Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-08
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scraps from tbe Notebook of
SentInePs Reporter.

scraps from the Notebook of sht
sentineps Reporter.
The dog poisoner is getting his work in
again.
Hon. A G.. Cleveland arrived last night
from Carson.
A straw hat made its appearance on the
streets yesterday.
March 2lst is the beginning Of the as
Economical Spring.
Luther Clarke was yesterday granted q
divorce from Susie Clarke.
The Mars mine, at U~nionville, Is pro-
ducing ore that mills $500 per ton.
The Lander county tax rate Is So 60,
which il 80 cents less than it was last
year.
The Navajo reports a cash balance ON
month.
The tax rate in Washoe county outside OF
Reno is 81 80, and 50 05 within the limits
Of Reno.
Better times are anticipated. when
times are at their worst they sometimes
mend"
Hon. Robert Briggs and family, OF White
Pine county, arrived here last night from
Carson.
Deputy Sheriff Jim Mason will interview
merchants and others on the license ques-
ton tomorrow.
The masquerade ball at the Truckee
Music Hall last night was immense, as was
also the crowd in attendance.
Messrs. Poplin aud jim Ashly are work.
Ing tbs Members mine on Adams Hill and
are taxing out some very good ore.
Over 1000 head Of beef cate, filling 81
cars. were shipped to San Francisco from
different points in Nevada on Thursday
last.
Patsy Green hiss accepted the challenge
OF j. @. Evans to meet him In o glove ION
test next Wednesday evening at Truckee
Music Hall.
Charles Allen, President OF the Ruby
Hill Miners Union, returned last night
from Carson, where he has been attending
the Legislature.
The pay-rolls OF the Oomstock mines
foot up about 500, 900 for the month of
February, o decrease OF about $40. 900
from last month.
Allen. who was shot last sunday night
by Waggoner, is now in q fair way to re-
cover. Waggoner will probably get q pre-
liminary hearing Tuesday.
The case OF j. Dejou VS.. A. Dumas oc-
cupied the attention Of the Court during
the greater part Of yesterday. II was
continued until to- morrow morning.
There will be a meeting OF the Richmond
Hose company No. 3. held at the hose
house Oh Monday Evening, March 2. 1885.
all members are requested TO be present.
Messrs. o. Ball aud Ton Gilmour will
leave next Monday by private conveyance
for the Bernice Mining District on q pros
| pecting trip. They will be gone about one
month.
Owen Gesrty has purchased the Rich
| mond House, a few doors south OF his old
stand, aud will give his old friends and
customers = kind OF house-warming to-
morrow night, TO which he extends 3 gen.
eraI invitation. See advertisement.
According TO a resolution passed at the
| Teachers Institute last December, the
| teachers Of Elko county are requested to
meet st the school building in Elko on
| Thursday, March 26. for the purpose Of
holding q three days County Institute.
| All teachers and friends OF education are
cordially invited to attend.
The people OF San Francisco will have
| plenty OF opera before this season expires,
as the supplemental season will not be
less than two weeks. during which Patti
will sing five times, Nevada four times
and scalchi eight times. As yet IL ap-
pears to be q matter OF doubt as to whether
Patti will appear in Salt Lake City.
Tho following military commissions
have been issued: oryck W. Marye, OF
Virgins City. Ordnance Officer with the
rank Of Lieutenant Colonies; Senator
John b. Gallagher, of Esmeralda
county, Commissary with the a OF
Major; Assembyman II. L. Byrne, OF
Elko county, Aid.de-Csmp with the rank
Of Major.