Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-15
LOCAL AND OTHER JOrs.
scraps from the Notebook Of she
ReueIners Reporter.

Yesterdays quotation of silver, so 90.
The Board OF County Commissioner
will meet tomorrow.
G.. Collier Robbins returned yesterday
from a business trip to Salt Lake City.
Among the numerous Ruby Killers in
town last night was Johnny C~sllAhan-all
smiles.
T. II. Gillian, one Of the enterprising
miners OF Cortez, is registered at the Jack.
son House.
Hon. VIM. Woodburn arrived in Reno
last Tuesday evening. He went to Vir.
| ginia City over the Geiger grade.
Hon. Thomas Robinson and wife came
in from Newark last night. Their little one
is sick again, and requires medical treat
ment.
Mrs. A. Skillman returned home yester-
day from q very pleasant visit Of three
months with relatives and friends in Cali
fornia.
r. Sadler, the horse candidate for Cub
ernatorial honors. returned to town last
night from a brief tour Of inspection Of
his fences.
Otto Greenwood writes from Portland
that he ia not dying of consumption,
though he has been very sick recently with
mslarial fever.
Messrs. VIM. Pardy and T. e. Haley,
delegates TO the Grand Lodge OF the A. O.
U. W, that met In Ogden the past week,
returned home yesterday.
The Commissioners OF Elko county have
decided to sell the old State University
and dormitory buildings situated in Elko,
and have advertised for bids,
The Silver State says that John r.
Bradley, Of Elko. is mentioned Us a prob
able "dark horse f" for the Gubernatorial
nomination at the Elko convention.
Divine services, as usual, at the Catholic
Church to-day. Rev. Mr.. Dutton being
in rather poor health will omit the even
ing services at the Presby serisn Church.
Harry o'Halo left Silver Peak last
Thursday for Csndelsris. Not arriving
at that place 6 search party went out and
found him dead on the desert with his
water canteen empty.
In New Mexico several billy goats are
placed with each flock OF sheep. II ia said
that they not only make good leaders for
the sheep, but also that they protect them
by fighting off coyotes.
All light weigh. good coins presented al
the United States Sub-Treasuries are being
stamped. II you are now offered a gold
piece with the letter L stamped on il, you
know that it is below weight.
Hon. c. G. Stevenson informed an En-
terprise reporter the other day that he
will accept the nomination for Governor
II the same Ia rendered him by the Repub.
lican Convention that will soon meet in
Carson.
Yesterday being Willie Townshend's
birthday, he On tertsined q number OF his
youthful friends at his home on Cliff Hill.
refreshments, music. etc.. were
among the pleasurable features of the oc-
casion.
Governor Adams seems to be the f~svorite
In the race for the nomination for Gov
ernor by the Democrats OF this State.
Adams and Daggett will be the nominees
OF their respective parties the Dayton
News Reporter thinks.
Mrs. McLane's new E. and P. tricycle.
Is q pronounced failure. She contem.
plates. we are told. putting a blackboard
the route shortly. The mail due in
town at IL O'Clock Friday night did not
arrive until l o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Justice Harmon yesterday sentenced a
couple OF offenders against the statute pro
hibiting the sale OF ardent spirits TO In
dams. One was F.. FierenZi, an Italian.
who was fined 500 or so days in the
county jail. c.. G. Wells. an old offender,
got 60 days in the county jail.
News from Grantsville lie Of a very
hopeful character and the Golden Gate
c~oncentrator ia doing it's work we'll.
Messrs. Kuchel & Phillips are steadily in
creasing their hope that their enterprise
will be crowned with success and that
Grsntsville will again be a lively burg.
Last Tuesday night Daniel Callaghan,
q pioneer farmer OF Grass Valley. Lander
county, left Austin for his home. His
team ran away while going down the sum
init of Pony Canyon, and Callaghan was
thrown from his seat and broke his neck.
He leaves a wife and four small children.
According to the report Of Supreme Re-
corder Sackett, tho total membership Of
the A. o. U. W. in the United States on
the 1st OF May last, was 164, 1888, q gain OF
II, 900 members during the year. In five
years the whole gain has been Ga, 342 mem
bers. Nearly SIS. 900. 900 has been paid
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