Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-28
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTS.
Scraps from b Notebook Of tn
SentlneI's Reporter.


Yesterdays quotation Of silver, ST 02as
The mountains around town are white
with now
II. K. Mitchell, Esq, returned yesterday
from Carson.
Hon. Gabriel Oohn arrived last evening
from California.
A force OF As men is employed at the
Gould and Curry under the Rule contract
Cleveland's backbone Is still there. The
Senatorial assault, haven't phased him yet
Superintendent Donnelly, OF the Eu.
reka Con-, returned yesterday from the
Bay.
A Chinese cook employed by Judge
Hawley committed suicide at Carson on
Tuesday.
Assessor Wallace came in on yesterdays
train. He had been in San Francisco for
a few days.
1t is not necessary for a mar to put a
Thermometer to his mouth to ascertain if
he has a cold in his head.
bon. NJ. d. Foley and wife arrived home
yesterday from the East, where they
visited for three or fonr weeks.
Eighty men are employed in the Para
disc mine. The company declared q div
idend yesterday of III cents a share.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Emma Vanderlieth last evening.
Progressive euchre was INDUCED in.
VIM. Pardy, after an extensive business
trip through Montana, Idaho ard Wash
ingt0n Territory, returned home yester-
day.
Appeal: II is now claimed that John
Mackay will jump into the Senatorial
fight. II is really about time somebody
got in.
There is likely to be a contest for the
control of the Utah mine, Virginia City.
Who the parties forming the opposition are
is not stated.
Miss ODER, the teacher who is to assume
charge OF one Of the departments OF our
public schools, arrived yesterday from
near Boston, Mass.
Upton Post No. 90, G. A. R., meets this
evening at 7:30 o'clock. All comrades are
requested to be present. By order of s.
j. Beebee. Commander.
The Carson Valley folks say that Hon.
Jim Haines is q candidate for Governor on
the Republican ticket. and others say hat
uc pIticto VIC Obhko O6uht6s
Hon. John H. Dennis, OF the Tuscarors
Times Review, came in on yesterdays
train. A number of his Base Range
friends were certainly glad to see him.
The Del Monte mill, at Aurora, is III
ming steadily On ore from the Duvsn, Del
Monte, and Humboldt mines. At present
there are only fifty men at work in camp.
The most depraved woman yet dis
covered is said to live in Utah. She re-
Gently took part in a church fair lottery,
and forged q ticket which drew the prize
crazy-quilt.
j. D. Sims, one OF Dayton's best citizens,
died at Arkansas Hot Springs last Mon
day. His remains will arrive in Dayton
tomorrow, where they will be inferred by
the lodge OF Odd Fellows, of which he was
q member.
The Carson Tribune says: Joe Douglas
don't approve of being compelled to dis
charge his Cinnamon, and swears il he has
to he will close down his mills in Lyon
county and discharge every white man in
his employ.
Commissioner Sparks has recently ruled
that the statute authorizing County Clerks
to take proof Of presumption and final
affidavits does not include Deputy Clerks.
1t is supposed that this decision will cause
a large number OF claims to be rejected.
Winnemucca Silver State: Drs. Hanson
aud Dawson, who examined Clarence Gray,
and made diligent inquiry as to his be-
havior, do not agree upon his mental con-
dition. DR.. Hanson is of the opinion that
he is sane, while DIR. Dawson expresses the
opinion that he is either insane or a con-
summate actor.