Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27

scraps from the Sote-book Of the
Ssusfners Reporter.


SensfneI's
Yesterdays quotation OF silver. 81 00A
Mrs. b. F. McEwen has been quite II
for several days past.
Thomas wethered returned from Bul
lion on Thursday last.
The weather for the past two days has
been perfectly delightful.
The attendance at the Episcopal Church
on Thanksgiving Day was large.
There are some 10 men employed in
the mines at Taylor, White Pine county.
The total amount OF money In the Elko
Count Treasury Is something over $780,.
600.
A m dealing stud.horse poker is
one of the novelties in the dives OF Sierra
City.
The business OF refining asphaltum for
shipment 10 Europe has been commenced
at Los Angeles.
Gresham the Republican candidate for
President in 1888.
p. Steler returned from San Francisco
on Thursday, where he made extensive
purchases of jewelry.
A gentleman from Virginia reports q
fall of fifteen inches of snow on the Com
stock last Saturday evening.
II is said that most Of the New York
millionaires have their legal residences
outside Of New York, in order to escape
taxation.
Parties from the eastern portion Of
White Pine county claim that the recent
snowstorm was the most severe for twenty
five years.
Owing to the bad condition Of the
roads, the White Pine stage has not been
able to make its accustomed time. Too
much snow.
English physicians have made q most
important discovery. They have found
that scarlet fever poison really comes from
diseased cows.
The Carson Tribune says il is strange
that two County Recorders should have
died in Office, and q Immediately after
his term expired.
There was little drinking and few drunk
ards to be seen on the streets Thanksgiv-
ing Day. This much can be said to the
credit Of our town.
A small wager WAS made in Carson .
few days ago. that the respective nom inees
for Governor OF Nevada four years hence
will be Sadler and Hickey.
business that will not bear criticism
or mention made Of it in Q public journal
must be q poor business, and n the
proprietor is ashamed Of.
The good people of Connections are
startled by the report that John A. Young,
g son OF the great Brigham. is living ct
Mffnrd in that GtaAa with f0ur WivAa
Read Andy Stinson's meat market ad-
vertisement. He will open his establish
ment the first OF the month. when we
shall have something more to say about it.
An observer says that some girls noses
are cold and some are warm. How some
OF these wise observers" find out so
much is q mystery which only the girls
can explain.
Gold dollars are said TO bring q pre-
MUM OF 20 cents in many cities because
of the large number made into bangles.
aided by the fact that only a few thousand
OF them are coined each year.
A little boy in Newport. lamenting that
il had not rained for some time. was
heard adding the contempsuous remark,
land there's God and Joseph loahng
around Heaven doing nothing"
The new brewery in course erection at
Taylor, by Max Schaefer. will be started
up about the first OF the month. II he
makes as good beer there. as he formerly
did here, the Taylorises will have no
couse for complaint.
Thomas McMannis has entered suit in
the Fifth District Court, in Lander
| county, against Lincoln county, for the
! sum OF S25, $50 bonds and interest, and
So 67 on unpaid interest. making a total
OF S3i GIT.
Mr.. W. E. Griffin gave a gorgeous lunch
| party on Thanksgiving night TO q dozen
| or fifteen ladies and gentlemen who were
in attendance at the Grand Army ball.
The occasion being in honor OF Miss Bell
Ennor, who has been the guest OF Mrs.
NJ. D. Foley for several weeks.