hill. The Judge will make Q splendid
Nasty.
The Grand Jury yesterday found three
separate and distinct bills against W. L..
Randall. two for grand larceny and one
for Jail breaking.
Miss Maggie Olsen returned yesterday
from Belmont. She came over with Hon.
George Ernst, who was a witness yester.
day before the Grand Jury in the Randall
case.
John I. CHM has returned to Oakland
from Mexico. He has purchased the No
gales Frontier, and will enlarge IL and run
al American paper in that semi-Mexican
town.
Marietta is sending u large lots Of
bullion. The camp is one Of the best and
most prosperous in the State and makes
quite q figure on the list OF Esmeralda re-
sources.
8. P. Davis OF the Carson Appeal has
gained another verdict against the State
for printing done. The Board OF Ex-
aminers ought to learn before the expirs-
ton Of their terms of Office. something
about the legal rates for work Of that
character.
Bullion Encampment No. 10. I. o. o. F.,
will hold a session tomorrow evening, and
will work in the Patriarchal and Golden
Rule degrees. Visiting Pstriarchs In good
standing are invited 10 be present.
Elko independent: Some 300 head of
beef cattle. belonging to A. @. Cleveland
were driven up from Spring Valley to
Halleck Station, arriving Tuesday. Thu
stock broke out of the pasture at night and
started for home, but were overhauled a:
Lamoille and brought back TO the railroad.
Commissioner Havenor leaves to-mor-
row for Lewis. He says he has had very
good success here collecting specimens for
exhibition at the Worlds Fair in London
next Summer, and believes the showing he
will be able to make for the State will be a
most commendsble one. He Ia thoroughly
interested in his work.
The Cheyenne Stock Journal. Of last
week, says: Sparks & Tinnin, of Nevada,
passed through to Chicago on Monday
with three trains, some 600 head, Of beeves
for the Chicago market. consigned to
Adams & Burke. They have consider
able number yet to ship II the market sd-
justs itself 10 suit them.