Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-09
LOCAL JOTS,
Scraps from the Notebook Of che
SentfneTs Reporter.

Il SeIatfnePs
Commissioner Cromer will leave for Sar
Francisco to-day.
Henry Bishop arrived in Town on yes
terday's train from the Bay.
The sales and prices of Oomstock shares
are gradually growing weaker.
The SENTINEL acknowledges with thanks
the receipt Of q very beautiful bouquet Of
flowers from /. Ostreicher, Elko.
Sheriff Ssinson, Tom Trainor and Chris
Malatesta will leave this morning for sew.
eral days hunting in Newark Valley.
The Richmond Company will ship
through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express to-
day six bars OF bullion valued at $12, 962.
Owing to its being a Jewish religious
holiday, all the clothing and dry goods
stores will BIO closed tomorrow until 6
o'clock in the evening.
The Stock Growers Journal says the
total number OF cattle imported into the
| United States in 1884 was IS, 1000, and the
| number Of horses $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Fitzgerald, who
| have been very i'll Of late, are slowly re-
| covering and hope to be able to 20 to Cali
fornia next Monday for a brief season.
The mining deadlock at Candelaria still
| continues. The miners are not willing to
go to work for less than So so a day. So
| the mines are idle. and also the miners.
Superintendent Kelly Of tho Victor mine,
| at Candelaria. is now held nnder q charge
OF misdemesnor in having failed to file for
| record the names Of the officers Of the
Victor Company.
Charles W. Lsdd came In yesterday
from Golconda, where he has been visiting
his sister the past ten days. He talks Of
going to Colorado in the course OF a fort
night or three weeks.
Recent dispatches give silver another
black eye in the form Of a decline Of half q
cent an ounce in the New York market.
It's hard for the silver industry to buck
the General Government.
Under the head OF "New To-day" will
be found the advertisement Of Eureka's
pioneer boot and shoe maker, Charles
Ferraris. He has just received q choice
lot OF new goods. Read his sd.
In the practice shot at Carson last Fri
day George Thaxter scored 46; Doc Alley,
As, and Slocomb A. In his last five scores
Thaxter made As, 46, Al, As and 46, a
total Of 229. or within one point Of an
average OF 46,
Fourteen Mormon elders, with 1929 VIC
Tins, mostly S~candinavians, are OF their
way to New York. on the Guion steamer
Wisconsin. Il would be a good thing for
the country il they could be sent back
again. elders and all.
Jack Hamilton. who resides on the
shores OF Pyramid Lake, has been held in
Carson on the charge of selling liquor 70
the Indians at the reservation to answer
before the U. s. Grand Jury, his bonds
being fixed at 81 900.
Last Sunday the eleven-yesr-old son Of
Charles Gruber, proprietor of the Union
Hotel, Dayton, while out hunting. acct
dentally discharged his gun, and the load
tore the calf Of his leg of. II is believed
the boy will not be crippled for life.
In speaking OF the entertainment given
at the Opera House Saturday we failed to
mention Miss Ida Mnlick, the 12-year-old
daughter Of our townsman VIM. Mulick,
who acquitted herself very creditably in a
couple OF banjo solos and a song and dance.
Such q rush was made on Smith d
Moser's yesterday for new school books that
il WAS found necessary to telegraph to San
Francisco for smother consignment OF the
same. They are expected to arrive to-
morrow afternoon, when the little folks
can be accommodated.
Carson Index: Whatever may be thought
or said Of Governor Adams action 90 to
the State Library he certainly Is Q good
hand to stick by his old friends. His APP
pointment OF Mr.. o. II. Gallup. OF Gold
Hill, Is q recognition OF an old-time per.
sopal and political friendship.
VIM, B.. Dougherty, for q long time
Deputy State Controller but now an at
tache Of the liquor house of Sroufe Il Nc
Drum, San Francisco, arrived in town on
yesterdays train from the Bay. He leaves
this morning for Taylor, to the good peo-
pie Of which burg we heartily commend
him.