Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-17
LOCAL AND OTHER JOrs.
Scraps from tGe Notebooks Of the
Sentinei's Reporter.

- ~ VIZ W. VIZ
Sentinei's Reporter.
Scarlet fever is sbating at Carson.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 0.97%.
California has seven State tickets in the
field.
Yesterday was disagreeably windy and
dusty.
Read Morris & Levy's new advertise
ment.
Episcopal and Catholic services to-day,
az usual.
There are over 1000 Knights Of Labor
in Nevada.
Remember the Miners Union ball to-
morrow evening.
Judge Rives passed Winnemucca on
Tuesdays westbound train.
The Virginia Footlight has come to life
| again, bearing the Democratic standard
aloft.
Arthur McEwen has taken charge of the
| editorial management Of the Virginia
Chronicle.
Henry Hip, formerly OF Taylor, but
now OF Wolter Il Co., San Francisco, came
in on yesterdays train.
lDOub6 Ii VIII W HloIl1 u Itblucut VI
Austin, died OF consumption at Big Oak
Flat, California, on the LIST instant.
Footlight: Does anybody know under
whose invitation did Bill Stewart come to
Nevada TO run for United States Senator ?
Jack Moore's little son Henry celebrated
his seventh birthday oil Friday by giving
q number Of his youthful friends a party.
Ruby Hill expects to have a dancing
school in full operation in the course Of
ten days, with Professor Greenwood as
instructor.
1t is reported that arrangements have
been made for starting a lightning express
train on the Union aud Central Pacific
road, about the 1st OF November.
Divine services at the Presbyterian
Church this morning, following which
there will be Sunday school. Preaching
at the Methodist Church on Ruby Hill at
1880 P. M.
Texas papers report the embarrassment
OF many stockmen OF their State who lost
heavily by drought. We are pleased to be
but few losses.
Superintendent Garrsrd received a tele.
gram Wednesday evening announcing the
appointment OF Joseph r. Ryan as As
saver and David H. Tuttle as Meter and
Refiner in the Carson Mint.
The Paradise Jockey Club nave decided
TO hold their races October 26, q and 20.
They will follow upon the heels of those
at W~innemuccs, thus giving ambitious
horsemen a chance TO win double stakes.
John E. Hart, recently arrested for
burglarizing a car at Verdi, was indicted
on Tuesday at Reno, pleaded guilty, waived
time for sentence, and was taken to the
State Prison the same afternoon to serve
a three years sentence.
The wife and daughter Of Mr.. H. DON
nelly, Superintendent of the Eureka Con.
mine aud works, arrived in town yester-
day from their home in Oakland, Cal.
They are stopping at the Jackson House,
and will remain on the Range for several
days.
The Republicans OF Humboldt county
are evidently determined not to be out
done on the Home Rule question. At
their convention in Winnemucca last
Wednesday they adopted in their platform
q resolution that I'VE are in favor OF
Home Rule fot the whole world"
Hon. J. H. Macmillan was heartily re-
ceived by the good people OF Ruby Hill on
Friday evening. The Miners Union Hall
was crowded, and great enthusiasm pre-
vailed. The gentleman left yesterday
morning for Ophir Canyon, where he ex-
pected to speak last evening.
Sagebrush Stockmsn: To Hon. G. c..
Powning is due the lions share of praise
for the success of the Nevada State Fair.
1t il to be hoped that Mr.. Powning will
reconsider his determination to withdraw
from the directory Of the association. as it
can i'll afford to lose his valuable services
Governor Adams accompanied by G. H..
Belknsp, nominee on the Democratic
ticket for Justice of the Supreme Court,
and Harry T. Creswell, one of the next
three District Judges, came in on yester-
days train. They were kept busy last
evening shaking hands with old and new
friends. The entire trio will receive a
large vote in Eureka county,