Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-26
LOCAL AND OTHER JOrs.
scraps from Abe Notebook Of ths
sensfneI's Reporter.

A wedding is on the taps.
Coughs and colds are common.
Scarlet fever In Battle Mountain. '
Wild ducks retail at rs cents each.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver. so 957 Z.
Divine services, as usual, at the Catholic
and Episcopal Churches to-day.
Albert P. Rose, Of Beowawe, has re-
ceived his FINAL citizenship document.
Two Shoshones were jagged yesterday
morning, charged with drunkenness.
The war cry OF Mexican revolutionists il:
The constitution OF 81 and down with
Diaz."
The Carson Appeal says s'the air of
Reno is still blue since the Washoe pri-
maries."
Denver has been selected as the next
| place OF meeting by the Grand Lodge,
Odd Fellows.
The Ruby Hill Miners Union will give
their annual ball on the evening Of o.
tober Is at their hall.
Hon. Robert Heating has gone to San
Francisco. His physician thinks q few
days s%ojourn by the sea will restore his
strength.
Several specimens OF very good ore from
q recent find in the Hamburg mine on
Prospect Mountain were shown on Main
street yesterday.
A istic encounter took place on Main
street last Friday night between two
youths. Both were arrested and jailed un-
til their ardor cooled down.
Divine services at the Presbyterian
Church this morning. following which
there will be Sunday school. Preaching
at the Methodist Church on Ruby Hill at
p. NJ.
Last Friday night Mr.. Pollock, the rail-
road agent at Halleck, on the Central
Pacific, was taken sick with Inflammation Of
the bowels. and died Sunday morning very
suddenly.
The nominees of the Carson Convention
yesterday for Superintendent OF Public In
struction and State Printer were not
named in the dispatches to the SENTINEL
last evening.
The Carson Appeal says that "there is
no longer any use in concealing the fact
that scarlet fever 10 in this city and many
children are down with it. Dyptheria is
also reported"
1t is reported in Los Angeles that as
soon as cool weather comes on the Carson
Il Colorado railroad will be extended from
Independence TO q connection with the
Atlantic & Pacific.
Ed Leventhal. the peddler, was brought
to town very i'll last evening from Hunt
ington Valley. After he was taken to his
residence medical aid was summoned, and
last night he was improving.
A widow with two hundred francs q,
advertising in the Paris papers for a hus-
band who must possess a like sum. She
specifies. however. that for q negro double
the amount viii be required.
The Sunday school of the st. James
Episcopal Church and those interested in
its welfare are endeayoring to raise q fund
for the purchase Of q library. Some $40
have already been subscribed.
There will be 9 caucus Of Republicans
OF the Richmond school-house, Ruby Hill,
(North,l on Thursday evening next at
7 o'clock. The object is to nominate four
delegates for the County Convention.
The trial OF young Grow for the killing
OF Hogan has commenced before Judge
Ed wards in the District Court at Carson.
Colonel Ellis is counsel for the prosecu-
ton and General Clarke for she defense.
The daylight or tourists' train, running
between Reno and San Francisco, ia very
popular with the travelling public and
will be kept on the route permanently. 1t
makes the run between the two points IN
IL hours.
Hon. J. H. Macmillan, the Democratic
standard bearer for Congress, has an
nounced that he desires TO canvass the
State with the Republican nominee for
Congress. whoever he may be. and jointly
discuss the political issues Of the day.
There will be a special meeting OF Rich.
mond Hose Company No. 8 at their hose
house to .morrow evening for the purpose
OF making arrangements for the ball to be
given on the evening OF October ~. All
members are requested to be present.
The Nevada Union says: There is
tremendous inquiry just now among al
legged Ormsby Republicans as to whether
James G.. Fair Is going to be q candidate
against Stewart or not. They ought not
to feel so anxious. Are they not being
allowed to make up the Stewart racket
without any molestation ?"
Fl. l. Babcock. q representative Of the
old reliable clothing house of Joe Poheim,
San Francisco, is stopping at the Jackson,
and Is prepared to receive orders for gen.
tlemen's suits. overcoats, shirts, etc. His
line of samples are of the latest styles,
and embraces both foreign and domestic
goods. Prices very reasonable. Give him
q call.