Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-14
LOCAL JOTs.
Scraps from tue Notebook of she
SentiueI's Reporter.

ScntineI's Reporter.
Beer sells for five cents a glass in Reno.
R. sadler has gone down to Ruby Valley.
But one faro game is now running in
Taylor.
E. Boomhower, of Alpha, was in town
last night.
They had q heavy frost at Truckee q few
nights since.
Several Mormon teams are in town with
ranch produce.
Gradually the mourning decorations in
town disappear.
Omaha men are buying Oregon cattle
for shipment East.
Big crops are reported In Reese River
Valley this season.
A ffty.cent assessment on Potosi is
delinquent to-day.
Sam Raphael has crossed the street with
his place Of business.
Several light showers OF rain fell in these
parts yesterday afternoon.
The Grand Lodge of the knights OF
Pythias is in session at Reno.
Mrs. Governor Stoneman and daughter
are rusticating at Lake Bigler.
Dame Rumor has it that there will
shortly be a wedding on Ruby Hill.
Good harvest hands only command
81 so and 81 per day in Mason Valley.
A. S. Dorsey. of Elko county, fell from
a house a few days ago breaking q leg.
A mine in Paradise District, Humboldt
county, is called The Emma Nevada"
G.. Y. Greek is back from his visit to
| Missouri, looking as blooming as n daisy.
Red haired girls are becoming all the
rage in fashionable circles in Eastern cities.
The weather yesterday seemed to be the
| closest and warmest we have had this sea-
son.
Mrs. Cooley of Nebraska is delivering
temperance lectures in some OF our Nevada
towns.
Another cleanup will be made shortly
by the Oseeola Gravel and Mining Com
pany.
Judge Hawley, OF the Supreme Bench,
has returned TO Carson from q visit to CAL
ifornis.
The Storey county bar passed a series OF
| resolutions in honor of the late Judge b.
| @. Whitman.
Judge Waller, the new Democratic Post
master at Tuscsrora, has taken charge of
his office.
A bunch OF keys picked up on the street
calling at this Office.
The new mill of the Giant Mining Com
pany in Park Canyon. Nye county. is TO be
in operation 30 days.
Vice President Hendricks has an interest
in a Montana mine and is one OF the Di-
rectors Of the company.
Brother Simpson says there IL whisky in
Taylor, one drink Of which will make q fell
low steal his own blankets.
An Illinois woman recently gave birth
to triplets and then named them "Oleve-
land, Hendricks aud Reform"
Henry P. stimler, OF Belmont. is shortly
10 commence work on his Manhattan mine
on Prospect Mountain, this district.
Last Monday night the town Of Bullion,
Wood River, was about half destroyed by
a fire. The loss ia upwards OF $40, 600.
Report has it that Elko will witness the
, marriage OF one Of Eureka's young ladies
|. tomorrow. Guess there's something in ID.
Judge David E. Baily has returned to
q Carson from the Bay. He tells the papers
that his new law book will be out Novem-
o Der /.
Major General Heating has asked Col.
onel W. B. Chamberlain TO reconsider his
. resignation as Colonel OF the Governors
staff.
There is now considerable hope in Gar
son that the new Federal Building will be
A in course of construction during the com
|, ing Autumn.
vi Mrs. M. A. Douthett returned BY yes
terday's train from the western part OF the
State, where she had been visiting friendi
y for some weeks.
o Harris 4 Mathews are to remove theil
fine stock Of goods up the street to thu
Dunkel Corner. The building Is now be-
ing put in readiness.
. The Board OF County Commissioners o
Nye county have appointed Robert Z
Gilbert Superintendent OF Public Schools
vice G. B.. Streitberger.
A good many Of our Duckwater neigh
bors are in attendance on the Distric
Court at Belmont. They are very fond o
the luxury of litigation.
Lake District. IL miles from Hawthorne
4 claims to have a gold quartz ledge carry
ing IL feet Of clean ore going 500 to tn
ton. II true that's q good one.
y Bishop Whitaker has received more ap
: plications from those who wish to be en-
rolled as pupils in his school for mex
!, term than he can accommodate.
It Our Eureka boys at Butte seem to b
o making good Roadway with their journal
istic venture. the Town Talk. The pspe
is sprightly and gossipy to q degree.
The gross yield of the Paradise Mimi
Company for the quarter ending June 8
n was $4S. 306 rs, OF which there was . ne
n profit subject to taxation $l2,3l4 y.
4 1t is said that quite a number OF miner
Z On Adams Hill and Prospect Mountain ar
= holding their ores. confidently expectin
! TO see silver appreciate In value shortly.
q A Washington physician who recent,
| examined several hundred young oigarett
smokers, found that one-ffth OF them hs
heart disease. Comment Is hardly neces
sary.
u R. NJ. Whipple, Of Chicago. Illinois. ha
| purchased the mining property Of th
: Twin River Company, Ophir Canyon
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