Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-01
LOCAL AND OTHER JOrs.
scraps from n Notebook Of she
SentIneps RspOreer,


Yesterdays quotation Of silver. so 96k
The State Fair at Reno commences o,
Monday.
J. W. Whitcher has severed his editoria
relations with the Virginia Enterprise.
California Knights Templar are return
ing home from the st. Louis Conclave.
An exchange says your average million
aire is miserably poor in the presence Of
the Assessor.
Jay Gould says that he believes the
country ia about to enter upon an era OF
great prosperity.
The Boston wool market continues act.
i've. Manufacturers are said to take hold
quite freely and pay the advanced prices
asked.
Times-Review: We are informed by Su.
perintendent Price that 20 rood miners
can secure employment In Tuscarora this
Winter.
Owing to the scarlet fever and diphthe-
ria scare in Carson, many children are
now being kept away from the public
schools.
The granite statue of Gen. Fl. W. Hal.
leck has arrived at San Francisco. The
statue is soon to be erected in the Golden
Gate Park.
A telegram received from Washington
last night just before the telegraph Office
closed says: THE Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing is On fire."
Hon. J. H. Macmillan, the Democratic
nominee for Congress, will address the
citizens Of Elko this evening and those of
Tuscarora tomorrow evening.
The weather yesterday turned cold,
and at times the heavy winds caused the
town to be clouded with dust. A slight
sprinkle Of rain fell in the afternoon.
The individual or individuals who took
a wagon sea. from the rear of the SENTI-
MEL Office last Saturday would do we'll to
return it at once in order to avoid trouble.
Several heavy robberies have occurred
In Reno lately. There is no clue to the
thieves. They are supposed to belong to
a gang Of trsmps recently arrived in the
town.
The following named were admitted to
citizenship yesterday before the Sixth Ju-
dicial District Court: Peter Tore, John
Gianolli, J. G. Thibault and Daniel
Davis.
The closing Of the dry goods and cloth
ing houses on Main street yesterday on
account OF the Jewish holiday gave that
thoroughfare somewhat OF a Sunday ap-
p%earsnce.
Funeral services over the remains of
0rlin L. North will be held at the Catho-
lie Church tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. The funeral procession will leave
the church at 1890.
Those desiring their final citizenship
papers should remember that in order to
procure the same TO allow them to vote at
the coming election they must apply to the
District Court either to-day or tomorrow.
The Belmont Courier reports the disoov-
cry Of an extensive body OF chloride ore in
the upper works OF the Alexander mine at
Grsntsville, and adds that Grsntsville has
now a good chance Of seeing lively times
again.
The proposed First National Bank Of
W~innemucca has a paid up capital stock OF
$50, 900, and is awaiting it's charter from
the Controller OF the Currency. 1t ex-
poets to be ready for business about the
18th Of October.
A prehistoric structure OF masonry OF
great antiquity has been found in the
mountains Of Montana, and much inter-
csk IL OeluB thh6u as W I've puIpOnc huu
construction. II is thought to ante-dste
even the Aztec ruins.
Mrs. l.. knight has leased the Colon
made restaurant, and has thoroughly rem
ovated and furnished anew the same. She
will open the establishment or Sunday
afternoon with q grand dinner. See her
advertisement under the head OF New
To-day"
How the recent appointment by the
Southern Pacific Company Pacific sys-
tenn of a superintendent of eating houses
at principal points along its roads is going
to affect those 1ndlords who own their
own houses and everything in them re-
mains to be seen.
Acaucus OF the Republicans OF Ruby Hill
South was held on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. A. Dunstsn was elected Chairman and
w, j. Hooper. Secretary. The following
named were nominated as delegates to the
convention that meets 10 Eureka on Fri
day, October 8: s.. H. Frazier, j. Agnew.
r. Harvey, H. Holmes, ]. Fine, W. Bry-
ant. J. Hancock, j.. Pascoe, w. Lawry and
R. Hosking. The primary will be held
on October A..