Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-02
LOCAL AND OTHER JOrs.
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S~ensfneI's Reporter.

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SenNneI's Reporter.
Hare you registered?
Terrible earthquakes east.
Plsasanter weather yesterday.
Business continues quiet in town.
Reno is having an Indian fandango.
Yesterdays quotation of silver. SO 92's
The Eureka alissde blackboard is run.
ming again.
Work has again been suspended in the
Paul Pry mine on Adams Hill.
The Dunderberg Mining Company will
pay ell bills on the 10th instant.
Manager Probert, of the Richmond
Company, returned to San Francisco yes.
terday.
The only use left for the red flag Of the
Anarchists lie to advertise the forced sale
OF their bursted business.
Bullion that passed through Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s express yesterday from the
soutb: Six bars valued at Sc, 900 AZ.
State Superintendent Of Schools Young
| ia q candidate for the nomination Oh the
Republican ticket for Lieutenant Governor.
Record: Dull times keeps hugsing
| Phoebe very tightly. Where has that boom
vanished that the outside papers talked 80
much of?
Andy Stinson was at peace with himself
and all the world yesterday. Cause why:
A domestic dividend in the household in
the way OF a daughter.
The earthquake shocks in the South
Tuesday night and yesterday morning
we're probably the severest known In the
history of the United States.
Mrs. j. T. Gilmer and her two youngest
SONS came 10 from Osceola on Tuesday
nights White Pine stage, and left yester-
day for their home in Salt Lake City.
A number OF Candelaria people who are
In Carson say that the town looks rather
badly just now-Appeal. Queer the Car
son people could no. SEQ it themselves.
The E. and P. R. R will take all dele
gates to the Democratic State Convention
this year at half rates. So for round trip
tickets from Eureka TO Palisade and re-
turn.
The legal fraternity Of the town have
signed q stipulation co~nsenting to the
dar for the September term Of court to the
- NhSAN1J OSsobo
The Lyon County Times says reports
from Aurora are very discouraging, and
Mason Valley rsnchers are accordingly
despopdent for fear they will have no
market for their crops.
The SENTINEL acknowledges with thanks
complimentary tickets Of admission to the
concert TO be given in the Opera House on
Tuesday evening, September Il, by the
Eureka Orchestral Union.
Renewed testimony az 10 the existence
OF the ses.aerpeDt from the vicinity
OF Gloucester, Mass; but some people are
so ingrained with Incredibly that they
want an analytical chemist to look into
tue quality OF the Gloucester whisky.
The following named persons we're
elected at the Lincoln county primaries on
tho 18th ultimo as delegates to the Demo
cratic State Convention to be held at
Elko: A. s. Thompson, Henry Rice. James
Pierson, A. M. Findlsy and G.. r. Barton.
Austin ReVeille: D, II. Jackson has re-
signed his position OF Superintendent OF
the Chicago Mining and Reduction Com
pany ct Ophir Canyon, in order to pay at
tention TO other matters which command
his attention. Thomas A. Oliver IL his
successor.
The Silver State Of Monday says that II.
Sadler telegrsphed to Winnemucca that OF
the IL delegates elected in Eureka county
last Saturday TO the State Democratic
Convention "Riyes for District Judge
will have eight. and Sadler for Governor
will have eleven, while U is doubtful.
the vote for two OF the candidates being a
tie." All OF which is news in those parts.