Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-05
LOCAL AND OTHER sOrs.
scraps from she Notebook OF she
SemGlneTs Reporter.


house yesterday.
One of the Eureka Con. furnaces was
fred up yesterday.
Five hundred and fifty Of Eureka's
voters have registered.
Carson river ranchers are talking of rails.
ing hop crops next year.
Lower Gold Hill. Storey county, has
two cases of scarlet fever.
The Star Band discoursed several pretty
airs on Main street Sunday evening.
Ruby Hill has three candidates for tbs
Assembly on the Republican ticket.
A. Penaluna and Chris Dorsoh received
yesterday their first citizenship papers.
The Republican Convention OF White
Pine county will meet in Taylor to-day.
Karsky, the clothier. ia receiving an i'm
mems stock Of Fall and Winter goods.
Citizens OF Battle Mountain have sub
scribed 500 toward a fire department
fund.
Don McNicol left yesterday for Albu.
querque, New Mexico, where he expects to
reside.
Hon. A. @. Cleveland left for his home
in Spring Valley on yesterdays White
Pine stage.
The Reno Journal has just entered upon
Its Goth volume. One Of the best OF our
exchanges.
The case OF the State OF Nevada VS..
Owen Geraty will again be tried before
Justice Harmon tomorrow.
Jack Reynolds. w~ell.known in Eureka,
Phoebe and Bristol. died in Tombstone,
Arizona, on the goth ult.
The vestry OF the st. James Episcopal
Church will meet this Tuesday, evening
at 1880 O'Clock at the parsonage.
E. A. Culver, OF Ward. arrived on the
Range Saturday night from the East. and
left on yesterdays stage for home.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Hooks and Knicks will be held this even
ing. A full attendance IL requested.
A shipment of so tons OF ore is being
made from the Rescue mine, Silverado
District, to the Eureka Con. urnaee.
Bullion that passed through Wells,
Fargo d Co.'S express here yesterday from
the south: One bar valued at 1898 SO.
D.. Nathan left yesterday for San Fran
cisco to purchase a stock of Fall and Win.
ter clothing, gents furnishing goods, etc.
As per petition, numerously signed, the
Board OF County Commissioners yester-
day established a school district at DeviPs
Gate.
Independents: Litton & Hunter have
purchased the Pat Mccall ranch on the
river west of Elko. We did not learn the
exact amount paid, but are informed that
II is about Si4, ZOO.
Tuscarora Times Review: The Navajo
and Independence mill ia receiving an
o~verhanling, and being put in good repair,
! for a long run-so it is rumored-on ore
from the North Belle Isle mine.
Miss Efie Phillips was on Saturday last
| appointed as teacher of the Third Pri-
mary Department of the Eureka public
schools, vice Miss Rourke. resigned. Miss
Phillips entered on her duties yesterday.
James Wilson, who served as a commit
teeman on the last Grand Jury, handed to
the County Commissioners some time ago q
bill for S21 for services rendered. The
same was rejected by the Board yesterday.
Under the head OF New To-day" will
be found the advertisement OF the grand
ball TO be given by the Ruby Hill Minors
| Union on Monday evening. October IL. II
promises to be a most enjoyable occasion
Walter Gamble arrived at Elko Thurs
day from Sparks 4 Tinnin's cattle ranch
with q broken arm. caused by a pistol shot
fred by Bob Gray. According to CANDLES
story there was no provocation for the
shooting. Gray made'his escape. and has
probably left the country.
The following named were on Sunday
last elected as officers OF the Eureka Star
Band: President, F. B. Mercer; Secretary,
| Ed Blumenthal; Treasurer, John Lucey
Sergeant, Max Peters. Alec Mckay, FREQ
Esselbrugge and p. Bernard we're ap'
pointed as the Finance Committee.
According to Jailer st nson's report to
the Board of Commissioner o. their meet
ing yesterday there we're during the month
OF September in the County Jail 8 prison
ers, 3 OF whom were committed for sell
ing liquor 10 Indians, s for drunkenness
and one for felony.
John McNaughton, OF Ruby Hill, an
nounces himself in to-day's SENTINEL as
candidate for the Office OF Assessor. sub
ject TO the decision of the Eureka County
Republican Convention. Mr.. McNaugh
ton is an old resident of the county
worthy and we'll qualified, and, if elected
would make an excellent official.
Hons. @. @. Stevenson and VIM. Il
WOODBURY., candidates on the Republican
ticket for Governor and Congressman, re-
spectively, will arrive here on Thursday
afternoons train, and will address the
people OF Eureka in the Opera House on
Friday evening on the political issues Of
the day, and those of Ruby Hill on Sat
urday evening.
A fire was discovered at about IL O'Clock
Saturday night issuing from the rear por
ton OF q dwelling on Bateman street, fac
ing Gold, belonging to Joe Romano and
occupied by r. s. Woodruff. The fire de
partment responded promptly and die
good service. but nevertheless the struc
tore was ruined. The loss was $500; nc
insurance.