Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-02
LOCAL AND orHER sors.
SCRAPS from the Notebook Of she
SensineI's Reporter.

SensineI's Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver. so 81
Assessor Peters, of White Pine county
Is on the Range.
Good range cattle are selling In New
Mexico at S12 q head.
There is much complaint in Salt LAX,
City because Of the dullness Of real estate
Mr.. o. Ball, of Adams Hill, has returned
from q visit of three months In Massachu
sets.
Lost-A gold locket, set with turquoii
and pearls. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at this Office.
There are lots OF hoarse voices about The
streets these days, Of people who have
taken cold by the sudden change in the
weather.
At the Democratic primary election on
| Prospect Mountain Thursday BENJAMIN
Cullom and Martin Langton we're elected
as delegates to the County Convention.
Borg, the grocerymsn, looked happy
yesterday. The wherefore can be learned
by glancing at what follows the head of
"Born " on the second page Of this issue.
A. Benson, after q continuous residence
OF II years at Beowawe, in this county,
has gone into the stock and feed business
at Reno. We wish him success in his new
enterprise.
Luther Clarke shipped to San Fran
cisco yesterday q sack OF ore from his
Bald Mountain mines, in order to get q
good test Of it's value and to ascertain the
cost there for working it.
The Richmond Company shipped yester-
day through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express
five bars of bullion valued at S11 ,275 %.
Bullion that passed through from the
south: One bar valued at $3.50 35.
No press dispatches were received here
yesterday concerning the burning OF the
Bureau Of Printing and Engraving at
Washington, D. @. 1t is probable the
blaze was quenched before much damage
WAS done.
The SENTINEL Acknowledges with thanks
the receipt OF q complimentary ticket to
the tenth anniversary ball of the Centen-
NAL Guard, 10 be given at the Miners
Union Hall on Ruby Hill on Thursday
evening next. A large attendance as well
as a most enjoyable time is promised.
At Allison's ranch Joel Allison was on
Thursday elected az q delegate TO the
Democratic County Convention; at Dia-
mond Springs. VIM. +. Cox; Whites
ranch, James White; New York Canyon,
L. f. Dibber; DEVILS Gate. D. s. Rock.
we'll; Roberts Greek, John G.. Ford.
The following named Democrats were
elected on Thursday as delegates to the
County Convention: Ruby Hill NORTH
Frank Rodgers, W. G.. Mccoy, Benjamin
Marshall, Thomas Fuller and P Stanton.
Ruby Hill South Ed Mulcoy. d. n.
Keefe, James Rourke and G. W. McKim.
ITO the victors belong the spells" was
not uttered by Jackson. II occurs in q
speech in the United States Senate by
william l.. Marcy, on Jackson's nomins-
tion OF Van Buren, TO be Minister TO
England. But Mr.. Marcy never counted
petty clerkships amongst the spells OF Q
political victory.
The case Of the State Of Nevada vs..
Owen Geraty was again tried by q jury
before Justice Harmon yesterday, but the
result was the same as at the first trial-a
disagreement. From remarks OF inter
ested parties, overheard lsst evening, we
should Judge there is a determination to
try the case until q decision is reached.
The hunting party, consisting OF
"Bony" Ayres, Pete Knight. Mat
Schatzlein and Mel Wines. returned last
night from q three weeks trip. They
report game scarce in Mound and
Newark Valleys. In the latter valley
it is said over 1000 wild ducks have
been killed this season. Hence the pres
ent scarcity.