Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-06
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs.
Scraps from d Notebook of she
sentineI's Reporter.

Hon. NJ. D. Foley will leave tomorrow
for San Francisco.
Tributers are working In the Grand
Prize mine at Tuscarora.
Judge Sabin will open the United States
Circuit Court in Carson tomorrow.
Religious services to-day, as usual, at the
Catholic and Presbyterian Churches.
Conundrums concerning the President
and his bride are the order Of the day.
A round. trip ticket from Reno to vir-
GINA can now be had at the ticket Office in
Reno for 81.
Monaco received yesterday a new supply
Of tin-type materials. Tin types by the
million pow.
Superintendent Hank Donnelly, Of the
| Eureka Con-, returned yesterday from
San Francisco.
The list OF Eureka Con. delinquent
shareholders will be found under the
head OF New To-day"
Burglars entered the residence Of E. A.
| Moor at Reno last Sunday and carried off
| some valuable property.
John F. Cupid. one Of Taylor's promi-
nent business men, came in on last nights
White Pine stage-coach.
G.. N. Shay, PRESIDENT OF the Jackson
Mining Company came in on yesterdays
train from San Francisco.
Old residents say that the water in the
Humboldt river was never known to be 80
low at this time of the year.
The SENTINEL is requested TO state that
those found tampering with the fire plugs
Of the town will be severely dealt with.
Rev. G. W. De La Matyr will preach this
morning in the Presbyterian Church, and
this evening in the Methodist Church ct
Ruby Hill.
The Belmont Courier says that il be-
lieves the mines at Grantsville will not be
started up until q better price is paid for
silver than now.
W. E. Taylor. q delegate TO the Grand
Lodge OF Knights Of Pythiss that assem-
bles In Reno next Thursday will leave to-
morrow for that town.
Capt. Frank Drake, Superintendent OF
the Eberhardt-M Monitor mines, White Pine
county, arrived on the Base Range last
evening en- route 10 Hamilton.
No work is now being done on Sundays
In the sutro Tunnel. The new order has
been In force for two months, and does not
SUN thC mhJOAAbI Vi a.
Charles Curtois, while regulating the
machinery ct the Reno planning mill Tues.
day afternoon, had the fingers OF his right
hand cut of. SO says the Reno Gazette.
Cards were received in town yesterday,
announcing the marriage Of Vim. ]. Nc
Intyre, q we'll known former resident OF
Eureka. and Miss Edna Russell, at Salt
Lake City on the 18th instant.
The Reveille says there were several
small cloud-bursts In Reese River Valley
this week. One In Marshall Canyon made
a food three feet in depth. No damage
was lone to property BY any OF them.
According to reports, the new teaching
works erected by s. WenbAn In Cortez Dis
trict, near Beowawe, are doing well. The
works reduce on IN average about 30 tons
OF ore q day, with very satisfactory re-
suite. 81
The pay.rolls Of the Comstock mines for
the month OF May foot up sl53 ,538. The
pay-rolls Of mills engaged in crushing Com
| stock ore will swell the total sum disbursed
TO employees during the month of May to
S2l8, 538.
II will be seen by advertisement In an
| other column that the Eureka County
Bank has reduced the price Of discount on
local checks from one per cent to one-half
| OF ono per cent. They also discount
| county scrip at four per cent.
Willie Mechanics, the seven year-old son
OF r. Mechanics, OF Ruby Hill, while
| climbing over Baker Sans" wood wagon
Yesterday afternoon in that suburb, fell
and received painful and perhaps serious
injuries about the hip and spine.
The Silver State says: F. A. Morrow, OF
| Spaulding Canyon, has disposed OF all Dis
| cattle-some 500 head-to p. Sweeney, al
| S20lper head. MT. Morrow has a lot oil
horses. aud will probably engage exciu'
sively henceforth In raising horses.
The Battle Mountain Central Nevadau
SAYS: W. 8. Wilson has developed q mine
near Pittsburgh Mining District that
shows q four-foot vein OF ore, the average
ASSAY OF which goes over $500 to the ton
he has a number OF men at work taking
out ore for shipment to Salt Lake.
Tuscarora Times Review: 10 Ia rumored
here that an order has been received at tht
Western Shoshone Agency at Duck valley
from the Secretary Of the Interior, extend
ing the limits OF the reservation some IL
miles, but in which direction is mo-
learned. The report also states that som'
400 or 500 Indians from remote places will
be placed thereon.
District Court adjourned last even
ing until 8 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing. A short session will then b
held, as Judge Rives will leav'
on the train at 10 o'clock for Reno, IL
order to attend the Grand Lodge OF Thu
knights OF Pythias, to which he ia a dele
gate. II Is probable there will then be M
court until Monday. the 2lst instant.