Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-30
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs.
from the Notebook Of che
Scnainef's Reporter.


. The price OF lead ia descending.
Democratic primary election to-day.
Yesterdays quotation of silver. so 96A
: Rabbits continue very plentiful in Dia
/ mond Valley.
IT. j. Poujade left on yesterdays Whit.
Pine stage for Phoebe.
j Four hundred and seventy-seyen citI
zens of Eureka have registered.
i 1t is very doubtful whether there II
another campaign in the bloody shirt.
1t is said the American flag ia oftener
seen in Ireland than any other banner.
Owing to the Jewish holiday, B. Berg's
store will not be open for business until
6 o'clock this evening.
There was no Republican caucus at the
Courthouse last night, as advertised.
john Baker was off,"
A notice of special interest to members
of the Degree of Rebecca will be found
under the head Of New To-day"
The use OF petroleum as fuel originated
with tho servant girl, but there is no ep-
itaph to that effect on her tombstone.
Eureka is the aonly town in Nevada, 80
far as heard from, that contribute ted toward
the relief of the Charleston sufferers.
Died--In Eureka, September 80, at the
| residence of his parents on Mob Hill, Orlin
l.. North, aged 16 years and six months.
Bullion that passed Though Wells,
Fargo d Cos express here yesterday from
the south: Three bars valued at So, 507 80.
The United States Land Office has been
removed from the SENTINEL building to
one Of Boss Sadler's buildings on Main
Street.
Southwestern Texas experienced very
severe equinoctial storms last week, as will
be seen by dispatches in this mornings
SENTINEL.
No person in q frame house was killed
or injured at Charleston. Californians
live in frame houses ant enjoy their earth
quakes in peace.
The hunting party, consisting OF DR..
Owen, Luther Clarke and "Jakey !"
Nathan, has returned to town. They re-
port game scarce in Newark Valley.
1t is believed by parties just In from
Taylor that work will be resumed in the
Argus mine within a fortnight. II so,
employment will be given to at least 100
men.
W. J. T~ownshend, of the White Pine
stage line, is in town. He says good feel
ing prevails in the several mining camps
OF White Pine and Lincoln counties,
which ia augmented as the price
OF silver advances.
Silver will soon take the place OF the
national bank note, and the banks will be
required to confne themselves TO a legit-
innate banking business. With plenty OF
gold and silver and silver certificates we
can do without the bank note.
Migrants, lovers, prize fighters and all
people of that character OF worthlessness
are ordered to leave Sacramento in "a
hours. For the benefit of the editor OF the
Carson Index we would add that the fore
going has no reference to worthy Sacra-
mentan out OF employment.
The Democratic primary election will
be held throughout the county to-day for
the purpose of electing delegates TO the
County Convention hat meets in this
town on Tuesday, October -. So far as
known, tho vote will at the several polling
places be confined to one ticket.
The Southern Pacific Company Pacific
System) has appointed Mr.. II. A. Claw
son, of the Salt Lake City Depot Hotel,
superintendent OF eating houses at the
following prominent stations: Lathrop,
Sacramento, Reno. Humboldt, Elko, Ter
race, Ogden, Mojave, Los Angeles, Inyo,
Yuma, Tucson and Bowie.
The following named persons were ad-
mitted to citizenship before the District
| Court yesterday morning: Tomaso Pes
| clio, James Doyle and John Holland. The
following named declared yesterday their
intention TO become citizens: John Peter
Anderson, Angus X. Buchanan, d. McD.
Fraser and Alexander Mcleod.
SO far as heard from, Virgins predic-
tions we're not verified yesterday. Charles
ton was TO have her full share Of the
shakes, and the rest were to start on their
wild career under the Atlantic, and bring up
in Southern Europe if their strength held
ont. Virgins failure to corral the herd
| Of earthquakes and cyclones predicted
serves as new evidence to prove him Q
crank.
A caucus OF the Democrats OF Ruby
| Hill NORTH was held at the Richmond
| schoolhouse on Tuesday evening, and the
following named were selected as delegates.
to be balloted for at the primary cleo
ton to-day, TO the County Conven-
| ton, TO be held in Eureka October IL:
Frank Rodgers, W. @. Mccoy, Benjamin
Marshall, Thomas Fuller, p. Stanton and
| Gaorpe Lewis.