Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-10
LOCAL AND OTHER lots.
scraps from tbe Notebook Of the
SensineTs Reporter.

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SeusineTs Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation of silver, so 81.
R. Sadler left yesterday for California,
Has Congress never heard Of the early
closing movement?
Another picnic is talked of. Hurry up;
we want another shower.
Quite an outgoing Of passengers on yes
terday's e. and P. train.
Mrs. Robert Briggs and child, Of Taylor,
are stopping at the Jackson House.
W. J. Townshsnd. the stage man, left
yesterday for White Pine and Lincoln.
Indian Agent Scott, after q fortnight's
stay on the Base Range, left for Elko yes
terday.
At least 81, 900 worth Of silverware and
jewelry was destroyed by the fire on
Thursday afternoon.
Happy thought Perhaps even Ireland
may have a Fourth of July next year. II
so. long may she wavel
There are over 200 artesian wells in
| Kern and Tulare counties, California, all
with good flow Of water. Nevada should
have more Of these wells.
Yesterday was undoubtedly the warmest
day OF the season, the thermometer touch
ing 80 degrees in the shade.
A stated communication of Eureka
Lodge No. 16, F. and A. NJ, will convene
this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
When Sara Bernhardt was asked,
What is your ~favorite animal 2" the great
actress promptly answered, " Man."
Our exchanges, as a rule, contain Fourth
Of July speeches. None Of them surpsss
in any way the one delivered here by Hon.
II. X. Mitchell.
Any one desiring to purchase q house of
foul rooms would do well to consult an
advertisement to be found under the head
of New To-day"
The ranchers are busy securing their
first crop Of alfalfa, which, owing to the
dry condition Of the cattle ranges, ought
TO bring a good price.
DR.. @. Hamilton left yesterday for a
two months visit in California for the
benefit of his health. He requests US to
thank his friends for their many kind
nesses to him during his late illness.
NJ. ]. Franklin, formerly o dry goods
merchant OF this place, has just been ad-
mitted as a partner in the extensive mer-
SehtAto IN VI 0COs6 30 oAOoh6"SA6 OOs
San Francisco. We wish him success in
his new enterprise.
The shipment OF bullion yesterday
through Wells, Fargo IL Co.'s express
looked q little like old times. Nineteen
bars valued at Sill 1914 80 came from Ham.
ilton and Taylor, and seven bars valued at
Sl5, 410 OF we're shipped by the Richmond
Company.
The registry list is now open at the
Justice Court. Nsturalized citizens will
remember that the statute requires them
to produce their papers before their names
can be entered upon the list emitting them
to the right TO cast their ballots at the
election 10 November.
The Candelaria True Fissure says: Bad
news comes from Aurora. A private letter
from there to a gentleman in Candelaria
says that the leading men representing the
English company have resigned, allegat-
ing that there IL nothing in the mines. 1t
is to be hoped that the news will be dis
proved.
Irish sympathizers in Butte ~inaugurated
on the I'd q movement to raise funds to aid
Gladstone and Parnell in the Home Rule
struggle. Marcus DAILY headed the list
with $3.50; James A. Murray and w. j..
Connell followed with 500 apiece; the
Walkerville miners subscribed 5000; sew
eral thousand dollars more il 10 expected
will be forwarded by cable.