Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-31
LOCAL AND OTHER sOrs.
scYaps from the Notebook of sf.
sensfns1's Reporter. 100

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{. Yesterdays quotation Of silver, so 93.,i
d. II. Hall has been confirmed as Regis
ter of the Land Office at this town.
Will somebody sing Home, Sweet
Home" in the hearing of Congress?
The "tiger" will be turned loose Of The
Empire saloon (Gus Hintze's) this
evening. ef
Hon. Thomas Robinson, his wife and
Mrs. Currsn returned yesterday 10
| Newark. ma
VIM. Pardy returned yesterday from
Austin. He reports times In that town
very dull.
There is no truth in the rumor that She
Richmond intends to fire up q third fur
mace shortly. A&
Hons. Thomas Wren and M. d. Foley
left yesterday San Francisco TO take In the
G.. A. r. sights.
Mrs. Andre, wife of the County Clerk,
accompanied by her son Louie, left yester-
day for a visit in California.
Austin Jackson, one Of Eureka's bright.
est boys, returned yesterday to the Santa
CLARA (Cal.) College to resume his studies
Miss Lucy @. Lewis, one Of Eureka's
best looking young ladies. was married In
Fresno. CAL, on June 20, TO Mr. Fred
White, OF that town.
George Bailey will have at his meat
stand, three doors south Of the Court
house, this morning several choice dressed
lambs. II you want a fine roast cell
early.
Nothing new was learned in town yes
4or4au n nna~nsn, xka rrks~tv nsla Qnr;Hno
homicide, except the report that Remona,
the slayer of Wright. was also shot and
killed.
Whats the admission to this here
show, stranger 2" "No charge for ad-
mission, sir. This Is o church." "Wall,
for q free blowout, there don't seem 70 be
much Of o rush."
Who says that education units . man
for usefulness2 A man who studied under
President McCosh, and can conjugate the
toughest Greek verb, 10 q bell man at a
Long Branch hotel.
The Office Of the Carson Free Lance was
fred last Sunday night by the upsetting OF
a lamp. A hand grenade was dashed
the wall. and the flames smothered.
The damage was slight.
The Richmond Company shipped yester-
day through Wells, Fargo d Co.'s express
six bars Of bullion valued at $780, 71 46.
that passed through from the south:
One bar valued at S799 80.
Tuesdays Virginia Chronicle: The
Crown Point and Belcher mines will be
shut down tonight pending repairs TO the
machinery at the head Of the incline. This
will require at least 80 days.
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States Senator from Illinois, and General
Black, Commissioner Of Pensions, also OF
Illinois, left Washington together for San
Francisco, and are expected to reach the
Bay city to-day.
In the list of English Cabinet officers as
telegraphed and printed in these columns
yesterday the name Of Lord Salisbury as
Lord High Chancellor should ~undoubted-
ly read Lord Hsl~sbury--one of the most
noted ~iurists in England.
A telegram was received in town yester-
day from Virginia City, saying that Hon.
Winters had been persuaded by
friends to stand In for the G~ubernatorial
nomination at the coming contest. all re-
ports and statements TO the contrary not
wishstanding.
During the month OF July Pacific Coast
mines paid In dividends over 81 600. 600.
This includes none Of the extremely proita-
BILE iron mines. nor any Of the mines held
by individuals or close corporations.
which are very generally more profitable
than those publicly quoted.
Parents. guardians and others having
children whom they intend placing in in
situations Of learning should consult the
advertisement under the head of New
of the Sacred Heart Academy at
Ogden. conducted by the Sisters OF the
Holy Gross. 1t 10 an excellent institution.
The annual shooting tournament Of the
Centennial Guard will take place this
afternoon between the hours Of l and 7 at
their target ground this side Of the Jack
son hosting works. In the evening q So
cial dance will be given in the Miners
Union Hall. to which a general invitation
Is extended.