Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-29
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs.
scraps from the Notebook OF the
SentineT's Reporter.

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scraps o the Notebook OF the
SentineI's Reporter.
Col. W. o. Mills Is laid up with the
govt.
Anti Chinese meetings are being held in
Reno.
Judge Rives is expected home from
Phoebe to-day.
Ton cents Ia the latest quotation for
keno cards In Carson.
This is the day set for the execution Of
Clarence Gray ct Winnemuccs.
The United States District Court will
| commence Its session In Carson next Mon
day.
Mrs. J. L. Fast, accompanied by her
young son, came up from Palisade last
evening.
The State Printing Office will soon be-
gin the work Of printing the reports Of the
State officers.
II 10 estimated that 500 Chinese reside
in Ormsby county, and annually ship
away $4,000
A big shipment Of ore has just been
made from the Jackson mine TO the Eu-
reka Con. works.
A number OF the residents OF Palissde
are making preparations for the coming
masquerade ball Of the Knights Of
Pythias.
Lyon County Times: The Eureka SEN.
TINEL, one OF the best Democratic papers
in the State, has entered upon its thirty
second volume.
The Directors of the State Agricultural
Society will meet next month to fix the
date and arrange the preliminsries for the
State Fair this year.
SCOT collected In the stovepipe msy be
removed by placing . piece Of zinc upon
the hot Goals In the stove. A vapor Ia
generated which by chemical action car
ries off the deposit.
Jonathan Walker. arrested at Stafford.
this county. by United States Marshal
Corbett, for selling liquor without .
license. was released by the United States
Commissioner on giving . bond for 81 900.
The Elko Dramatic Society will present
in that town this evening "Down
By the Sea-" The piece Ia somewhat SEN
sstional In character, with o spice OF the
sentimental, leavened with Q dash Of the
humorous.
Tho Tribune is sorry 10 announce that
the large store nj business OF Mr.. John
G.. Fox. n OF Csrson's oldest and most
prominent business men. was attached
Monday evening and Ia nov In the hands Of
Sheriff Crisler.
During the two weeks ending last Sat.
urday applications for State lands were
filed ct the State Land Office for 3.073.8 Sc
acres At 81 25 per acre. During the same
time IA land patents we're issued, embrac-
ing 10. 500 "a acres.
A called communication Of Eureka
Lodge No. 16, f. d A. NJ, will be held
Saturday evening. January 80, at z
o'clock. for work 10 the Third Degree.
Visiting brothers in good standing are
cordially invited to be present.
Says the Free Lance: One misfortune
follows fast upon the heels Of another. the
latest in Carson being the sweeping away by
the recent food Of, IL Ia estimated. sc. 900
worth Of property. Jake Klein says IL will
cost Carson $40, 900 to repair the damages.
The case Of tho State VS.. Myers, In
dioted for murder, commenced In the
District Court al Elko on Tuesday. The
defondan. shot and killed q man named
HerRn, at Sprucemont. last December,
apparently without cause or provocation.
Those expecting to attend the pink aud
blue social must bear In mind that they
must be dressed according 70 the rules
published q few days ago-lsdies In pink
or blue dresses. and gentlemen with pink
or blue vests and neckties TO match, or no
admi,tance TO the floor will be granted.