Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-18
LOCAL AND OTHER yOrs.
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S~entiaeI's Reporter.

scraps from the Notebook of she
SentiaePs Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 81 OH.
The Index favors the proposition to
legalizo lotteries in this State.
The stock market was barely at q stand
still yesterday; a shade of IL anything.
The cold snap brings its joys. Three
weddings in two days on the Base Range.
Senator Nichols of Lander has been ad-
mit.ed to the bar as q practicing attorney.
Mrs. Governor Adams, her mother Mrs.
Lee, and sister have gone to San Fran
cisco.
District Court was in session q short
time yesterday, and adjourned to IL o'clock
this morning.
The legislative chambers at the Capitol
are being repainted and brushed up for
the meeting of the Legislature.
Fifty additional men have recently been
put to work in the Monitor mine ct Tay-
lor, White Pine.
Thomas Trainer returned home yester.
day from q ten days trip In the south.
eastern portion of White Pine county.
A defeated candidate when asked IL he
had ever made anything out of politics.
replied that he had made q fool OF him
self.
Bonanza Flood Is spoken of for United
States Senator from Californis. The
SENTINEL is for George Hearst against all
comers.
There has been In the past two weeks,
in the neighborhood of $3.50, 900 in bullion
shipped below from the Con. California
and Virginia.
The streets we're very sloppy and muddy
yesterday, but Notwithstanding this there
we're a large number Of ladies out prom
enading.
Harry Armstrong. al attache OF Brad
streets Mercantile Agency, is here making
inquiry into the financial standing Of our
business men.
A gentleman, who arrived here yester-
day from Taylor. informs us that there 10
just now a great amount OF sickness at
that place. Pneumonia seems to be the
prevailing disease.
The Tribune has IL from pretty good au'
thority that there is q strong probability
OF Garrard being bounced from the Super
.intendency of the Mint.
All the saloons in Taylor, except one,
are two-bit saloons; but it 10 understood
that they will all come down to the level
Of one.bit very soon.
Remember that the first grand prom
enade aud social OF the Eureka Star Band
takes place at the Opera House this even
ing. The attendance will be very large.
Tassell Bros. yesterday received a large
and very elegant assortment OF ladies'
shoes; also, all kinds OF foot wear for
gentlemen. Call and examine the new
goods.
Elmer Macarthur, q former resident OF
Reno, has been sen tenced to serve four
years at hard labor in the Michigan Poni-
tertiary for issuing insurance policies on
which he realized 5000.
1t is rumored that john Mackay pro.
poses to make q mining boom on the Com
stock that will roll up in millions bigger
than ever. He Ia loaded down with stock
and the developments are genuine.
1t 10 reported here that Mr.. Eugene N.
Robinson, President Of the Sweetwater
Mining Company at Hamilton, White
Pine county, has bonded she extensive
mining property OF Mr.. 8. Wenban, at
Corsez. After visiting the property, .
few days ago. Mr.. Robinson went East.
The SENTINEL being for Home Rule
and home men desires to second the nom
~ination OF Hon. James Lander Smith, of
Eureka, for Speaker of the Assembly.
He has had more legislative experience
than any member of the body, having
served four terms in Nevada and one In
California. He ought under these orr
cumstsnces, to win the Speakership in q
canter. |