Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-22
LOCAL JOTS.
Scraps from tue Notebook of h
SentfncI's Reporter.

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The season of the year is rapidly ap.
prosching when cold facts will be in order,
Eureka has not been visited by q travel.
| ing show since last November, except The
circus.
A man who has faith sufficient to remove
mountains would make q good miner and
%prospector.
The fine fruit at Lsmbert's, reported az
having come from Currans Greek, came
| from Twins ranch at Duckwater.
Now that Jack Frost IL around the most
desirable luxury to a bach. next to Q warm
bedfellow, Is 8 heavy pair Of blankets.
Only one furnace at the Richmond
works is now In operation. Repairs are
being made on the n closed down O week
or ten days ago.
All trial jurors except the IL on the case
TO be heard In the District Court this
morning are excused until next Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Three splendid deer we're brought to
town yesterday by four Shoshone hunters.
They say they shot them In q range Of
mountains just beyond Secret Canyon.
According to the Tribune, Mrs. ex-Sen.
ator Stewart was in Carson last Saturday.
Mrs. Stewart IL one Of the most excellent
Of lNevada's women that has ever graced
Washington society.
The case OF Fred ~Esselbrugge va. J.. n.
Lander came on for trial In the District
Court yesterday, but after the selection Of
q jury the case was postponed until 10
O'Clock this morning.
The retail prices OF grain remain firm in
town. Ground barley sells for 81 IS per
hundred pounds. and the whole grain arti-
Gle for 81 so; oats, 81 Is; wheat, 50, and
hay from $40 to S18 Q ton.
Foreman Davis, OF the Richmond reduc-
ton works. will leave. 10 Ia said, within Q
fortnight for Australia, where an excellent
ing works hare been offered him.
Senator Briggs, Of White Pine county.
Is popularity mentioned as q candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Governor
Of Nevada. Theodore Winters. OF Washoe
Is also spoken Of In that conuec-
ton.
Mr.. W. z. Griffin and wife and their
daughter. Mrs. Foley, are expected up
from San Francisco to-day. 1t is possible
Assistant Superintendent Mckenzie.
OF the Eureka Con, will return IN the same
Monaco, the photographer. has just got
through with the rush OF work contracted
Tor when be was in Taylor and Hamilton
several weeks ago, aud has now plenty OF
for those wanting photographs
Cheyenne Crossing, Ia Northwestern
Nebraska, 10 said to be tho toughest town
in America. Il Ia about fifty miles north
west Of Chadron and . little ahead Of tho
railroad that is pushing through to the
Black Hills.
Monaco. the photographer, made q mis-
take 10 not sending specimens OF his re-
cent work to the State Fair at Reno. 1t
Ger lainly would have won . modal, for
some OF the groups OF miners and others
cannot be excelled. and that is saying g
good deal.
A suit has been commenced against the
bondsmen OF John A. Mahanny, who was
County Clerk OF Storey county in 1881. for
the recovery Of $500. alleged to be due the
Of William Monshan. deceased,
which was paid TO Mahanny and by him
to his own use. Il
The ssmpling room At the Eureka Con.
works Ia being removed to o more eligible
section. so AZ to afford 9 wider roadway
for ore wagons before and after unloading.
Good progress Is being made In the erec-
tion Of the new furnace, the carpenter
work all being completed and the crueible
placed In position.