Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-16
LOCAL AND OTHER yOTs.
Scraps from she Notebook OF the
SeutineIs Reporter.
.ramps arc troubling the Elkoites.

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SeutfnePs Reporter.
Tramps are troubling the Elkoites.
Tho Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows IL
this State will meet at Elko next Monday
The foot race announced to come off yes
terday afternoon on Main street proved
d" sell"
The public school at Lovelocks has beer
closed in consequence Of the prevalence o.
scarlet fever.
The public school examinations will b.
on Thursday and Friday forenoon. Fri
day afternoon will be devoted to theoreti'
cal exercises, to which the public are cor
daily invited.
Senator Fair said last Thursday that the
Carson Mint would be ~reopened az soon "a
the appropriation for its maintenance had
been made.
Rev. G.. W. Miller, a Methodist minis
ter located for the past year at Tuscarora,
died last Saturday in that town of'infam.
nation of the bowels. He had been i'll
only a few days.
Sundays Reno Journal: W. M. Stew
art discussed the political Issues OF the
day from q Republican standpoint at
Armory Hall last night to an audience OF
about $50 persons.
The body of T. G.. Emsley, the banker,
who committed suicide by drowning In the
Humboldt river near Osino, was found on
Monday morning. 1t was inclosed IN a
metallic casket and forwarded to Mason
City. Iowa, for interment.
Carson Tribune: AS far as heard from
the following gentlemen will be aspiran.s
before the Nevada Democratic State Con-
vention for District Judges: King and
Webster of Washoe, Fitzgerald and Rives
Of Eureka; Cresweli Of Lander and Sea-
we'll OF Esmeralda.
George F. Hill, an old.time Comstocker,
Is on the Base Range as a representative of
a large New York tailoring establishment.
He has u complete line OF samples OF pan
taloon goods, suitings, shirtings, etc., OF
the latest patterns, and orders received by
him will get careful and prompt attention.
During the week ending last Saturday
applications were filed in the State Land
Office at Carson aggregating 5000 acres
8.940 at 81 Is, aud forty at 81 80 per acre
upon which the total first payment was
50, $50. Meanwhile contract payments
amounted TO S234-making q total Of
81. 524, receipts on lands.
The disturbed condition OF affairs in
India keeps the silver market in q state OF
fuctuation. The first decline in silver for
weeks was occasioned by the Indian Coun-
Gil getting 500, 600 silver below their
limited price, and the decline OF the last
two weeks was, no doubt, a repetition OF
the Indian Councils tactics.
Mondays Elko Independent: Another
railroad accident occurred at Promintory
yesterday morning. There were W en-
gines standing on the sidetrack, and when
the passenger train came in with q double
header. the switch being open. she ran into
the engines on the sidesrsck, somewhat
demoralizing one of them, but fortunately
no one was injured.
Central Neyadan: L. ]. Hanchett. I'M
der bond from d. Cozzens, is preparing to
pump out the Eagle mine in Bullion Dis.
trict, preparatory TO making further de-
%yoiopments and extracting ore. This is q
good property and has lain idle so long
only because the owner did not have the
means with which 10 handle the water,
but now that that difficulty is overcome
we expect to hear OF large shipments OF
ore.