Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-19
LOCAL AND OTHER JOrs.
Scraps from u Notebooks 90 the
SentfncI's Reporter.

SCRAPS from bnS NOte"DOOk OI tne
sentfncI's Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 81 O2s.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Baker returned
yesterday from Elko.
Mrs. c.. M. Fsssett. Of Ruby Hill, re.
turned yesterday from q visit to Reno.
Last week 446 acres were applied for Of
the State Land Office. at 81 rs an acre.
W. N. McGill, wife and children, OF
Taylor, are registered at the Jackson House.
District Court trial Jurors were yester.
day excused to March Is at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
Congressman WOODBURY. will speak in
| Congress on the silver question next We'd
nesdsy.
Cattlemen along the Humboldt are
| moving their stock off the river lands into
the foothills.
The Argonaus says that Senator Jones
is building q Summer residence at Santa
Monica, Cal.
The attendance at the mask ball this
evening, both on the floor and in the
gallery, promises to be very large.
VIM. Pardy, who was in the Ceur
d'AIene country last week. is expected
home in the course Of the next ten days.
The case OF Reilly va. HAYNES was dis
missed yesterday by the District Court
without prejudice at the cost Of the plain
tiff.
The Silver State says that II ia reported
that the Paradise Valley Mining Company
will declare q dividend about the last OF
the month.
The Chinese at Truckee nave been ad-
vised by Colonel Bee, the Chinese Consul
at San Francisco, to stay and fight for
their rights.
vada's several candidates for the United
States Senate meet a. the State Capital for
a joint discussion.
The County Commissioned Of Ormsby
have fixed the tax levy for the year 1886 at
$3 on each 500, which Is 80 cents less than
the rate assessed in 1885.
SuperintendentSam Beebee, of the Silver
Common mine. is arranging to leave for CAL
i~fornia, next Monday, where he expects to
remain for quite q while.
Senator Westerfeld, of Lyon county,
informed q Carson Tribune reporter the
other day that q Democratic paper would
shortly be started at Dayton.
During the year 1885 Eureka county
paid into the State Treasury $25 ,048 ~,
which amount was exceeded by the pay
ments of only three other counties.
All maskers ut the X. Of P. ball this
evening will be required to hand to the
gentleman introducing them q card bear.
ing his or her name and the character as.
sumed.
A dispatch from Washington yesterday
says: Senator Jones, OF Nevada. Ia pre-
pairing an elaborate answer 10 the speech
Of Congressman Findlay. OF Maryland,
on the silver question.
1t ia rumored that n. A. Clawson. pro.
prietor OF the Depot Hotel at Ogden, 10
soon to take charge of the eating houses
along the line OF the Central Pacific be-
tween Ogden and San Francisco.
District Court adjourned yesterday un-
til tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, to
which time the hearing OF the motion to
relax costs in the case OF II. Sadler VS..
BuZZetti and LAM was continued.
The Carson Tribune ia informed that
Judge Sabin will return from San Fran
cisco In time to open court on the 25th
instant, at which time both grand and
trial jurors will be drawn for the term.
Numerous cases OF adults being at
tackled with diphtheris have occurred in
Virginia City during the past three weeks,
but none have resulted fatally. In one
case the victim was a young man OF 26.
The work Of preparing the approved
Indian war claims for transmission TO
Washington has occupied the clerical
force OF the Governors office for several
days. The claims will be sent forward
Immediately.