Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-18
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Scraps from, she Notebook "i The
seutfueTs Reporter.

Two more weeks and our Legislature
will be Of the past.
No Messengers arrived on the E. & P.
train last nignt.
7 W. Simpson died suddenly at his
ranch ON Duckwater on Sunday last.
Jobn W. Mackay is expected to arrive at
New YORK from Europe early in March.
SENATOR Briggs, OF White Pine. is men,
.;ened AZ the Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor " years hence.
SENATOR Fair has the thanks OF the SEN
rrsrr, for more Congressional favors.
MANY old settlers think they have not
seen such q pleasant Winter since 1864.
a. l.. siingerland will appear before the
District Court this morning and plead.
The trial of Clarence Gray for the muir
der OF r. II. Scott In Paradise Valley was
set for yesterday.
II is said that Bestific Lodge No. z will
clear from the ball given by them on Mon
day night at least $500.
Counterfeit quarters are In circulation.
This may in part account for the scarcity
of the genuine article.
Call at George Gavin's and see his new
styles OF Msrsh's electric lamps, they are
the fineat ever brought to town.
Bob Rowland, the famous ~sage-brush
missionary passed through Palisade by
the East-bound train last Friday evening.
Two shoshone squaws got into a quar-
rel yesterday afternoon, and the result was
n got q bad scalp wound inflicted with a
stick Of wood.
Rumor has 1t that Foley's Judicial Dis
trict bill is doomed; the opposition on the
part OF the legal lights Of the State has
been overpowering.
Did you ever go to a military ball?
asked a lisping old maid of Eureka OF an
old veteran. mo, my dear. / once had
a military ball come TO me, and what do
you think 1t took my leg of"
In Sierra Valley grain is as low as rs
cents per hundred, while hay is only 81 per
ton. The outlook for the future IL mot
very good. through fear OF q dry season.
The cattle interest lie prosperous.
II those ladies or gentlemen who at.
tended the ball Monday night in mask,
and whose names have not been published,
will notify us OF the same, we will see
that they are duly enrolled in the corrected
list, which will be published in the WEEKLY
SENTINEL.
DR.. Hogan and Il. L. Fulton Of the Reno
Gazette, are having q bitter wordy war In
the papers over the way q pos. mortem ex-
animation WAS made upon the brains OF
Mrs. Strong who was killed there lately.
They are exceedingly personal.
Charley Broy wAs on the streets yester-
day looking happy. The secret OF his
happiness was made known TO q party OF
friends when be got them into q saloon
| and all hands were about 10 drink by the
announcement: "Well gentlemen, it's q
boy this time"
On Thursday last IL members of the
Broadford Miners Union, Wood River,
| were arrested for %unlawfully and mali
| ciously conspiring with force and arms. to
| prevent miners from working In the
Queen Of the Hills and the Minnie Moore
mines at Broadford.
Stock that range high on the mount
| aims are said TO come through . severe
Winter better than those that range low.
The ridges are usually swept clear Of snow,
and the grass thus barred 10 better than IL
Il lower down. The hills also serve IS
wind. breaks. Stock ranches high up are
in demand.
Owing to some Encouragement we
failed 10 publish yesterday morning q COM
plete list Of those who attended the mas
querade ball Monday night in mask. A
complete list 10 being gotten up, and VIII
be published In the WEEKLY SENTINEL,
which will be issued on Friday afternoon
next. Those desiring copies can obtain
the same at this Office.