Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-25
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs.
Scraps from the Notebook Of the
s~ensfneI's Reporter.

at the Jackson House.
: The formal opening Of the University q
Reno took place last Thursday.
There will be a game OF baseball at thu
old grounds at l O'Clock to-day.
j.. r. Kendall arrived from San Fran
cisco yesterday en- route for Hamilton.
Hon. George Ernst came over from Bel
mont yesterday by private conveyance.
Carson's new steam laundry ia an as.
: sured success. 1t is flooded with work.
Hons. M. d. Foley and Thomas Robin.
son returned yesterday from California.
The Grand Jury will meet at the Court
house at 10 O'Clock next Tuesday morning.
Judge Rives and Messrs. Baker & Wines
and r. Sadler left yesterday for Hamilton.
Several boxes OF beautiful flowers for
use in the churches to-day came by ex.
press yesterday.
Permanent Resident" Stewart is out
with another pamphlet. This time he talks
on the Chinese question.
There will be beautiful and interesting
Easter services at the Presbyterian Church
this morning at II O'Clock.
The inquiry into the i~ncendisry fires at
Carson is still in progress and 9 great deal
OF testimony is being taken.
At least so Shoshones came in on yester.
days train to attend and participate In the
war dance ct the fandsngo.
Mrs. Eva Damon has commenced pro-
ceedings In the District Court for Q divorce
from her husband, Nick Damon.
District Attorney Cheney and +. K.
Murphy. Esq, leave this morning for
Hamilton by private conveyance.
Read Morris & Levy's new dry goods ad-
vertisement In this mornings SENTINEL.
The reductions in prices will astonish you.
The Act passed by the last Legislature
making the State one Judicial District will
come before the Supreme Court for argu-
ment tomorrow.
J. II. DAILY, Secretary of the Bay State
mine. who has been East several months
for his health, returned here yesterday
much improved.
A carload Of barb wire for r. Sadler. Of
Eureka, was unloaded at Elko the other
day for shipment by teams to his ranch in
Huntington Valley.
Reno Journal: Some OF the politicians
say that Congressman WOODBURY. will not
be @ candidate for 70. collection to Congress,
but will be an aspirant for the Supreme
Bench this Fall.
The Reno Journal ia anxious for the Re-
publicans OF the State to concentrate on
one candidate for the United States Sens-
torship. There are four or five now in the
field, and all are clamoring for recogni.
ton.
Beetles were so numerous in Sacramento
last Wednesday evening that it was found
necessary to extinguish the electric lights
in front OF hotels. After tho lights were
e%xtinguished the pests could be swept up
from under them by the peck.
The Dayton Jews Reporter says: In this
State, in the vicinity Of Aida Valley along
the foothills snd ON the gravel flats. . spe-
cies of arborescent aloe grows ~abundantly,
which furnishes q sort of cabbage, or bulb,
which furnishes food for the Indians.
Carson's municipal election TO take place
on the Sd of next month promises to be an
exciting one. The Anti. Chinese League
will have a ticket in the field for City
Trustees, which will be opposed by those
not in sympathy with that movement.
High mass will be celebrated at the
Catholic Church this morning at IL
o'clock. The following will compose the
choir for the occasion: Mrs. ]. Ahern. or
Rsnist; Mrs. McGovern soprano; Miss
Annie Lucey. contralto, and Mr.. P. Breen,
TENOR.
Only q week ago a nasty case OF incest
was brought TO light In Virginia City.
Now one J. Lepava there Ia charged with
an attempt at rape on q nine year old girl.
Comstock morally, like many OF its min
ing stocks. ia certainly below par this
Spring.
The Idaho papers say Dan Rice will soon
arrive in that Territory with 800 girls.
Some OF the girls are for families who
ordered them through the Executive Com
mittee of the Anti-Chinese League. and
others are for bachelors who are matrimo-
nially inclined.
There was no war dance at the Indian
fandango last night. Eighteen braves
were painted and dressed for the occasion,
but as the whites present were willing to
put up only $40 for them they refused to
enter the ring. They wanted $25-which
they didn't get.
The Central Nevadsn says William
Dunphy, the cattle king, shipped to Battle
Mountain last week Is head OF Hereford
bulls to put among his herds this summer
They were imported from Australia and are
as fine looking lot of young bulls as ever
brought into this State.
!, The Salt Lake Democrat says there ID
strong probability that the Carson Min
will be reopened for coinage about the Isl
of July. 1t is reported that Secretary
Manning is convinced that be acted toe
hastily in ordering it closed, and that, but
for his prostration by Illness. the order
would ere this have been rescinded.
At q regular meeting Of Beatiic Lodge
No. Z. X. of p, held Friday evening, the
following named Post Chancellors were
elected as representatives to the Grand
Lodge that is to assemble in Reno on the
second Thursday in June: Robert Oros
san. Henry Rives, George w. Baker, M. B
Bartlett. Benjamin Sanders and W. E
3 Taylor.
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