Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-11
LOCAL AND OTHER JOrs.
scraps from the Notebook OF she
S~entfners Reporter.

Imperial levies a 1O-cent assessment.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, so OIL
Hon. Thomas Wren returned from thu
Bay yesterday.
DR.. Thoma returned on yesterdays trair
from California.
Three western and three eastern mails
came in on yesterdays train.
Mrs. J.. l.. Wines returned yesterday
from a fortnight's visit at the Bay.
Fred Hart, the newspaper man, has
started q campaign paper in San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. W. J. Townshend, since her recent
return from White Pine county, has been
in very poor health.
The warm wave continues. The Their
mometer yesterday morning at IL o'clock
registered 81 in the shade.
r. Sadler, the G~ubernatorial candidate,
left yesterday by private conveyance for
| the western part OF the State.
All members of the sunfower Social
| Club are requested to meet this (Wednes-
day. evening at the County Clerks Office
at 8 O'Clock sharp.
The Sharp Brothers, formerly OF the
Ormsby House, Carson, and late Of San
Luis Obispo, CAL, are about to take charge
Of q hotel at Stockton.
The Reno Journal says that Richard
Ryland, Of that town, will be Superin-
tendent Of Construction OF the new Gov
eminent building at Carson.
w. r. Eckert, formerly q Comstocker,
but for some time past a resident Of San
Francisco, arrived on the Base Range
yersterday from the latter city.
Eugene N. Robinson, Superintendent of
the S~weetwater Mining Company of Ham
ilton, and his wife, arrived frcp1 New
York City last evening and departed at
once for Treasure Hill.
Carson Nevada Union: The reopening
OF the Mint at an early day might now
be expected if the Treasury Department
were friendly to silver. AS it Ia there is
great doubt about the matter.
r. NJ. Beatty, Esq, ia the first can
didate for Office in this campaign that has
had the courage to make public an
nouncement Of the fact, as will be seen
under the head Of "New To-day"
Mondays Elko Independent: Mr.. J. s..
Msyhugh and family arrived here from
Duck Valley Saturday evening. The new
Indian Agent, ]. B. Scott. is now regu'
larly installed in office at the reservation.
All members Of the Episcopalean
Church are earnestly requested TO meet at
the vestry rooms of the st. James Church
at 7:30 O'Clock this evening TO discuss the
the advisability of calling a rector to the
parish.
j. D. r. Corbett. OF Virginia. while run
ming in the sack race at the Caledonia pic
mic at Carson last Saturday, fell upon bis
chest, and IL IL feared was injured inter.
nally. He was taken from the grounds in
q carriage.
Harry Boyle, who mysteriously disap-
peared from his home in Elko county
two months ago, is still missing. he Is
an American. about As years old; hair
and beard sandy; wore moustache and
chin whiskers.
The closing down OF the famous Copper
Queen mine in Arizona, is the result OF the
long-prevailing low price OF copper. This
mine is the most important in Arizona,
and it's production has been so large as to
exert q decided influence on the copper
market.
"Sandy" McMartin received a letter yes
terday from Bisbee, Arizona, which brought
to him the news OF the death Of his
brother John at that town on the I'd in
slant. The deceased was single, and was
for several years q resident OF Dayton,
this State.
The Stock-growers' Journal, published
at Miles City, Montana. says: added to
this unprecedented drouth the range is
covered with myriads Of grasshoppers
which, in some localities, are laying bare
the brown earth, stripping it OF every
vestige Of vegetation. and rendering II
entirely useless for pasture"
Parties in from Hamilton yesterday say
that the prevalent opinion there concern
ing C~rutchley, the condemned murderer,
is that he will be hanged. His case is still
in the hands OF the State Supreme Court.
and ID Ia highly probable that body will
arrive al a decision in the matter in the
course OF the next two or three weeks.
The new mail tricycle. was brought to
town from Palisade over the 4. and 7.
road late Monday night, in order TO take
out yesterdays mail as per regulations.
1t took eight hours and forty minutes to
make the trip. The schedule time allowed
by the Postofice Department is nine
hours. but the conveyance came In with
out a load.
James Purcell, q SENTINEL typo. re-
ceived word last evening from Butte City,
Montana, that his mother wal liable to die
very shortly from rheumatism that was
passing from her body to her brain. She
expressed o desire to see her son, and
Jimmy" will leave on this mornings
train for her bedside. Mrs. Purcell was
for many years a resident Of Ruby Hill.
Mr., Dunphy Wins the Suit.