Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-10
LOCAL AND OTHER yOrs,
scraps from the Notebook Of she
SentinePs Reporter.

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register.
!. Episcopal and Catholic services to-day
/ as usual.
Hay in stack can be bought in Masor
Valley for So a ton.
Number Of prisoners In the Nevadi
State Prison October /. 100.
John e. Jones returned yesterday from
the western part OF the state.
A good citizen is one who will vote
against a bad candidate Tor office.
Sheriff Stinson will interview business
men tomorrow concerning licenses.
Hon. J. H. Macmillan left yesterday for
Hamilton, where he was to address the
people last night.
Miss Nellie Blackwell, Of Duckwa.er, has
been appointed as teacher for the public
school at Devils Gate.
ACarson and Colorado train was ditched
about two miles from Dayton last Sunday
morning. No one was injured.
W. J. Tonkin. the liquor merchant,
after o visit OF ten days in California, re-
turned to the Base Range on yesterdays
train.
The bounty on rabbits, wildcats and
| coyotes cost Baker county, Oregon. for the
past two months over 49, 200-mostly on
rabbits.
Az a special meeting OF the Board Of
Pardons on Monday, Thomas Ross, sent
from Eureka for robbery for three years,
was pardoDed.
Several ladies were out yesterday solicit
ing contributions for a Catholic Fair that
will probably be given in the Opera House
in the course OF afortnight.
W. 7. Byrne. formerly an attache OF the
Carson Mint, has been appointed to a po-
sition in the Postofice at San Francisco
said to be worth So. 900 a year.
A rich strike ia reported in the Gray
Eagle mine at Bullion, owned by d.
Cozzens. The ore is copper glance silver
and assays away up In the thousands.
Divine services at the Presbyterian
Church this morning, following which
there will be Sunday school. Preaching
at the Methodist Church on Ruby Hill at
7 80 p. NJ.
Hons. G. G. Stevenson and VIM. Wood
burn spoke to q large audience at the
Miners Union Hall on Ruby Hill last
night. They will leave this morning by
private conveyance for Austin.
The weather turned cold yesterday
afternoon, and during the evening
IL rained and showed. II was stated on
Main street last night that three inches OF
snow fell on Prospect Mountain.
Charley Lanter, an Indian. sentenced TO
the State Prison from Nye county for man.
slaughter, died Of consumption Thursday
morning at the prison. This is the first
death at that institution for two years.
The regular monthly meeting Of Rich
mond Hose Company No. 3 will DO held
at their hosehouse tomorrow evening at
1880 o'clock. All members are requested
to be present. "a there is important BUSH
ness to be transacted.
The S~hoshones contemplate holding a
fandsngo in Austin, commencing on Thurs
day next. A number Of the dusky tribe
will leave Eureka for there tomorrow.
They expect to give q fGndango IN these
parts about the goth instant.
The Comstock has received another set
back, as will be seen by q telegram from
San Francisco. 20 be found In this issue.
Probably 800 men will be thrown out of
employment in case WORK along the lode
is suspended below the 2400 level in the
Chollar mine.
Following Is a list OF Montsna's money
kings: W. A. Clarke. OF Butte, $4,000 900,
aud he is q Democrat; Governor Hauser.
49, 900, 900; Sam ~Broadwater, 81, SOC. 900;
Tommy Kruse, 81, 500, 900; A. ]. Davis,
81, 000, 900; Jim Murray, 81 ,000, 600; Il. L..
Frank, 81, 900, 900.
ALI Harris, the dry goods merchant.
returned yesterday from San Francisco,
where he purchased q large stock OF all
kinds of goods in his line that he says
will be sold at prices lower than ever be-
fore known In Eureka. He invites inspec-
ton.
Virginia Chronicle: Governor Adams
was on the Comstock yesterday. de has
just returned from q trip TO Eastern Ne
vads. The Governor is no boaster, but a
certain exuberance in his manner indi-
Gates that he is confident of occupying the
State Executive Chair for another term.
Frank Robbins, formerly Superintend-
ent Of the Eureka Con. mine and works,
Ia expected in San Francisco in q few days
to purchase machinery for the mines he is
experimenting in Honduras, Central
America. 1t ia believed he will visit
friends on the Base Range before return
ing.
Hon. O. @. Stevenson emphatically de-
MES that he had stated that he would
spend two dollars to his opponents one in
the present campaign. He says he never
made such an assertion publicly or pri-
vately, although the language was at
tributed to him by papers in the western
part OF the State.