Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-16
LOCAL AND OTHER JOrs,
scraps from sue Notebook of the
SeutineT's Reporter.

Nevada has 401 retail liquor dealers.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, so 9sA
The Foley Judiciary law is c~onstitu
: tionsl.
I, Bishop Whitaker is expected in EuIek
about June 10.
|. Hon. George W. Baker and wife returne.
from Elko last evening.
. The finest residence in Bodie has beer
sold for $3.50. 1t cost So, 800.
The Carson Tribune reports a half dozer
candidates for every office in that county.
J. t. Gilmer came In on last night
White Pine stage from Osceols and Taylor
W. N. McGill, OF Taylor. came in OIL
yesterdays E. and p. train from the west
The Senate yesterday confirmed Thomas
E. Kelly as Marshal of the District OF Ne,
vada.
G. j. Bosko, the we'll known travelling
man for a liquor firm, arrived on the Base
Range yesterday.
Reno Journal: There is q rumor oui
that the v. and T. shops at Carson are to
be removed to Reno.
Charley Gilmer, accompanied by A. G..
Campbell. arrived on the Base Range yes.
terday from Salt Lake City.
The citizens OF Tuscarora have held q
public meeting to take steps for the protec.
ton of the town against fire.
The District Court at Elko adjourned
yesterday for tho term. The S~quabble
Gulch suits we're continued.
Miss Nellie O'Brien returned home yes
terday from California, where she visited
for a couple or three months.
A great dressmaker SAYS: "Puffs will
not be used this season." That Is right.
Straight advertising is always the best.
An exchange remarks that men are
strongest in she morning. The same may
also frequently be said Of their breath.
Hon. A. G.. Cleveland arrived In tow
yesterday evening from the west en- route
to his home in Spring Valley, White Pine
county.
Don't forget that this 10 Sunday, and that
there will be religious services, as usual, at
both the Catholic and Presbyterian
Churches.
Quite q large shipment OF ore arrived at
the Eureka Con reduction works yesterday
from the Barcelona and Belmont mines in
Nye county.
Foley's Judiciary law, which the Su-
preme Court yesterday unanimously de-
clared constitutional. gives very general
satisfaction here.
Our telegraph news this morning Is
rather limited, On account OF two OF the
Western Union poles having been burned
down yesterday by the fire near Alpha Sta
ton.
A special telegram yesterday afternoon
from G. F. Bicknell, Clerk of the State Su-
preme Court, says: Judiciary law passed
at last session sustained. Opinion unani-
NOUS"
X. E. Keller. a recent arrival from Hi.
nois, passed a creditable scholastic exsmi.
nation yesterday, and will tomorrow as
sumo charge of the school at the Willows,
near town.
Tho Cheyenne Live Stock Journal says:
NJ. E. Post has purchased from Sparks &
Tinnin, Of Elko county. 1000 heiters, one
third OF which are to be grade Herefords,
and 1000 steers.
W. W. Rogers, Recorder and ex.oficio
Auditor of Elko county, who was accused
by the Grand Jury in January last. OF
willful misconduct in Office, has been ad-
judged not guilty.
The Lyon County Times suggested the
name OF II. s. Mason, Of Carson, as a can
didate for Congress-. The Carson Tribune
says Mr.. Mason positively declines the
honor, and says he is moi an aspirant for
any Office.
The HALEY (Idsho) News-Miner says
that e. Dickinson, Assistant General Su-
p~erintendent, with 100 armed men, has
gone to Eagle Rock, on the Utah and
Northern railroad, to prevent an outbreak
from strikers.
The owners OF the Hindley mine at Gar
field District. Esmeralda county, claim to
nave recently refused an offer of $500, 900
for the property. The mine is said to con-
tain ore of unknown extent, and it is al
legged that no assays so far made showed a
value Of less than $500 per ton.
The incoming E. and p. train last even
ing was detained 1--we hours by the burning
of an immense wood pile close to the rail
road track q mile north of Alpha Station.
By some of the passengers it is said the
blaze was a huge one and the heat very in
tense.
Winnemucca Silver State: r. Sadler, OF
Eureka. the horsemen's candidate for Gov
ernor. passed west yesterday. He thinks
the cattlemen's candidate will get away
with him in the convention, but as he is
accustomed to being left, he will not grum-
BILE il be is beaten.
The owners of hay ranches along the
Humboldt are complaining Of the low water
in the river. High water at this season in
sures good hay crops. but the weather con-
tinues so cool that the snow at the head OF
| the Humboldt does not melt rapidly
enough 10 raise the stream.
Candelaria True Fissure: All doubts
about the candidacy of r. M. Dsggett have
been removed. A gentleman recently from
Virginia City informs us that Mr.. Daggett
told him positively that he would enter
the race for the United States Senatorship
and that he would fight for r. M. Daggett.
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