Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-12
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs.
scraps from the Notebook Of h
aentiDeI's Reporter.

Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 81 OILS
Work at the Eureka Con. reduction
works has been suspended for an indefinite
time.
The funeral Of the late Nelson Mccartney
Sunday afternoon was very largely at
tended.
A dividend Of as cents per share vas de.
| clared last Saturday by the Manhattan
| Company OF Austin.
Senator Fair will leave San Francisco for
| Washington sometime during this week to
| take his seat in Congress.
There will be a special meeting OF the
| Hooks and Knicks this tuesday evening
at half.past z o'clock. A full attendance is
desired.
There il evident restlessness In Carson
| over the Chinese, and movements will per-
haps be insueursted to induce them TO
move.
Carson Appeal: The Eureka SENTINEL
has entered its thirty-second volume. 1t
is one OF the watch towers of journalism
10 the East.
White Pine News Of the 9th: The Argus
Mining Company shipped during the week
through Wells. Fargo d Co.'S express. two
DaFb Vi DulltOuy FntuOA y VAtocA we
The State Supreme Court. in q recent
decision In the case OF Williams aad Alex
ander against Washoe county. holds the
County Salary Act is constitutional.
Harvey Carpenter has been appointed as
Justice OF the Peace for Taylor. Having
sold out his livery stable there. 1t is not
known whether he wants the Office now.
Carson Appeal: 1t is now claimed that
Dsggett's story about John Mackay's mil.
lion dollars to be put up on Dsg8ett to
beat Fair IL "a mere matter OF moon
shine"
A case growing out OF some papers held
by the Dean estate against p. N. Hansen.
in insolvency. was heard yesterday before
Justice Harmon. We failed to learn the
result.
Everything in connection with our pub
lie schools is going along smoothly. and
parents generally are gratihed with the
progress their children are making In their
studies.
The little six.year-old son OF HI Cole.
while playing with q number Ut school
children last Friday evening. was knocked
down. tramped upon and had his collar
bone broken.
MISS NlDUIb OuIlbtOpuOk AOoo
Last Saturday from Reno. whore she has
been attending Bishop Whisaker's school.
Owing TO i'll health she will not return Tor
the Spring session.
Congressman WOODBURY. hes been placed
| on two OF the House committees, 90 con-
structed recently by Speaker Carlisle,
namely: On Mines aud Mining and on
Banking and Currency.
A grand promenade will be held at the
| Opera House Thursdsy evening BY masksrs
| during the half honr previous TO the grand
march. The orchestra will furnish acme
| pleasing music for the same.
Whore has Senator Fair any mining ven-
| tnres in Nevada, or in fact any interests At
alp Reno Gazette. We understand that
he IL negotiating for the purchase OF ex-
Senator Stewards vast possessions aud in
.erests in this State.-Times Review.
We call the attention of the public to the
card Of District Attorney A.. E. Cheney.
published in another column. knowing
that the statement in regard to the matter
between the County Commissioners and
every particular.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Bay State Silver Mining Company
for the election Of trustees. and for the
transaction Of any other business that may
be- presented, will be held ct the Office of
the company. in Newark. White Pine
county. February l. 1886.
The number OF scholars attending the
Richmond school on Ruby Hill has in
| creased SO that it has been found necessary
on the part OF the trustees to appoint An
assistant for Miss Kate Mclaughlin. The
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| Gussie Mannheim, who Ia both worthy and
competent.
The Carson Index says Lieutenant Gov
| erpor Laughton Wednesday served formal
notice on Controller Hsllock that as Acting
Governor he ia a claimant Of the salary OF
Governor Adams. This will probably lock
| up the salary as in the case when Governor
Adams gave notice that there was another
claimant for Lieutenant Governor Laugh
| toms salary as ex-officio Librarian.
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