Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-03
LOCAL AND OTHER yOTs,
Scraps from b Notebook OF she
S~ensinePs Reporter.

. Go to church to-day.
The Reno Journal has been enlarged.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, so 81
: Republican primary election tomorrow
] Episcopal and Catholic services to-day
as usual.
Grand dinner at the C~olonnade thi
afternoon.
Dick Hoskings received his first citizen
ship papers yesterday.
The funeral OF Orlin L. North yesterday
morning was largely attended.
Hon. Thomas Wren was among the ar.
rivals from San Francisco yesterday.
The new Fall bonnets. they say, will be
v-shaped. The bills will be X shaped.
Hon. NJ. D. Foley and wife arrived home
on yesterdays train from San Francisco.
All OF the principal stores along Main
street will, except on Saturdays, close at
s P. NJ.
Irish dividends: Best and Belcher, so
cents por share; Gould and Curry, so cents
per share.
Mr.. Wenban's new mill bleaching pro-
cess at Cortez has a daily working capac-
ity Of 80 tons.
AT the meeting OF the Rescue Hose Com
pany tomorrow evening. there will be an
election Of officers.
A dividend OF 20 cents a share has been
declared on Paradise Valley mining stock,
payable Immediately.
Lost-A sleeve button that represents q
fireman's pearl cap, bound with bands Of
gold. Leave at this Office.
A. L.. Fitzgerald, Esq, returned yester-
day from a tour through central and south
ern portions Of the State.
All that Nevada wants TO bring it to the
front Ia for silver to be put on o solid basis
and at 81 20 per ounce, where 1t ought
to be.
W. J. Tonkin, one OF the delegates 10
the Carson Convention, after few days
visit at the Bay, returned home on yester-
days train.
The extension of the special delivery
system Of the Postofice Department to all
Postofices and local classes of matter went
into effect on Friday.
The Bodie Miner says that D. o. Mills
and H. M. Yerington recently purchased q
range and band Of cattle at Sweetwater
for the sum Of $50, 600.
The Carson Union says that an editor
for the Enterprise has come to Virginia
City from the staff Of the New York
Tribune. His name is Garrett.
At the Democratic primary election at
Mineral Hill on Thursday A. p. Murdoch,
F. B. Libby, and NJ. Stanton we're elected
as delegates to the County Convention.
Divine services at the Presbyterian
Church this morning. following which
there will be Sunday school. Preaching
at the Methodist Church On Ruby Hill at
7 P. NJ
The Coroper's jury exonerated the v. 4
T. Railroad Company from all blame in
the death OF Mcclellan at Reno last SUM-
day. They found a verdict that his death
was the result Of his W csrelessness.
Argument were heard by the Board Of
Equalization of the petition OF the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company for a re-
duction OF their assessment. The matter
was taken under advisement until to-
morrow.
In another column will be found the
programme Of the work that has been laid
out for Hon. J. H. Mcmillan, Democratic
nominee for Congress. He will address
the citizens OF Eureka next Thursday
evening and those Of Ruby Hill on Friday
evening.
The range feed throughout Eureka
county Is unusually short this season. A
number OF stockmen are uneasy about the
prospects OF the coming Winter, and un-
less something unforeseen occurs 1t is
probable there will be considerable loss on
the ranges in consequence.
The following named received their final
citizenship papers yesterday before the
District Court: G.. Antouiszzi, Pietro
Zunino, Joseph Ceruti, Thomas Henry
Corkill. A. E. Morcom, Frank Sestsno-
vich, G.. b. P%ertino. Anton Hansen,
David Davis. c. A. Buzzesti, Robert
Granger.
A private letter TO a Daytonite from
Bodie says: 81 heard it said yesterday
that George Penter, the banker. and other
capitalists have leased the Red Cloud
mine. This mine adjoins the famous
Mondays, and much is expected of IL.
Altogether, the future prospects OF Bodie
are brighter thar they have ever been.