Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-06
LOCAL yOTS.
Scraps from she Notebook OF she
s%enfineI's Reporter.

SetlhinBi . beUDrtoFs
Comstock shares are way down.
The Ice at the rink is fire for skating.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 81 01A.
Hon. Thomas Wren returned Yesterday
from q visit to Austin, Nevada.
Religious services every evening this
week at the Presbyterian Church.
The snow Is disappearing fast from the
mountains, aud where exposed on the
southern sides, they are almost bare.
George Tassell returned yesterday from
O holiday Wait to Mineral Hill, where he
was looking after his vast mineral riches.
1t is reported that the Wenban mill and
mining property at Cortez has been
bonded TO San Francisco parties for
81. 200, 900.
VIM. B.. Daugherty came in on yester-
days train from San Francisco, and, ss
usual, was greeted by a host Of friends on
the Base Range.
Mike Haran. or Black Nike" a. he was
called, at Sprucemount recently, has not
yet been caught.
There Ia talk among the business men
OF Paradise, Humboldt county. OF con.
structing a railroad between that town
and Winnsmucca.
the Richmond aohool on Ruby Hill,
Miss X. Mclaughlin teacher, opened on
Monday last. after o ten dsys' vacation.
With over 10 scholars.
The Ogden Daily News, published by
Brother Littlsfeld. formerly OF Elko. has
been enlarged, and ia now one Of the best
newspapers issued In Utah.
A very we'll executed oil painting. the
work OF John Monaco. OF San Francisco,
brother Of our local artist. Is ON exhibit
zion at Mon aco's gallery. Main street.
The road to Pinto 10 under repairs. par
s~icularly that part OF 1t near the bridge.
opposite the old hog ranch, at which
point 10 10 being considerably widened.
It 10 reported that Senator Fair will
start for Washington some time this
week. Senator Jones will remain on
'his Coast until his suit with J. g. Rule Ii
settled.
Peter MoCloud. an old a9'er who lived
Tor several Years ut Fort HAlleck and
Lamoille Valley. died in the hospital at
white sulphur Springs. Montana. On the
goth OF Deco IN Der.
At 10 O'clock lsat night Mr.. N. MOZART.
ney was very low, and DR.. Hagar gave il
I'd MS opinion that tho afflicted gentleman
wouid not live Longer than noon to-day
'o4s'oiy not until daylight this morning.
The citizens Of Truckes. turned ont an
mHSse last Saturday evening in q torch.
i'snt procession. preceded by two hands
III hohor of the event OF accomplisbino The
eUniSraaon from the town Of the entire
Ohinese population.
we OOtRtnal yaata.3
the masquerade ball at pai;saaa Isat r.;
day evening, together with n Tia, NJ .hnao
In mask and the characters ihsw
but are unable TO print II in tbis ;ss,,a
Look out for 1t to morrow morning A
w. r. Chamberlain has so,a ~ No.
Hotel at Reno to r. w. psrrn - epo
A. Fitzgerald. the change To bs naad 'onn
~mediately. Mr.. Chamberlain hss tni.
compelled to temporarily retire from Nc;
ness on account Of the failing haai,S :,
himself and wife, and desires a chance ~
rest. !"
Tuscarora Times Review: 1t is re-.
pprtea, ana the report 10 probably true.
mat samuel Maud Pollard. the female
husband who created such a sepsa,ion ~
Inscarora several years ago. is married In
Binghampton. N. Y, and has a chiId
which latter fact indicates that she MAJ
ried e man this time.
Hank Donnelly, who was recently an.
pointed as Superintendent of the Eureka
Con. mine and works. arrived In town
Yesterday and will probably enter upon
the dnties OF his Office to-day. The pump.
Ing OF the water from the deep levels OF
the mine will possibly be the first work Of
interest by the new official.