Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-23

scraps from the Notebook Of ths
G~enttmers Reporter.

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Hon. George W. Cassidy left yesterda,
for California.
:. The Austin Reveille has entered ON III
Forty.eighth volume.
Gen. p. E. Conner passed Palisade last
Thursday, going west.
Mrs. NJ. Baum and her daughter Celia
returned home yesterday TO Pslissde.
1t is thought the Grand Prize Co., OF
Tuscarora. will soon resume operations.
The aggregate wealth OF the Grand
Jury recently drawn in Stockton, Cal, was
81. 200, 900.
HUI has just received an elegant las.
sortment of lamps from the East. They
are beauties.
The Fresno clippers. Professor Burch
and Miss Buckley; have been heard from
in Los Angeles.
The Truckee Lumber Company's fac.
tory has reduced the ~runping time to ten
hours q day.
Lassen county, CAL. elected q lady
School superintendent, Myra Parks, by
1873 majority.
Some one Ia responsible for the state
ment that not enough wheat was raised in
In Paradise Valley this year to supply the
home market.
Mrs. Henry Rives left yesterday morn
ing for a visit to her sister. Mrs. J. l..
Fast, at Palisade.
Bullion is pouring into the Mint at
Carson in quantities to justify Q speedy |
resumption of coinage.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the receipt
OF complimentary tickets TO the g.. A. r.
ball on Thanksgiving night.
Sleighing yesterday was perfectly spen.
did, and ell those who could afford the
luxury took advantage OF 1t.
Nevada City boasts Of q lady who Is
studying law. She 10 said to be the hand
some wife OF q prominent lawyer.
Joseph P~almounsain. a shift boss In the
Idaho mines Grass Valley. was fatally
crushed by the cage oil Wednesday.
The g. P. Moore mining property. stu.
ated between Elbow and Clear Greek,
south Of Winnemuccs, has been sold.
Gen. G.. G. Warrior. Inspector Of Sur.
veyors General and United States Land
Offices, arrived In Reno on Thursday from
the East.
Unole George Tufy Is improving.
Though he has had q good spell Of sick
ness he has not lost much Of his personal
ponderosity.
F.B. Mercer, formerly editor of this
paper, left yesterday for the western part
of the State. where he expects TO reside
permanently.
A man in Salt Lake is suing for 9 d..
vorce on the ground that his wife has
been intimate with nearly oil the soldiers
Of Camp Douglas.
One OF the girls employed in sorting
rags in the Neenah, Wis, paper mills. re.
Gently discovered, sewed mp in an old
corset. two 500 bills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wenbgu, who for several
days have been visiting their daughter.
Mrs. W. o. Mills, returned to their Coriez
home yesterday morning.
Remington. johnson d Co., are Just
in recep. OF a fine lot OF turkeys from
your Thanksgiving dinner.
The Washoe county rauchers are still
harvesting. They make hay there ss we'll
when the snow flies as while the sun
shines. Alfalfa on the meadow Ia two
feot high.
Master Ray Baker, who turned his
ninth birthday yesterday, gave q party
last evening to Q large number OF boys
and girls, and q right jolly good time
they had OF il.
1t seems now TO be admitted that the
Prince Of Wales intends to marry his old
est son 10 30 American girl-to prevent.
as ZONE msliciously say. the royal stock
from degeneratiDg.
John W. Msddrill. for the past four
years editor Of the Austin Reveille. has
severed his connection with IL, and has
been succeeded by Geo. W. Carpenter.
Mr.. Msddrill and family have removed to
Los Angeles. We wish him success at his
new home.
Nevada Union: The Knights Of Pyth-
las are . lively set Of fellows. They far
exceed any other fraternity in the demon
s~trative character OF their observsnces and
attract much attention from the public.
Their membership is very numerous and
their visiting and junketings are frequent.