Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-18
LOCAL. AND OTHER yors.
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sentineI's Reporter.
Eureka stocks are strong.
Business OF all kinds quiet.
Hazy atmosphere yesterday.
The warm weather continues.
Cheaper fares East are probable.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver. 80 944
District Court convenes at Phoebe on The
oath.
Stormy weather is predicted for next
week.
VIM. Sampson, the basso, is on the
Range.
Home industry should always be pat.
ronized.
Major Treece returned TO White Pine
yesterday.
Only 1896 names on the towns registry
books thus far.
Mrs. l.. E.. Young, Of Hamilton, left ON
yesterdays train for Salt Lake City.
The decision Of the State Supreme Court
In the C~rutchley case is anxiously looked
for.
DR.. Hagsr has returned from Taylor.
He reports Mrs. W. u. McGili greatly i'm.
proved in health.
A msrble-top center table and a beauti-
full corner shelving will be ratified at the
Stone saloon this evening.
A regular c%onvocation OF St. Johns
Chapter No. s. Il. A. NJ, will be held this
evening at half-past7 o'clock.
The registry books will be open for only
another month. No time should be lost il
nlaciuQ your NAM on tho liot
W. H. Smith and Mrs. Kate P. Wemple,
OF Newark Valley, were married by Judge
Rives at his residence last Monday morn
ing.
Along the foothills Of the Sierras on the
Nevada side many acres OF valuable timber
land have been burned off within the past
month.
A cranky bachelor says: at is nom
sence to say that love is blind. l never
knew a man in love who did not see ten
times as much in his girl as I could"
Among the new candidates coming out
for official positions, we learn that IL. II.
Kirchner will come before the Democratic
County Convention for the office of
Sheriff.
M. Karsky, the clothing merchant. left
yesterday for San Francisco TO purchase q
Fall and Winter stock. He expects to be
absent three weeks.
Eureka has a citizen named George
Washington. He claims NJ relationship
with the original, who was " first in war.
first 10 peace.sa and first in tho hearts OF bis
countrymen."
The regular annual meeting OF the Eu-
reks Consolidated Company will be held at
the Office OF the company in San Francisco
on Monday, October Is. at half-psst ii
O'Clock A. NJ. See ad.
The Richmond Company shipped yester-
day through Wells. Fargo d Co.'s express
seven bars OF bullion valued at SIG, 623 60.
Bullion that passed through from the
south; One bar valued at $693 SO.
Though the principal mines at Candle
laria. Rsmeralda county, have suspended
operations, there is an unusual activity In
mining matters In the southern. end Of the
county where gold ores ~predominste.
The final account OF Alice Skae, execu-
trix Of the estate OF John Skae. has been
filed in San Francisco. II shows total re-
ceipts of SIT. 1903 rs. Otthis amount there
has been expended $8.175 04, leaving o.
balance Of SS,92s IL.
Within seven weeks the results of the
Fall election will be known; and as yet not
even the primaries have been called in Eu-
reka for the election OF delegates to the
county conventions. The politicians evil
IDENTIFY want a short campaign.
Two carriage loads OF ladies and gentle
men went up on Prospect Mountain yes
terday for a picnic. They returned to
town about dark, and reported having had
a most enjoyable time. In the party were
DR.. Schneider and wife, Mrs. A. SkillmAn,
the Misses Jennie aud Hattie Schneider
and Chef Batchelder.