Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-28
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs.
r from h Notebook Of the
Septinel's Reporter.


Elko.
:, Reno has seven two-bit restaurants and
eating houses.
There we're no mails received from the
East yesterday.
The Titus residence on Spring street has
been purchased by DR.. Hagar.
Deputy Assessor Powell is registered at
the Palace Hotel, San Francisco.
Divine services az usual at the Catholic
and Presby terrain Churches to-day.
The District Court has adjourned until
Saturday, April 8, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Read the advertisement Of the Odd Fell
lows ball in this mornings SENTINEL.
Nevada and Arizona are each represented
this month by a single dividend mine.
County Clerk Andre is preparing a
transcript Oh appeal in the case OF Thomas
Dixon vs. Jerry Ahern.
A big show in the way of a circus and
menagerie will hold forth in the principal
towns Of Nevada during the first part OF
May.
An Arizona paper begins an obituary
with this: death loves q shining mark,
and when he struck Jim he struck a
dandy"
County officials whose compensation de-
ponds upon fees collected complain OF the
unusual d~ullness Of business in their de-
partments.
The congressional delegation that 90.
compsnied the remains Of Senator Miller
TO California have left on the Southern
Overland for Washington.
There Is yet no ebb in the tide Of travel
---- H. N--A- n-s- --k --l
west carry hundreds OF passengers and
have to be run in sections.
A telegram to the SENTINEL from Hollis
ter. Cal. yesterday says that the second
trial Of John D. Prewett, for the murder
Of DR.. Powers, is set for June z.
During the recent freeze in Florida the
washing fro2e stiff on the lines in some
places. Negroes declared that sd good
Lord starched all de clothes for Us in de
night"
The Chinese say that the young fellow
who suicided on Dangberg's ranch did so
because the Six Companies would not al
low him to go back to China to see his
mother.
The Eureka Dramatic Club have ordered
from the East copies of several plays.
Unless the club can decide upon a better
one. "Uncle Toms Cabin" will be pro.
duced this Spring.
In the District Court yesterday in the
case OF II. NJ. Allen va. the O~nondaigua
Gold and Silver Mining Company the de.
murrer was sustained and Is days given in
which to amend the answer.
A branch narrow-guage railroad for the
transportation OF supplies to the mine and
ore to the mill will be built from Haw-
thorne to the Lapsnts mine in Hawthorne
District, Esmeralda county.
Senator John P. Jones and ex-senator
Stewart and niece arrived in Carson last
Thursday morning. The former passed
through TO Gold Hill and the two last
named remained at the capital.
Senator Logan told Californian Tues
| day that. he intended to visit California
this summer during the ~encampment that
will be held there. Logan is fishing for q
Presidential support from the Pacific
Coast.
The Salt Lake Tribune is authority for
the following: Major Dennis, heretofore
editor OF the Tuscarora Times-Review, who
is said to be on his way to Salt Lake to as
sumo editorial charge Of the Democrat, is
now in Elko, New.
Norman Wines. who was recently bilked
in San Francisco in the purchase OF an
interest in a livery stable. q telegraphic
account of which appeared at the time in
these columns, was for q long time a resi-.
dent OF Ruby Valley.
Some people believe that any one carry
ing with him q small piece of cats bone
will be invisible at night. The thought
suggests the possibility, says the San Fran
cisco Examiner, that the cats yertebrB is
in great use in police circles.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Southern Pacific Company will be
held in San Francisco on Wednesday.
April ii, at 10 A. M, for the election OF
seven Directors for the ensuing year and
the transaction OF other business.
The Genoa Courier ia authorized to say
that ex-senator Haines is not a candidate
for Governor, or for any other position OF
public trust. Mr.. Hsines proposes to en-
low the comforts and pleasures which a
competency. accumulated by years OF hard
ship and toll, can afford.
Landlord Hanak, of the international
Hotel, Virginis City, offers to rent the
immense hostelry for $3.50 q month. In
1876 Mr.. Hanak received 81 800 per
month for the rent of the three apart
7 El6ntb lIohbAbS w obibcs ia SANhSe SAN>
( of the main entrance to the building.
Eastern railroad men at Los Angeles
think Senator Fairs purchase of the South
Pacific Coast railroad was made in the in.
terest Of the Denver 4 Rio Grande narrow
gusge. The line will probably enter the
State as near as possible to the Yosemite.
and pass thence down the San Joaquin
Valley to San Francisco.
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county. dated at San Francisco. March Is.
confirms the rumor OF the death OF the
%well-known prospector, John Thomas
Bradley, in that city. Bradley was the
discoverer Of the Lapanta mine in Haw-
thorne District. Esmeralda county, which
he recently disposed of 10 Messrs. Yer.
ington and Bliss for $35, 1000.
Rolls of Honor, Richmond schools.