Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-19
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs.
scraps from the Notebooks of the
sentineIs Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation of silver, 81 OF

t. d. Page returned yesterday from
Elko.
DipHtheria is disappearing from the
: Comstock.
J John McNaughton returned yesterday
. from a visit East.
1t will soon be time to talk about Winter
: lingering in tho lap Of Spring.
Nothing new concerning the Albion
Richmond compromise was learned yester-
day.
J.. p. Edoff, formerly OF Elko but now
of San Francisco, came in on yesterdays
train.
Tho general outlook for mining in White
Pine and Lincoln counties promises a
prosperous year.
Two feet Of snow fell on Diamond
Mountain yesterday and fully 10 inches on
Prospect Mountain.
The streets were pretty we'll deserted
yesterday. But few appeared willing to
tackle the storm unnecessarily.
The skipping out of George @. Cannon,
Abe Mormon apostle, will cost his bonds
men S45, 900 in all if they do not produce
him.
During the week ending Saturday,
March ID, applications for State lands ag-
gregating 14,760 acres were filed at the
Office at Carson.
Senator Stewards residence in Carson is
nearly ready for occupancy. The Carson
Tribune says the inside of the house is q
marvel of richness"
The enterprising and thrifty residents
Of Carson have called q meeting for the
purpose Of making arrangements to cele-
brate the Fourth of July.
/. J. Wilson, the horseman, who came
up from San Francisco Tuesday last to at
tend the Cattlemen's Convention at Elko,
arrived on the Base Range last evening.
Elko Independent: There is a rumor
that Major Dennis has got married and
consequently changed his name. We un-
hesitatingly pronounce the story o canard.
The Carson Tribune places the average
wages OF female teachers in Nevada at S96
per month, which, if true, shows that Eu-
reka teachers are working for less than the
average.
The first installment of the General
Statutes OF Nevada, recently compiled by
Baily and Hammond, are completed. The
supply at present is only sufficient for cash
purchasers.
Shortly after 6 o'clock Monday evening
Louis Lennoix and Jake Longabaugh had
a row in Barry's saloon, Belleville, which
resulted in Longsbaugh's shooting Len
noix in the left arm.
As required by law, Secretary Lamar
has submitted to Congress a list of about
$500 Indian depreciation claims. TIL
total number of claims calls for an amount
approximating SIS, 000, 900.
onnrI;nn 20 m avohop0a tho nanuar
and Rio Grande railroad is to- be COM
pleted through to the Bay of San Francisco
within two years. 1t will pass through
the southern portion OF Mono county, Cal.
Reno Gazette: Senator P. N. Marker to-
day bought 100 acres of land partly in the
town limits, and will improve it and make
a fine home of it. 1t lies on the south
bank of the river and west of the Lake
place.
The borax production in Esmeralds
county is very large. At Teal's Marsh,
owned bv L. NJ. Smith, eleven white men
and thirty.ive Cinnamon are employed.
The product averages about 100 tons per
month.
Captain Harry Trewella, 60 years of age,
and an old Comstock miner, lost an eye
and WAS otherwise badly injured by the
premature discharge OF a blast last Satur-
day, and is thought TO be in q precarious
condition.
Adolph Sutro gave a reception to the
principals of the San Francisco public
schools at his beautiful residence near the
; Cliff House last Saturday. His library
contains 100, 900 rare volumes, to which he
is constantly making additions.
Says Tuesdays Silver State: General
nAnr.,no vva~N - Nka rnaI unafHrdQV
evening to attend the meeting Of the Live
Stock Association. He claims to have the
inside track in the Senatorial race, and
that Stewart is nowhere nor anywhere else.
The remains Of the deceased wife of Con-
gresham William WOODBURY. will be en-
balmed and brought to Carson for inter-
ment after the adjournment of Congress.
: Catarrh Of the stomach and heart disease
) are among the causes assigned for her
:. death.
: Elko Independent: O. G. Powning is en-
deavoring to make his calling and election
sure by a lively interest in the proceedings
! of the Cattle Convention. No use. Chris
topher; it won't go. Be patient, lad, for
about twenty-five years, then you may
I. have a chance.
u Parties who came in on yesterdays train
report the travel east over the Contra
Pacific as something immense. Vigilance
d is exercised by conductors to detect tickets
being used by others than the original
purchasers. The name OF the latter mus
be signed to all limited tickets at the time
of purchase.
a Is the Section CONSTITUTIONAL?
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
" SAN Francisco, March 18.-In the hs
beas corpus cases OF f. j. Baldwin
and others, charged with expelling Chi