Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-28
LOCAL AND OTHER sors.
scraps from the Notebook 0f the
SeusaneI's Reporter.

scraps from the Notebook Of Oh,
SeussneI's Reporter.
Look out for political lies.
Warm days and cold nights.
John w. Mackay Is in New York.
Forest fires are raging in Montana.
The political situation wakes warm.
The price Of copper is approaching.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver. so 964,
The mercury at sunrise yesterday was 81.
Hymen is busy. Another marriage
soon.
Hon. Thomas Wren Is expected from
the west on Saturday.
We learn that1Upton Post, G., A, r..
will give a ball on Thanksgiving evening.
II is estimated that Storey county will
poll over 5000 votes at the coming cleo
tion.
Joseph Govanettoni has declared his in.
tention to become Q citizen Of the United
States.
See John Bakers notice under "New
To-day"
George Dugan aud Ellen Alternately
we're married Sunday afternoon at the
Catholic Church.
Bullion that passed through Wells,
Fargo u Co.'S express here yesterday from
the south: One bar valued at $499 II.
AT the Carson Convention j. G.. Harlow
received the nomination for State Printer
and W. O. Dovey for Superintendent OF
Public Instruction.
A dispatch was received at this Office last
Qyanfnn from Vtpripsa G;kv xvb;oh ~a.l,
as follows: Fair has positively refused
to be a candidate"
Lost-a gold bracelet bearing the initials,
"K ] K" and the date. "1878." The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leav-
ing the same at this Office.
A 15-ioot vein of pure white chalk,
equal in quality TO the celebrated Straits
OF Dover chalk, has been discovered In the
hills southeast Of Eagle Rock. Idaho.
There will be q caucus Of the Republi-
cans of Ruby Hill (south) tomorrow
Wednesday, evening at the Miners Union
Hall, for the purpose of naming 10 dele
gates to the County Convention.
Charles Becker, an old resident Of Reno,
and a prominent business man, died in
that town last Friday. He was q member
OF Nevada Lodge No. 5. A. o. U. W., and
Nevada Lodge No. 5000, Knights OF
Honor.
In its account Of the Carson Conven.
ton, the Virginia Chronicle OF Saturday
says: "Quite a kick was made about the
platform. A plank against Stewart had
been left out, but IL was subsequently
put In"
Gen. G. @. Powning does not anticipate
that his resignation as q Director OF the
Nevada State Agricultural Society will be
accepted until after this years Fair, and
will endoavor TO do his share Of the work
in connection Herewith.
The Silver State says that Joseph Mar
zen intends to send several Durham cattle
and two horses from his ranch at Big
Meadows to the State Fair at Reno.
Among the cattle is 9 yearling Durham
bull that weighs l 100 pounds. and one of
the horses 10 a Norman and the other q
Clydensdsle stallion.
II is said that Hon. George Ernst will
bring a suit for damages against the Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad Company. As stated
In Saturdays SENTINEL, he WAS elected
from the west bound express near Cor
inne, Utah, q few days ago, the conductor
claiming that he (Mr. Ernst) was riding
on a scalper's ticket.
The importation OF school teachers from
California and the East bids fair to be-
come an Issue in several Of the counties OF
Nevada at the November election. Com
plants are going up from a number of
sections OF the State that importations are
preferred TO worthy home girls, who have
struggled hard and successfully to gain
the required education. Elko is the last
heard from.