Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-26
LOCAL AND OTHER JOrs.
scraps from n Notebook OF the
S~ensineI's RepOrtex.

| AGERDA UfOhk buB NOtB~DO1A OF TIC
sentiners ReDOrter.
Yesterdays quotation of silver. so 991s.
More disagreeable, windy weather yester-
day.
It only costs $500 to bribo a jury in San
Francisco.
R. Sadler returned yesterday from San
Francisco.
Main street was cleared Of some OF its
filth yesterday.
J. W. Dorsey, Of Elko, came in on yes
terday's train.
Last week applications were filed for 49,
| 26O acres OF State lands.
Mrs. A. Stinson returned yesterday from
a two months visit in the East.
James G.. Fair, Jr., passed Palisade en-
route for Washington Sunday morning.
Mrs. J.. l.. Wines returned yesterday
from q two weeks visit at San Francisco.
A field Of alfalfa with stalks IS inches
high is mentioned by the Times as grow
ing on a ranch near Dayton.
With Gladstone's resignation OF the
| government to the Queen, all hope for his
Home Rule measure for Ireland ia gone.
The ball to be given Friday evening by
the Uniform Rank. Knights Of Pythias,
season.
Parties having pianos they wish tuned
would do we'll to consult Mr.. Wede-
kinds advertisement under the head of
New To-day"
Reveille: Mcconnell. of Humboldt, Is
mentioned as a probable candidate for
Lieutenant Governor on the Democratic
ticket this Fall.
Memorial Day being national holiday,
it is probable the public schools will be
closed next Monday.
The Carson Tribune intimstes that State
Printer Harlow will have comparatively
little opposition for a denomination and
election to his present position.
The Jury Fee law is generally condemned
by the press of the State. Some Of our
exchanges don't hesitate in using strong
laguage in speaking OF IL and its promoters.
At a special meeting Of the Hooks and
Knioks last Sunday a vote Of thanks was
rendered to Mrs. Ed. Roberts and W. g..
Beard for courtesies that were duly sppre-
ciated.
A. L. Bancroft, of San Francisco, says
no uab uO uch v solliuR bHo lnlu VI AhhA
ket street on which his former place OF
business stood, and will probably rebuild
on it.
O.. j. Bosko, a popular travelling man
for a celebrated liquor establishment, en-
tertained a small party of friends last
evening at Godfrey's restaurant by giving
a very elegant dinner.
A 10-year-old Piute Indian girl was
brought in from the Pyramid Reservation
on Wednesday and placed in the Sisters
School at Reno, at her W desire, and
with the consent OF her parents.
According to the recent decision Of the
State Supreme Court on the Fee law, the
trial jurors who served during the Feb
rusry term OF the District Court are alto
gesher entitled to SAT 80 from the county.
Silver State: It is now reported that
the railroad war is not over, nor likely TO
be very soon, and hen il is settled IL will
be upon q basis different from anything
that has been predicted, and that rates
will be much lower than any that prevailed
before the war begun.
Nellie Lyons, q woman engaged in
cleaning rooms about town, slipped and
fell heavily on q rock in the rear OF the
Hooks and Knicks ~hosehouse late Monday
night, and broke her right lower limb.
She was removed to the County Hospital
yesterday morning for care and treatment
Auditor Beard paid of a number of the
members of the two last Grand Juries
yesterday. The only services paid for
were those rendered In joint sessions. No
compensation was allowed for committee
work. According to this the last Grand
Jury cost the county for services rendered
$3.50; the preceding one, S40S.