Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-24
LOCAL JOTS.
scraps from the Notebook of ths
SentfnePs Reporter.

SentinePs Reporter.
Gen. Grants last word was: "WATERl'
Gen. R. M. Clark is in Elko on profess
sional business.
Mr.. Plat, OF Salt Lake, is stopping at
the Jackson House.
Beatifc Lodge No. 7, X. Of p, win hold
a meeting this evening.
Capt. A. d. Rock has been on q survey
ing expedition to the Paradise mines.
Doc and Tom Ellison, OF White River.
came to town yesterday. They will return
to-day.
Southern California had a sharp earth
quake yesterday, 80 the telegraph in
forms us.
Miss Maud Rives, who has been In Cali
fornia for some months, returned home
yesterday.
Manager Prcbert, Of the Richmond
Company, returned from San Francisco
yesterday.
j. L. Fast, accompanied by his wife
and child, came up yesterday afternoon
from Palisade.
Mrs. J. n. Reece. accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Anna, arrived by yester-
day afternoons train.
Ike Whistler, an old-time Eurekan, is
reported to have struck q bonanza in the
Wood River country.
Jack McGrath arrived here yesterday
from Willow Creek, and will visit on the
Range for a few days.
We give up about all of our available
space this morning to the details relating
to General Grants death.
Mr.. Mcqueen, the Salt Lake ore buyer,
has gone to his home for a few days. 1t
Is said that he will be back next Tuesday.
Professor Young starts off we'll in the
carson Free Lance. He promises to de-
vote a good portion Of his space TO educa-
tional matters.
The SENTINEL had the nows Of General
Grants death, which occurred ct sos
O'CLOCK, on the street here by $50 O'Clock
yesterday morning.
A man by the name of Walter Gabriel
was found dead between Loyelocks and
L. *. Il. District a few days ago. He had
persisted on the desert.
One OF our local mining men will re-
ceiVe some money from England shortly
Tor the development OF mining property
in this neighborhood.
The passengers who left Palisade at 10
oeiock yesterday morning did not learn
" Teneral GRANTS death until they
reached Eureka at 4 P. M.
me achievements Of General Grant
ormeu sne principal topic OF conversation
1nnon. she groups on the street yesterday,
1he sorrow over his death was universal.
another OF those bon bon parties will
DC given tho children at the Opera
LOUIS MINK saturday afternoon, and az
IL WAL be their last opportunity they
Will doubtless be out in full force.
At st. James Episcopal Church Iaat
evening, Bishop Whitaker ofieiatino'
Henry Rives, Judge of the Sixth ,Jnd;c;si
District, was married to Miss Anna Raeca
daughter OF DR.. j. H. Reece, OF Piocha
Nevada. After the ceremonies al the
Suoh u reception was given at the resi-
dence OF George W. Baker, ESQ.
At a recent meeting OF the State posrd
OF Education. held July 10. the following
seaehers in the order named were erantad
NE certificates: Mrs. j. R. Williamson
00us.n; MRS Helen M. Atwood. Eureka:
Uivls hing, Reno; W. W. Booher, Haw.
.no.he; A: Il. Kaye, Eureka; 8. d. Bris-
tow. Austin; Mrs. E.. A. Kicker. Brnns.
wick; Miss Mary Z. Davis, Genoa. ssrd;.
summerfeld, Reno. Au'
Many citizens have requested the srur,.
49, call a public meeting at the Court
n mah AZ . O'Clock this evening, to
Cas- arrangements for the Grant obse-
sr s" inc idea is to appoint a commit.
II Is " make al necessary arrangements.
lis presumed that the funeral will No.
sso place before next Monday. A nromn.
quested. ''nisu' IL re-