Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-14
LOCAL AxD OTHER gOrs.
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Se%nsineI's Reporter.

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SersineIs Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver. so SO.
Fruit by tho box very cheap at Berg's.
Mrs. A. Skillman is expected home thii
California.
There will be q stated communication Of
Eureka Lodge No. 10, T. and A. NJ, this
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Attorney Wines and County Clerk
Andre wore passengers on the White Pine
stage yesterday for Taylor.
The new extradition treaty is likely to
have a worry demoralizing influence upon
the American colony Of ~financiers In Can.
ada.
Mrs. 8. Wenban, after a pleasant visit Of
a week with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Mills, left for Cortez
on yesterdays train.
The attendance 40 the social to be
| given next Thursday evening in the Opera
House by the Sunflower Social Club
promises to be large.
The mon who took Mrs. McLane's new
tricycle. from Eureka to Palisade on Thurs-
day last are said to have reached their des-
~tination In a thoroughly exhausted condi-
ton.
For some time past indications OF o
heavy rainstorm have been numerous, but
all signs have thus far failed. The picnic
tomorrow by the Star band will no doubt
bring forth the desired o~utpouring.
The Richmond Company shipped yes
terday through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s ex-
- oty 1a~a - L-Il;n. .,t-nl - Go
044 26. Bullion passing through from the
south: Foul bars valued at $5,3l5 IS.
In addition to the regular speed pro.
gramme the State Fair Directors have sd-
ded two trotting races, for purses Of $3.50
and 5000. respectively. free for all horses
in Nevada, Grant county, Oregon, and
Sierra, Plumas. Modoc, Lassen, Mono,
and Inyo counties, California.
Sunflowers are in bloom. Keep your
eye open for one to wear at the social to
be given by the Sunhower Club next
Thursday evening. Lawn dresses deco
rated at the neck with one Of these as
thetic flowers will be the prevailing style
OF the occasion with ladies. Gents pres
emit will also initiate the divine Oscar.
Alleged violation of n State Law.
j. F. Triplett, q detective OF the Nevada
Cattle Association, swore out o warrant in
Justice Harmon's court yesterday morn
ing against Henry Fenstermaker. Of Fish
Greek. charging him with having violated
Section 9 of 9 law passed by the last Leg
islature In behalf OF the stock interests OF
the State, which reads as follows: "It
shall be unlawful for any person peddling
the meat OF any bovine animal, who is not
the keeper Of any shop or meat market. to
sell such meat without having. and upon
request. exhibiting the hide OF such ami
nal, containing the brand and other
marks thereon" It appears Mr.. Fenster.
maker brought to town and sold a butch
cred calf. Mr.. Triplett demanded Of the
defendant to exhibit the hide, which he
failed TO do. claiming that the calf being
very young he had not branded il, and
therefore he left the hide at his ranch.
The case came on for trial by jury in the
court mentioned yesterday afternoon.
II. X. Mitchell appeared for the defendant,
and Messrs. Baker & Wines. attorneys for
the Nevada Cattle Association, and Deputy
District Attorney Vanderlieth for the
State. The jury, unable 70 agree--stand-
ing six for and six against-the case
will again DO tried in the same court Oh
Monday morning.