Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-28
LOCAL AND OTHER JOrn.
Scraps from tho Notebook Of she
sentineps Reporter.

SentineI's Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 81 0O4
Oar lovely S~pring-like weather contin
uee.
Episcopal and Catholic services to-day
as usual.
Some 800 emigrant s arrived In Califor
mia last week.
Reno is jubilant over the contamination
of the sale Of the English mill property.
Reports from all over the State show
that the recent storm has been general.
Yesterday was Arbor Day in California,
and a large number OF trees we're planted,
Hon. Thomas Wren returned home
yesterday from u two weeks visit at the
Bay.
r. Sadler was under the weather yester-
day but will be ell right again in Q day
or two.
Mrs. N. Mccartney and Miss Maud
Rives returned yesterday from their visit
at Palisade.
Fred Plageman has been in town a
couple OF days, looking after customers in
his line Of trade.
Residents OF Susanville, Lassen county,
are discussing the project OF building o
telegraph to Reno.
There is q movement on foot TO start
a Nevada State Lottery. The next Leg.
lature will settle the business.
Theodore Winters, OF Washoe City, has
been elected second Vice President OF the
California Blood Horse Association.
A western Nevada paper says this is not
Reno's year for getting anything. II she
holds on to her-old grabs she will do well.
There are a great many more men In
Virginia than there ia work for them-no
doubt attracted by over 1attering mining
reports.
Q. M. Fassett, OF Ruby Hill, ia spoken
OF for Chief Clerk of the Assembly. He
is a fine reader, and would make a splen-
did clerk.
The Virginia Enterprise says that
Johnny McMartin is lying seriously i'll at
the Molinelli House with q terrible alb
scess Of the stomach.
Reno will not have a clothing factory
this year. The projectors have skipped
and are now somewhere in California en-
joying the glorious climate.
Since the dedication of Banks, the
cashier OF Wells. Fargo 81 Co., every mes
senger has been required to furnish a
bond in the sun Of 50, 500.
James Crary. a member OF q variety
troupe organized in Taylor, White Pine
county, last Spring, died at Douglas,
Wyoming, recently from poisoning.
Several parties here yesterday were
feeling pretty good after the receipt OF the
stock report, az they were holding Con.
Virginia and Best and Belcher shares.
Read the new advertisement OF the
Postofioe bookstore in this mornings
SENTINEL. 1t will inform you OF a thou.
sand things that you know nothing about.
Divine services at the Presbyterian
Church this morning, following which
there will be Sunday school. Preaching
at the Methodist Church on Ruby Hill at
1880 P. NJ.
1t will be seen by advertisement that Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Riegelhuth intend opening
a dancing school here OF the LIST instant.
They are both good teachers and should
be literally p~stronized.
The regular monthly meeting OF Upton
Post No. 80, G. A. r., will be held ct
their hall this evening a. 1880 o'clock. A
full attendance Of members is requested,
az business OF importance will be trans
acted.
A dispatch from ]. Porjade. dated
Phoebe, Nov. 20. says that on q second
recount Rice DEM for Assembly was de-
clared elected by five majority, and was
given his certificate of election. This
now leaves the Legislature &c to IA on
joint ballot.