Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-14
LOCAL AND OTHER sors.
Scraps from tbe Notebook Of she
SenttnePs Reporter.

SeHtftefs WeDOFter.
The very warm weather continues.
Yesterdays quotation OF silver. so &c.
The News ReporteFof Dayton wants Dag.
get. 10 run for the Senate.
Az W~innemucca the thermometer
touched 105 in the shade the other day.
Found-A lsdy's bracelet and a brass
key. which the owners can get by applying
az this Office.
Miss Grace Pardy returned yesterday
from a weeks visit at Bailey's ranch, Dia-
mond Valley.
A. b. Davis, Superintendent! OF The Sill.
yer Lick mine. returned yesterday from
San Francisco.
Should Gladstone visit America he will
receive a welcome such as no royal person
age ever received.
Gus Ooranke returned yesterday from a
two month"; visit with "the old folks at
home " in Wisconsin.
The Senate has confirmed the nomina-
ton OF W. e. Copeland as Register Of the
Land Office at Carson.
Miss Lille Jones. one OF Eureka's fair
est young ladies, leaves this morning for q
months visit in Pine Valley.
The Appeal says: In Ormsby county no
ono appears to be running at oil on the
county ticket; they are oil for the State Of
fees.
Excursion tickets from Ogden to San
Francisco and return are to be sold at
S35 during the Grand Army Encamp-
ment.
Elko Independent: The furnace at Rail.
road District has again began making its
regular shipments Of bullion TO the rail-
road at this place.
Last Friday Ray Laughton, son Of the
Lieutenant Governor, was impaled on a
picket fence and seriously injured through
falling upon it from the limb of a tree.
Members OF the Rescue Hose Company
who have uniforms belonging TO the organ
ization are requested to return them at
once. They can be left at Clarke 81 Simms
saloon.
J. T. Davis, President OF the Jumbo
Cattle Company OF Colorado City, Texas.
will visi. this Coast in August in search OF
grazing lands for 60. 900 or 10000 head of
stock.
The Senate has undertaken to boycott
the President ever since his administration
began. But he continues to carry on his
business OF running the Government at the
old stand, just as usual.
The prevailing excitement in Bozeman,
Montana. just now ia the recent seizure OF
lumber and logs by special agents OF the
Government, acting under the direction of
tho General Land Office at Washington.
Judge William Webster, a leading mem
Der OF the Reno bar and an old citizen
~ A. OEuta aa.nn d. nv rnatar1aofa fFutn
He is o prominent candidate for one OF
the District Judgeships on the Democratic
ticket.
ALI Harris, the dry goods merchant, re-
ceived q telegram yesterday from San Fran
cisco, saying that his wife was very i'll aud
requesting that he leave at once for her
bedside. He will take his departure on this
mornings train.
The heaviest taxpayer in Salt Lake City
is the Zion Cooperative Institution, a
mammoth bazaar, where all kinds OF stun
to eat, drink or wear are sold unde the
patronage Of the Mormon Church. Its as
sessment is $3.50, $40.
Senator Fair in q letter to the Mayor and
City Council Of Oakland states that he in-
tends to erect in that city q four-story
block, including u theater, o railroad depot,
to cover an entire block on Broadway, and
q number Of two-s!ory buildings for phi
yate residences.
1t is very rare that a conscientious Execu-
tive is popular with the politicians. Lin
coin had many critics among the leaders
Of his party, and il Is not surprising that
Mr.. Cleveland should incur a similar ami
mostly. Nevertheless. the people are with
him, and indorse his administration
Speaking of Bishop Whitaker's recent
appointment. the Carson Appeal OF last
Saturday says: 1.-The Bishop has not yet
decided upon what he will do. III case he
accepts, however, he will retain his con-
~neclion with the Reno school and keep 4
general oversight over 1t, paying it ire
quent visits"
At the regular monthly meeting Of the
Richmond Hose Company No. 3 on Mon
day evening the following named members
were elected as officers to servo for the en-
suing ak months: Ed McCormic. Presi.
dent; Thomas Carey. Vice President; M.
Bowling, Secretary; VIM. Powell, Treas
urer; NJ. E. Welsh, Foreman; VIM. Allen,
First Assistant; J. j. Cromer, Second AS
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