Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-25
LOCAL AND OTHER JOrs.
scraps froTn IA Notebook Of the
Sentfnel's Reporter.

scrnps from tue Notebook Of tiis
s~sntineI's Reporter.
Chollar levies a 50-cent assessment.
Yesterdays quotation of silver. so 80.
Donelson Post Of Taylor will celebrate
Memorial Day.
Hon. Thomas Wren left yesterday for
Austin by private conveyance.
Thus far Tuscarorans have made no or.
rangements to observe Memorial Day.
The Carson Mint is not mentioned in
the Appropriation bill before Congress.
Joseph Boos, who left Eureka for Ger.
many last Fall. has returned to Americs
and intends locating in Butte. Montana.
The Argus Mining Company, OF Taylor,
| sbipped last week through Wells, Fargo Il
Co.'s express 10 bars Of bullion valued at
| S22. 243 81.
By some mishap Charley Broy got one
| of his feet badly crushed on Sunday last
by the wheels Of a large ore wagon run
ming over II.
Times-Review: Tuscarorans as a general
thing are not bothering themselves much
about politics. The grub question here
il paramount over all Others, except min
ing suits.
County Assessor Wallace has purchased
from tho county the large cut stones, re-
Gently taken from the old county Jail. He
means to utilize them for q foundation for
bis contemplated residence On Upper Main
treet.
County Treasurer Hoadley and Score.
tarv Oatman, of the E. and p. railroad,
who left on Saturday evening for Elko
county, there to make a haul on the fish
Of the Humboldt. are expected home on
Thursday next.
A citizen Of Eureka received a letter the
other day from Mr.. II. Muller, the former
well known banker of this town. who is
now In Germany. He expressed a desire
to return to the Pacific Coast again and
engage in business.
At the solicitation OF friends in Cherry
Creek the White Pine News has consented
to raise q subscription for the widow and
five poor little orphan children OF the late
John Hewlett. They are said to be IN
great need aud deserving Of aid.
John Psrdy has just been appointed and
duly constituted as agent of the Fire In
snrance Association (Limitedl of London,
England, with full power to receive pro-
possls for insurance against loss or dam
age by fir. in Eureka and vicinity.
White Pine News: St. George Law
Stanley 10 over at Muncy Creek, survey
ing q new town site near the Grand Deposit
mine, which lminel will one of these days
astonish Eastern Nevadans. Brother Noe.
hold Us out a corner lot for a print shop.
Exchange: A number OF Reno Repub-
licans met the other evening in a lawyers
Office and organized a political club. No
notice was given Of the meeting and Pown-
ing ia righteously indignant because OF the
secrecy with which the affair was con-
Quoted.
Two suits for judgments were tried in
Justice Harmon's Court yesterday-the
first, John Tam VS.. p. Marteletti, in which
Judgment was given for $5i IS with costs,
and In the latter-M. G. Cayanaugh VS..
John A. Drsger-the plaintiff got judg-
meni for SS4 SO with costs.
IL ia believed that the Godbe Company
operating at B~ullionville, Lincoln county,
on the immense pile Of tsilings there. will
be, in order 70 carry out their attempts
successfully, Obliged to work some of the
mines OF that section to get ores rs hux.
The tailings are very rebeilious.