Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-14
LOCAL AND OTHER JOr..
Scraps from she Notebook Of shs
BeasInePs Reporter.


Yesterdays quotation OF silver, 81. OOh
District Court will be in session to.mor.
row morning.
The weather was as fine yesterday az
slough 1t had been made 10 order.
Wells, Fargo & Co. yesterday shipped
two bars of passing bullion, valued a,
81, 500.
E. F. Oatmsn and wife left yesterday
for Sacramento, to spend the holidays
with their parents.
Three new ladies, sweet singers from the
East. will make their frs, appearance Al
the Stone Saloon this evening.
The Carson Appeal SAYS 10 appears from
reports that one-half Of the Reno people
are marrying the other half.
We learn that DR.. Henry Hagar has left
Eureka and taken up bis abode perma.
nently in Taylor. White Pine county.
Frank Mcmillan, while passing along
Main street yesterday, slipped on the ice
and fell, dislocating his right ankle.
Eugene Howell, Superintendent Of the
Sweetwater Mining Oompany's mines at
Hamilton, departed for home yesterday.
Tho Iuscarora Times Review has Just
entered upon its eighteenth volume. II 10
q good paper, and we wish it much success.
Appeal: Bullion shipments to the Carson
Mint are increasing. All that is needed
now Is for the Administration to resume
coming.
George Kersey, Of Lancaster, Pennsyl.
vsnis, is thirteen years old and seven feet
tall. He claims to be the tallest boy in
the country.
There is q law In Switzerland which
compels every newly married couple to
plant trees shortly after the ceremony of
the marriage.
Don't fail to read Berg's new advertise
ment in another column. He tells where
you can buy the best and cheapest holiday
goods in town.
No less than four Ssn Francisco drum
mefs departed from here yesterday morn
ing. They must consider this Q good town
for their trade.
Hon. M. d. Foley and wife left yester-
day for San Francisco, where they will re.
main until the Legislature co%nvenes, and
then go to Carson.
It Is no uncommon occurrence for / 900
persons TO cross the river In one night
from Louisville, Ky, to Jacksonville,
Ind, 10 play keno.
There is not q brick building in Eureka
that does not have a leaky roof in the
Winter tine, and all the timers in town
too busy to repair them.
The Csndelaria True Fissure has ceased
to exist. The material will DO sent to
Hawthorne, where the paper will appear
under the name Of the News.
DR.. J. R. N. Owen returned Saturday
night from Mrs. Shekels' ranch. where he
has been 10 attendance on Ira Mcknight,
who has been i'll for a long time.
George B. Hill informs the Carson
Union that the Wood River country is
prospecting. The Minnie Moore mine is
one of the wonders Of the world.
l. is said that the recent stock rise has
put Senator Jones on his feet With five
millions. His brother Sam was 5000, 900
ahead but got one of it because he banked
with Frsnkel.
Mr.. George r. Walker, OF Winnemucca.
Grand High Priest of the Royal Arch
Masons of Nevada, is here on an official
visit. During his stay he will be the guest
Of A. L. Fitzgerald, Esq.
James 0fsini, an employe al the Rich
mond Company's works, while crossing a
foot bridge yesterday the structure gave
way, causing him to fall q distance OF 80
feet. His hurts are not serious, but pain
full.