Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-20
LOCAL AND OTHER J0rs.
scraps from n Notebook Of Tn,
SentfneIs Reporter.


Sensfners Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 81 OILS.
The weather yesterday was cold enough
for snow. Pei
But one prisoner in the County Jail-a
Shoshone.
DR.. Thoma went down to Mineral Hill
yesterday.
Beautiful Easter cards at the Postofice
bookstore.
Max sbaefer opened his saloon at Tay.
lor last Saturday.
Seven years ago yesterday the big fire In
Eureka occurred
Barley sells for two and q half cents por
pound in Taylor.
A Chinaman died near Steamboat
Springs last Friday from eating wild pars-
nips.
w. E. Davidson, formerly OF Eureka,
has purchased the VAUDEVILLE tMontans)
News.
Hon. Pat Reddy will talk to the Carson
people some evening of next week on the
| Chinese question.
The Scottish Rite Masons will enjoy a
banquet Thursday evening at the Colon.
made restaurant at 8 O'Clock sharp.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met yesterday, but transacted little bust
ness other than the passing OF . few bills.
Two concert hall women left town yes
terday. Each carried away quite q
9 DOODLE" FL ssS e as
A contract will be let for running 30 fee.
OF tunnel in the Jackson mine. For par
ticulars see advertisement in another col
umn. s~-
A boy named Mcintyre, 16 years old, was
arrested in Empire on Saturday last.
charged with an attempt to rape q girl Ii
years old.
Colonel Shaw, late editor OF the Enter
prize, is about to enter the lecture field.
His theme will be Campaigns Of the
Civil War"
The Carson Opera House seems to have
proven a poor investment to the stock
holders. as IL has paid less than one per
cent on it's cost.
There is a young Indian girl in Genoa
whom the Indians say il possessed Of
spirits. She dances three days and nights
without stopping.
The attachment suit entered the other
day against c. f. Horn as administrator Of
a. eva VI OOAA IlOIuf 0CCChcC0Y WE'D
yes terday dismissed.
Superintendent Psrdy. OF the Alexan-
dria mine, let q contract the other day to
run a drift on the 300-foot level OF the
property. Price paid, 50 per foot.
From present indications the mining in
terests in and about Lewis are looking up.
A 40-stamp mill has been at work, and
there is plenty Of ore in sight to keep 1t 60
ing.
The ladies OF Secret Canyon will give a
ball at Pope's Hall on Saturday night.
Tickets admitting lady and gentleman.
supper included. 81 so. I~tpromises to be
a very pleasan. affair.
The Ruby Hill NJ. E. Episcopal Church
Sunday schools scholars will give a tea and
Entertainment next Friday evening. Tea
will commence at 8 o'clock. and the enter.
tainment at z o'clock.
Mrs. Louisa Manger, proprietress of the
Stone saloon, purchased yesterday the Tom
Trainer residence on Mob Hill. together
with the Misunderstanding the piano
OF the same. FThe confederation 10 said to
have been 81 1000.
s. Connolly attacked II. R. Parkinson.
editor of the Carson Tribune. yesterday ,ou
a street there and struck him in the face.
The trouble grew out OF the Anti.Chinese
movement. The city is in a great state of
excitement. So says q special to the SEN
TISEL yesterday.
Fridays Virginia Chronicle: Governor
Adams arrived here from Carson on
Wednesday morning and is still sojourning
on the Comstock. The Governor AYERS
that his prolonged visit has no political
significance. He says it is too early to
foreshadow who will be the most promi.
nent candidates for State Offices at the cleo.
.ion next Fall