Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-11
LOCAL JOrS.

scrnvs from tbe Notebooks of ths
SenssneTs Reporter.
Ex-Governor Kinkead and wife are ir
Carson.
Several ladies appeared on Main stree
Yesterday wearing furs.
Mrs. Judge Rives and Miss Maud came
In from Palissde yesterday.
| Manager Probert, of the Richmond
came mp from the Bay yesterday.
R. NJ. Beatty, Esq. returned yesterday
from Q professional visit at Cortez.
Hon. Geo. w. Baker and wife returned
Yesterday from q visit down the railroad.
The anti Chinese agitation Is gathering
| force throughout the whole Pacific Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Mcknight re-
| turned yesterday from a visit to California.
The @. P. snow plows are being put In
| complete order for Winter at the Truokee
shops.
p. II. Grant and wife and Mrs. N. Bush,
| OF Hamilton, are stopping at the Jackson
House.
Regular services will be held to-day In
both the Catholic and Presbyterian
Churches.
The weol-growers are feeling good over
The rise in prices. There are few dooks Of
sheep now for sale.
Quite a party will go down to Mt. Hope
this morning or a special train as guests
OF Hon. Thomas Wren.
VIM. Hayes and sister and Mrs. 8.
Shekels came over from Hamilton yester-
day by private conveyance.
- n..oJaIuoo,a- apna In eroun
the West ON yesterdays train. and will
leave tomorrow for Hamilton.
Madame Loryea. the milliner, has de.
cided not to visit Eureka this season with
a stock of goods, as contemplated.
So far as we have been able to learn,
Eureka county will be poorly represented
at the State Fair 10 Reno next week.
Reveille: There will be another exodus
of people Thursday for pastures new, and
they hope greener han Austin now 10.
The case OF M. Kane. Of San Francisco.
vs.. A. b. Clute was dismissed in the Dis
trict Court yesterday morning at plaintiffs
cost.
The Battle Mountain Nevadan says the
latest break OF the Nevada Central man
agement is an attempt to uee Chinese as
iremen on their engines.
M. Karsky returned yesterday from the
Bay, where he has been the past fortnight
purchasing q new stock OF Winter cloth
ing. gents furnishing goods, etc.
The Virginia Chronicle says that pre-
parstions are in progress, indicating that
Union Con-, Mexican and Ophir will soon
come to the front again 40 ore producers.
@. @. Stevenson, whose sack contains q
cool million, is talked OF as q candidate
next Fall for Governor on the Republican
ticket. He is eligible until q bigger sack
nters the arena.
The benefit rendered last night TO Man
ager Provost at the Truckee Concert Hall
was we'll attended and proved q very en-
joyable occasion. A sumptuous lunch
was served about midnight.
The Commissioners of Wsshoe county
are ready and willing to pay the $40 900 to
Elko county on the State University ac-
count. The Elko County Treasurer Is
willing to accept the same, provided it Ia
paid him in coin.
Miss Ada Mannheim leaves Tuesday
morning for Pine Valley, where she will
assume charge Of the public school. Miss
Mannheim taught there two years ago, and
ner services pelnR uiSuly hpPSeciateub BUG
has been asked TO return.
Dol. Joseph G~randelmeyer. Of Hsmil-
ton, who is stopping at the Jackson House.
says that the Sweetwster Company have
not suspended operations. as reported, but
are still actively prosecuting work in the
Stafford mine, rs men being employed.
There has been more quiet, systematic
development going on among our mines,
so far as numbers go. during this season
than at any time in the history OF Eu-
reka county. While IL is true that some
Of our largest and best properties have
been-wsll, almost idle. the n OF
small mines have been busy.