Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-11
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs.
scraps from she Notebook OF n
Eeusineps Reporter.

Yesterdays quotation OF silver, 80 98h
Harvey Carpenter came in from Taylo
yesterday.
Kittrell was elected District Attorney o
Stanislaus county, Gal.
The mines at Silver Peak, Esmerald,
county, are to be opened up by Eastern
capital.
Au assessment Of Is cents per share was
on Monday levied by the Ophir Mining
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pardy returned home
yesterday from quite q lengthy visit in
California.
A fatal disease resembling diphtheria
prevails among the Piute children at
Wadsworth.
The white men who have been enlisted
TO fight the Apsches in Arizona are to be
paid $50 a month and rations.
The Reno white laundry closed down on
Tuesday. The Journal believes 10 will
take a new start and yet prove a success.
White Pine News: Cadet George E.
| Stockle expects to be home from West
| Point on a furlough about the Gath OF this
month.
As to wedding days. we have " Monday
| for health, Tuesday for wealth, Wednesday
| the best day OF ALL" The President chose
Wednesday.
Mrs. Benedict, daughter OF Eugene N.
Robinson, OF Hamilton, ia registered at
the Jackson House. She leaves this morn
ing for New York City.
The wounded men of the late wrecked
train, near Palisade, on Sunday night
last, were taken through to the c%ompany's
hospital at Sacramento Tuesday.
The Carson Index believes that there Is
but little donbt that Governor Adams and
Hon. T. b. Hickey will be the competitive
candidates for the G~overnorship this Fall.
The season at Lake Bigler has opened,
and already tourists and health and pleas
ure seekers from all quarters are iocking
thither. The hotels are all open and fast
filling up with guests.
Mclaughlin & Hawkins. with the we'll.
boring machine, struck a~rtesian water q. q
depth OF LOG feet on the ranch OF Nc.
Laughlin near Carson. The we'll flows
about 5000 gallons every "a hours.
The State Teachers Institute will be
called at Reno, commencing July n.
Washoe county has appropriated Sl00 for
defraying the expenses OF the same, and
the citizens have subscribed another 500,
making 5000 in all.
Az q recent sale OF thoroughbreds OF
Louisville, Kentucky, ]. B. Haggin pur-
chased 10 young horses for his California
stables. They we're all high priced ami
malls. one OF them. 8 yesrling. costing
6 900. They were taken TO California
last week.
Tuesdays Reno Journal: Senator Briggs
and family, OF White Pine. arrived in
Reno Sunday. The Senator has gone out
10 look at q mine in Humboldt county, but
will return In ten days. Meanwhile Mrs.
Briggs and children will remain at the
Depot Hotel.
Eugene N. Robinson, Superintendent OF
the Swee.water Compsny's properties at
Hamilton, returned to that town yester-
day in a special White Pine stage coach.
accompanied by one of the principal
owners OF the mines. who bad just arrived
from the East.
Elko Independent: From reliable sources
we learn that the prospects at Bullion. in
Railroad District, are very flattering; that
work is being pushed forward vigorously;
that the furnace will be started up the lat
ter part OF this season, and that everything
indicates q profitable seasons run.
A street rumor was circulated Wednes-
day evening that a very important strike
had lust been made Ia the Richmond
mine. A SENTINEL reporter made in
ouiries yesterday OF an attache OF the COM
pauy, who is in a position to know OF any
such Developments, and learned that the
rumor was incorrect.
Polygamy is not dead, by any means.
nh t.noG s.,ro - Aha J1aSarak kHVa at
| Salt Lake contains the obituary OF q saint
| who had lust died, leaving two wives, six
| sous, eleven daughters and eighteen grand
| children. The notice says " he was a con-
| sistent Mormon" aud judging by these
results we should say he was.
Tuesdays Elko Independent: The Cen
trail Pacific railroad is suffering from a
succession of casualties, another train hsv.
ing been ditched q few miles this side OF
| Wells last evening by enconntering a
masculine member of the genus Bos. in
| consequence OF which this mornings west
bound train was delayed, arriving here at
1880 o'clock this forenoon.
The Austin Reveille of Monday says j.
D. CLARK, the Belmont stage driver. who
| shot himself at Ophir Canyon several days
ago.. died Sunday from the result OF his
| injuries. The general impression seems
to be that ii was u suicide, as he had made
several remarks al different times to in
dictate this, though he positively denied it
to his friends.
The United States Grand Jury at Seattle
have indicted a number Of persons for con-
spiracy under the Ku Klux Act for mott
ing the anti Chinese disturbances OF last
February. The bill alleges that an organi-
/ 4. II. H. - -. A. "a Deal
American Industrial Association" or, the
Scientific Socialists, - the object OF which
Is to overthrow the established Govern.
mont.
Bishop WhitaAer's Annual visit.