Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-12
LOCAL AND OTHER Jo1s.
scraps from the Notebook Of sh
EentineI's Reporter.

SentineTs Reporter.
Reno has Il real estate boom,
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, O.99A
Washoe county has SIS, SOL in it's treas
ury.
The crown jewels of France are to b.
sold.
O. 8. Young, State Superintendent oil
Public Instruction. arrived here yester.
day, and was warmly welcomed by his nu.
merous old friends.
Miss Maggie Olsen will leave tomorrow
morning for a two weeks visit at the Bay.
Mrs. E. E. Phillips and daughter re-
turned last evening from a visit East.
The usual religious services will be held
in the churches to-day.
Heavy storms are reported from all
parts Of the Atlantic coast.
Tickets for the Sundower Social Clubs
masquerade ball are now being issued.
There is but little business being trans.
acted about the courthouse these days.
We acknowledge receipt of tickets for
the Sunfiower masquerade ball on the 28th
instant.
OhaiAOJ DOshO anu IL. o. mhrCnAQE,
mercantile travellers, came in on yester-
days train.
The Reno Electric Light Company ex-
pect to commence lighting that town with
electricity about January /.
The Sacramento Bee is in favor Of free
rum. lotteries and Bob Ingersoll, and
licensed gambling houses.
Door knocks of the old-fsshioned kind
are once more appearing on ,he doors OF
fashionable New York residences.
When an embezzler skips out nowadays
the San Francisco Post notes the fact that
he has "Frankeled with the DOODLE"
Theodore Winters ~nnounces that he is
to sell his stock farms, in Sacramento
county. valued at So, 000. 900, a, auction.
A sack Of gold dust. valued Of $460, was
the result OF the labor Of one hand 10 ten
days 10 the placer mines on Salmon river,
Alaska.
The masquerade to be given by the Sun
flower Social Club, will be the grandest al.
fair ever given in Eureka, and no trouble
or expense will be spared to make il such.
A witness in the Car murder case al
Brockville, Canada, said that the wife OF
the murdered man "was as good as any
two men in fighting il you give her a fair
show"
In yesterdays issue we sent the wrong
man to the Insane Asylum. The man who
went to the asylum was Vincezuo Vsnzs.
instead OF A. Buschazzio, as we erroneously
stated.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Richmond Hose Company No. 3 will be
held at their hosehouse tomorrow even
ing. All members are requested to be
present.
Owners Of unpstented mining claims
are reminded that only a few days remain
in which to perform the annual holding
work required by the United States min
ing law.
The latest gem in the line of C%oronor's
jury verdicts comes from Dakota. whore
a Jury found that "she came 10 her death
from q felonious desire to reach q happy
hereafter"
Gilber. Henry, OF Mound Valley. Elko
county, was in town yesterday. He says
he will bring in, just before Christmas.
forty OF the finest turkeys ever brought to
this market.
The Indian ladies OF Lower Brule
Agency, Dakota. have their weekly sewing
circle. interchange local news and toll
stories about absent sisters just like
white women.
One hundred and seventy.seven tael
boxes of prepared opium we're seized in
San Francisco yesterday. They were
found in boxes marked fiat fish," and
consigned to q Chinese firm.
Tho New York Herald runs g special
train daily between New York and Wash
ington for the delivery OF its papers. at a
cost Of So, 500 per week. An outlay OF this
character would knock out the SENTINEL
the first week.
An old gentleman in Baltimore, who
used TO be troubled by young men sitting
up with his daughter until q late hour,
settled the callers by appearing promptly
at IL o'clock and giving each Of them a
ticket to q l0.cent lodging.house. He
never soolded or acted in an emphatic
manner, because there wasn't any need
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