Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-02
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs,
scraps from u Notebooks Of the
SentfnePs Reporter.


Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 81 02%.
A white laundry is about to be estsb-
lished in Tuscarora.
As 10 o'clock last night the snow was on
an average about Eve inches deep, and more
coming down.
The Board Of County Commissioners
Yesterday evening took a recess until Q
o'clock this afternoon.
There was a marriage at the Presbyterian
parsonage Sunday evening. See notice on
second page of this issue.
1t ia with regret that we announce the
death Of Casper Schmidt, a former well
known resident of Hamilton.
Under the head of "New To-day" will
| be found a list Of the bills allowed yester.
| day by the County Commissioners.
David Kent, an old and respected citi-
zen of Phoebe. died in that town on the
22d ultimo. he leaves q wife and daugh.
ter.
1t Is said the new Dayton paper will ap-
pear next Thursday, and that il will be
edited by a Mr.. Ridgway, of San Fran
cisco.
Acting County Physician Owen, in his
TtpOTt JcbtCIOdy w tle DOhTu Vi COmmlS-
%sioners, says there are but 10 inmates in
the Hospital.
Counterfeit silver dollars have made
their appearance at Lacrosse. Wisconsin.
People should look out that they do not
find their way to Nevada.
The White Pine News of Saturday says
that Joe Mendes has purchased the lot
on Main street. adjoining Mrs. Roberts
restaurant, for a brewery"
Jailer Stinson, in his report to the
County Commissioner yesterday, says
that he had under his charge during the
month OF February IS prisoners.
In the State Supreme Court last Thurs.
day the cases Of Robinson vs. Benson, |
White Pine County Bank vs.. Fl. s. Her
rick ct al. and Young vs.. Brehe were ar
gued and submitted.
White Pine News: We hear il reported, |
but cannot speak by the card, that Sol
Hip is q candidate for the Legislature. |
We stand in for Sol. He has the Jeffer-
sonian qualifications.
March certainly came in like q lion.
The thermometer dropped to IL degrees
above zero at 2 O'Clock yesterday morning. |
Garden makers and tree planters have an
opportunity to rest o few days.
Elko Independent: The effect of the
great reduction in the fare TO the East is
apparent in the sudden wonderful in
crease Of trsvel over the Central Pacific
road. During the past two days the trains
have been well loaded.
1t is reported that in consequence of the
dissolution Of the Transcontinental pool,
the time over the C. P. r. r. and U. P. r.
r. will BIO shortened, and that passenger
trains will be run from San Francisco to
Omaha In IL or Is hours less time than at
present.
It has been suggested that an entertain
ment be given during the coming month
for the benefit of Col. Reilly and his
daughter, both OF whom are in need and
worthy of practical assistance. Several
members OF the Eureka Dramatic Club
view the suggestion favorably.
Miss ODER, the school teacher who ar
rived from near Boston IN Saturday last,
entered upon the duties yesterday of the
Assistant Principalship Of the towns pub
lie schools. Not having the required GER
tifcate she will undergo the examinations
for one during the evenings OF the present
week.
Tuscarora Times-Review: We under
stand that Judge Messick will argue the
new Judiciary law case in the Supreme
Court in behalf Of the people. He is one
OF the ablest lawyers on the Coast, and no
better selection could have been made by
the opponents Of the statute to be con-
tested.
First-class tickets are being sold from
Omaha to San Francisco for $50. The
former rate was SS4. The Pacific Mail
Company now carries dry goods from New
York TO San Francisco, by way OF the
Isthmus. for SIS per ton. The regular
rate is 500. Freight rates from the Mis-
souri, river have been cut so per cent.