Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-18
LOCAL AND OTHER yOrs.
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Sensinel's Reporter.

sensineI's Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation of silver. so 98h
Best and Belcher has levied a 50.cenr
assessment.
Mining operations will soon be resumed
: In Grantsville.
! The Board Of County Commissioner
will meet on Monday.
The longest day OF the year occurs on
the 21st Of this month.
Until further notice the curfew will ring
at 0 o'clock P. NJ. instead Of 8, as hereto
fore.
Hon. M. D. Foley and wife returned yes.
terday from q ten days visit 10 San Fran.
cisco.
The registry of voters should begin the
LIST of July and continue until the 23d Of
October.
Eight young ladies will graduate from
Bishop Whitaker's school for girls at Reno
next Wednesday.
San Francisco morning papers are now
| received In Reno. by the day train, on the
| day of publication.
II the bill to abolish drummers' license
| now before the House, Is passed, it will re-
| duce the annual revenue Of Nevada S14, 900.
A young lady or gentleman wanting EN-.
ployment would do well to consult an ad-
vertisement under the head of "New To-
day"
A new sidewalk Is being laid In front of
the Courthouse. Pedestrians suffering
from oorns and bupions are consequently
pleased.
The Statesman says strawberries are
selling at so cents per gallon in Boise City.
The crop Is quite large and 10 a week more
the price will be much less.
According to new regulations on the
Central Pacific railroad no persons. ex-
cept employees Of the company, are allowed
to ride in cabooses on freight trains.
The following special to the SENTINEL
from r. Ssdler at Reno was received yes
terday morning: Convention at Elko
on September 8. Eureka county, ~ dele
gates; total, 1876"
The Free Lance says: " 1t Ia we'll known
that Congressman WOODBURY. does not
particularly care for the denomination.
He would prefer to have the nomination
for Governor or Justice OF the Supreme
Court.
Elko Free Press: After the LIST Of July
Clugage & Parker will carry the mail from
Wells to Cherry Creek. The service, 10
three times a week. Some Of the stock
from the Elko and Tuscsrors route will be
taken to Wells.
Carson Free Lance: Hon. J.. P. H..
Wentworth, attorney at law at 800 San
some street, San Francisco, and q warm |
personal friend OF W. NJ. Stewart, expects |
to stump the State in the interest OF Stew
arts candidacy for the United States
Senate.
Superintendent OF Public Schools II.
W. Turner, Of Lincoln county, writes: Il
shink there will be an increase in the num-
Der Of school children Of this county this
year. owing to the fact that Mormon fsmi-
lies are moving over the Utah line into
this county"
According TO the Carson Free Lance, the
petition for q rehesring OF the case of
Phillips Va. Eureka county has been by the
State Supreme Court denied. This prsc-
tically ends the present opposition TO the
Jury Fec law The only remedy lies In
the next Legislature.
Col. II. G. Shaw, ex-editor Of the vir-
ginis Enterprise, has, ii said. abandoned
his projected leoturing tour through Cali
fornis and the East. Il is rumored that
be will start a paper in San Francisco
somewhat similar to the Pacific Life, but
in the interest OF the turfmen.
Virginia City has a new paper called
The Occasional. What ii lacks in size Is
made up in editorial ability, VIM P.
Pratt being the scribe, II Ia to be con-
Quoted Gin the interests OF the Demo-
cratic party, but Independent OF all
cliques and self-appointed party leaders"
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