Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-24
FLEE DUST.
Scraps from tbe Notebook Of ths
SentineI's Reporter.


Helena, NJ. t., is to have her streets
graded in preparation for laying horse car
tracks.
The case Of Eureka County va. r. Sad.
Ter ct al. will come up for trial 10 che Dis.
trict Court this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Fast, of Palisade.
came up on yesterdays train, and are
stopping at the Jackson House.
The three vigor OF Life men left town
Yesterday, and as a consequence but two
plug hats remain in Eureka county.
The total amount of Indian war claims
now on file in the Secretary Of States
Office aggregate S258, 756 25, with more to
come.
G. Nesbitt, an old-timer of Phoebe, sfter
| quite a visit East, arrived in town on yes.
| terday's train en- route to his old head
| quarters.
The Richmond Company will this
morning ship through Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s express 10 bars Of bullion, valued at
| $23, $50 81.
There is something decidedly wrong
| with the old weather king these times
rain, sleet, thunder and lightning and
more cool weather.
Mrs, John Godfrey will leave on this
mornings train for Brooklyn, New York,
where she expects to visit friends during
the Summer months.
A fraud who gives the name OF ]. M. Sears,
and represents himself al being an insur-
ance agent, has been bilking the people of
Lovelock and Winnemuccs.
O. P. Sherwood, one Of Pioche's Oldest
residents, left the other day for the New
River mines, California, whore he will Join
his father in the sawmill business.
County Commissioner Arlington is some
what under the weather, and although
confined TO his home his ailments are not
believed to be Of a serious character.
Quite a number OF cattle are now being
driven from California to this State. About
200 head of milch cows passed through
Mason Valley last week bound for Hum
boldt county.
Sheriff Bsssett, OF White Pine county,
after leaving Abe Fonceca in the State PEN
itentiary at Carson. returned TO town on
yesterdays train. He will probably leave
for Hamilton to-day.
In the case OF M. Purcell vs.. the E. and
P. Railroad Company in the District
Court yesterday, the demurrer was over.
ruled and the defendant given until 10
o'clock A. NJ. Monday next in which to
answer.
Eureka SEST1NELs now arrive at this
office In lots OF four or five. Why is this
thus. neighbor Austin Reveille. Ask
us something easy. Three Reveilles and
three Virginia Enterprises came in our
yesterdays mail.
The State Board Of Education has d.
rected State Treasurer Tufy 20 buy for
the benefit OF the School Fund 500. 900
United States 4 per cent bonds with the
s123, 900 already having accumulated and
subject TO investment.
At a meeting OF the Winnemucca Board
Of School Trustees held last Saturday,
Prof. J.. E. Bray, Of Gold Hill, was
elected Principal OF the grammar school,
Mrs G. Chenoweth teacher OF the me-
date school, and Mrs. NJ. A. Shepard
teacher in the primary department.
The case of the State CT Nevada va.
George /. ~Slingerland, which was tried in
the District Court here during the Febru-
ary term, and which resulted In the de-
PENDANT being sentenced to one year in the
State P~enitentisry, was appealed TO the
Supreme Court Of the State some time ago,
and that body rendered a decision the
other day affirming the Judgment OF this
court.
A telegram from San Francisco last
night says that the property on the east
side OF Montgomery street, between Bush
and Pine, aud known as the Real Estate
Association building. has been purchased
from the German Savings and Loan Soci-
ETY. for S155, 900 by Senator james G. Fair.
1t ia the intention OF the buyer to alter the
building to meet the requirements OF his
San Francisco business.