Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-27
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs.
Scraps from the Notebook OF she
SentineI's Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook Of she
Sentiners Reporter.
Fine weather these days.
The stock excitement continues.
John W. Mackay ia On the Comstock.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, O.9Sh.
Judge Mckinney. Of Austin, is on the
Range.
The young ladies at the Fair last night
looked sweeter than ever.
Thus far this is the quietest State cam.
paign ever known in these parts.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Baker returned
yesterday from a brief stay In Elko.
Charles Mckenzie, of the Eureka Con.
Company, returned from San Francisco
yesterday.
Dancing every evening at the Catholic
Fair. No extra charges. The best of
music is furnished.
Arizona now contains about 600, 900
cattle and horses. Cattle are listed for
taxation at SIS so per head.
Joe Carothers, Superintendent of the
Argus Mining Company, Taylor, came In
on yesterday's.train from the East en- route,
home.
Bullion that passed through Wells,
Fargo d Co.'s office here on Monday morn
ing from the South: Three bars valued at
2 1892 Is.
]. McGrath, formerly q resident Of this
town, arrived here yesterday from Califor-
mia. He will visit friends on the Range
for several days.
George Tassell, who has been visiting in
New York for the past two months. and at
the same time laying in u full stock OF
boots, shoes, etc., for Winter wear, re-
turned to Eureka yesterday.
The old Board Of Trustees was reelected
at the recent annual meeting Of the Eureka
Con. Company. President Freis Is ex-
pected up from San Francisco IN either
Thursdays or Saturdays train.
Hugh j. NOLAN will deliver an address at
the Courthouse on Sunday evening on the
subject Of the "Progress of Labor" under
the auspices Of the Knights Of Labor. A
generalinvitation is extended to the public.
Reno Journal: The lew fever cases at
the Seminary are all doing we'll. There
have been no new cases for two weeks.
Drs. Dawson and Bronson have done
everything possible, and the patients will
soon be at their studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram johnson and fam
ily came in on yesterdays train. Mr..
johnson has been in Salt Lake City look
ing after business matters. Mrs. j. has
been visiting for the past two or three
months friends and relatives in Massa-
chusetts.
The Republican papers Of Nevada, with
the exception of the Reno Journal, are
solid for Permanent Resident Stewart for
Senator. The Journal stands by the peo-
pie and demands Home Rule. Will the
people stand by their own principles next
Tuesday?
Mrs. Riley, OF Hamilton, widow of
James Riley, lately deceased, was reported
yesterday as being seriously i'll. Jack
Minshall came TO town early in the morn
ing for DR.. Owen, and the two left by
private conveyance as soon as possible for
the bedside of the sick lady.
Frank Robbins, formerly Superintendent
Of the Eureka Con. Company, came in on
yesterdays train, and will remain only a
few days on the Range. Mr.. Robbins has
now charge OF large and promising mining
properties In Honduras, Central America,
belonging to New York capitalists.
The Eurekans who attended the social
dance given on Monday night by John
Stewart at his Diamond Station Hotel
speak enthusiastically Of the time enjoyed.
The attendance was large. Fletcher was
the only candidate present, and he did his
share towards making it lively for the boys.
In mentioning in yesterdays SENTINEL
the annual salaries to be paid to Eureka
county officers from January l next the
Treasurer's should have read 81. 800,
County Commissioners 5000, and Super
intendent Of Schools $500. Two laws
we're passed by the last Legislature govern
ing certain Eureka officials, and the first
instead OF the second one was copied from.