Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-22
LOCAL AND OTHER JOrs,
scraps from she Notebook Of she
Sentiners Reporter.

~ NaVND"FO. VI "a
SentinePs Reporter.
Fresh fish and oysters at Lambert's
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 0.97H.
Exchequer levies a 20-cent assessment
The griddle cake days have come-th
most dyspeptic OF the year.
Some very rich ore was shipped latel,
from the Bssey mine, Secret Canyon.
The horse racing at Winnemucoa OF
Tuesday and Wednesday was spirited.
Captain Jim Townsend, an old news
The list of registered voters in this
issue crowds out considerable reading
matter.
A good sized party went to Ruby Hill
last evening 10 attend the Republican
meeting.
Celery and cranberries have come, and
the gobble.gobble of the turkey Is heard
In the Thanksgiving land.
One OF the latest schemes Is to raise
cattle for their furs. crossing buffalo upon
Angus COWS for this purpose.
The Elko Fress Press says that moth.
ing has been heard OF Eugene Thompson
since be left so suddenly q couple Of weeks
ago."
Judge Earl, at one time Q member of
the Supreme Bench Of this State and now
q resident of Arizona, suffers from q
stroke Of paralysis on his left side.
1t Is stated that Senator Jones, who was
expected to speak here and elsewhere in
Eastern Nevada, has a malarial attack,
and rannnk aoma oasf NJ Raun
The Elko Republican County Central
Committe have substituted the name Of
F. M. Riddle for Surveyor in the place Of
Eugene Thompson, absconded.
The Jackson Mining Company has de-
clared q dividend OF 10 cents q share on
Its capital stock. The property ia about
the most remunerative in Eureka District.
In conseq of the prevalence Of
scarlet fever on the Comstock. public fu-
nerals 10 families where death occurred
from that cause are prohibited by the
Board Of Health.
A lamp exploded In Mary Smiths saloon
on Lower Main street last night at about
II O'Clock. A fire alarm was sounded,
but before the lsddies reached the scene
the flames were extinguished.
The Independent Republicans and Dem
ocrsts OF Douglas county met In macs con-
vention at Genoa Last week, and nominated
q legislative and county ticket composed
Of the best men in the county.
There seems to be a good prospect that
Aurora will come to the front again as q
leading bullion producer. Some good
strikes have been made there recently. and
things look fair for q prosperous future.
Judge ]. NJ. sayles, an old-time and
highly respected resident Of this State and
Idaho, died in Gold Hill last Monday
evening. Deceased was q native Of Ire
land and upwards Of 60 years of sge.
Jacob Klein, Carson. has received the
appointment Of Disturbing Agent for the
employees on the Government building to
be erected at the capital. The appoint
ment was made through the recommends
tion OF Senator Fair.
Al Longley died suddenly at his ranch
near Reno last Monday evening. De-
ceased was Ia the prime OF life and ap-
p~arently in good health Monday morning.
He was one of the weslthiest ranchers in
Washoe Valley spd owned a splendid farm
between Hufaker's and Reno.
Unusually frequent shipments Of ore to
the furnaces are being made by the trib-
uters in the Geddes mine al Secret Can
yon, some OF II running high in value.
John MCGOWAN has now a fine prospect in
his tunnel in the ground adjoining. and
other properties on that hill are looking
well.