Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-02
LOCAL AND OTHER yOTs.
Scraps from abe Notebook Of the
SentineI's Reporter.

Read ]. Straus' new advertisement.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 50 974.
Mrs. Senator Briggs ia visiting at Steam.
boat Springs.
The Paradise Valley Mining Company
has declared q dividend Of % cents per
share.
Divine services and Sunday school, az
usual, at the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday.
Forty ladies on horseback will be a
feature of the celebration at Carson to-
morrow.
Bank COMMISSIONS Cassidy returned
from tho East yesterday, looking better
than ever.
It ia reported that several cases Of that
malignant disease. scarlet fever, exist in
Carson City.
Sunday evening religious ser vices at the
Ruby Hill M. E. Church will commence
next Sunday at Z o'clock.
Worry kills half the people. and work
the Other half. AS for the tramp, he IL
immortal. He neither works nor worries.
The Misses Ada and Gussie Mannheim re-
turned yesterday from q weeks visit at the
Hay ranch, all smiles and loaded down
with bouquets.
The citizens CT Eureka, and particularly
those on the limo of parade next Monday,
should decorate their places Of business
and private residences.
A private telegram was received in town
yesterday from Bishop Whitaker, saying |
that be will not be able to arrive in Eu-
reka on Saturday next. as expected.
Senator Cameron proposes to pass the
Summer at his ranch in Arizona. The air
OF the Santa Catalinas agrees with him
better than the turmoil Of Pennsylvania
politics.
terday. He reports an excellent business
feeling at that town, n says that from
ITO to lis miners are employed on Treas
ure Hill.
The little Peck girl, recently rescued
from the Apaches, says there are about 80
Indians in Geronimo's band, and that they
always travelled together. except when on
marching expeditions.
R. P. Allen. travelling agent for the San
Francisco Daily end Weekly Examiner,
one Of the best and most reliable news
papers ON the Coast, is on the Base Range
subscriptions.
In q recent letter TO q friend Emma Ne
vsda announces her temporary retirement
from the stage. She has taken q house in
Paris, and will not appear before the pub
lilo in o professional capacity for several
month"; to m This looks somewhat
suspicious.
Times Review: Postmaster Frank Par
sons received notification from the De-
partment Monday evening. that from and
after July /, 1886. the Tuscarors Post
Office would be rated as fourth class. with
no salary attached except box rent and
commissions
The Sutherland case was settled in the
District Court at Carson, June &c, by the
defendant giving his note TO Ellis and
Doran for $50, 900, we'll secured aud pay
able within 60 days. Each party pays his
own costs. Sutherland went below the
same evening.
The Reveille says the Piutes are having
a big fandango at Springer Canyon, near
Austin. Several of the braves we're drunk
at the opening Of the festivities, and their
head men are very much distressed over
1t, and urge tho whites to sell nc liquor to
the Indians during fandango week.
Prof. @. II. Allen, who conducted al
State Teachers Institute at Reno three
years ago, has had judgment rendered
against him in the Supreme Court Of Cal
itornia for ST 900 and costs for the alleged
defamation Of character of Miss Anna
Dixon. and has just paid the amount, the
costs being S676 10.