Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-17

CAL, to examine a mining property.
The returns indicate that Nevada is q
| Republican State by from 800 to 1000.
Postmaster W. j. Smith returned by
yesterdays train from San Francisco.
The Examiner Is getting to be the best
paper for nswsl published in San Fran
cisco.
Hon. r. s.. Clapp, OF Lincoln. ia men
toned for the Speakership OF the Assem-
bly,.
Eugene Howell and Frank Paul returned
last evening from 9 visit to Wenban's mill
at Cortez.
Dick Ryland has but three or four men
thus far at work OF the Government
building.
Gen. R. P. Heating, Superintendent Of
the Hale and Norcross mine, els in San
Francisco.
Property has appreciated in Virginia
City since the improvement in the Com
stock mines.
Major John II. Dennis has succeeded to
the chief management OF the Salt Lake
Democrat.
Members of the Legislature are engag-
ing rooms for the session at the Ormsby
House, Carson.
Billy Smith will, in q few days, display
q magnificent assortment OF holiday goods
q. his Postofice store.
The Enterprise calls General Powning q
traitor to the Republican party, and says
he must get out OF 1t.
Contractor Townshend's stages. in and
ont Of Eureka, are all making good time,
Notwithstanding the storm.
A. G. Cleveland. OF White Pine, has
lately made q shipment of beef cattle to
the San Francisco market.
Mr.. Paul Roux, Of this place. will ask .
position Of ,ha Legislature this Winter.
He possesses all OF the qualifications.
Powning seems to be the only living
issue in the Senatorial contest. The En-.
,erprise devotes its daily leader to him.
The western papers say that Mr.. Wren
has declared against legislative caucus and
IL confident Of winning the Senatorial
fight.
A strong petition has been forwarded to
Washington asking that the mail to Tsy-
lor and Phoebe be increased to seven times
a week.
The State Board OF Canvassers meet on
the third Monday in December. That Ia
when the official count for State officers
will be made.
Col. Joe Grandelmeyer leaves this morn
ing for Salt Lake City, to look after the
result OF some ore he has shipped there
for reduction.
I. is not thought that much will be done
ON the new Government building at Carson
| before next Spring. The walls cannot be
built in Winter.
The present weather ia q bonanza for
| the wood merchants. They are selling
/ hard wood for $l1, being an advance OF 81
per cord over previous prices.
General Powning's attitude in the late
| canvass may give his brother-in-law. Frank
| Bell, q rocky road to travel for q re-elec-
ton to the Wardenship Of the State
Prison.
The present cold spell is q little out OF
| the usual order for the middle of Novem-
| Der. We usually have an October storm
| followed by pleasant weather until near the
holidays.
A number Of Eurekans are talking OF
casting their lines in Southern California.
| San Diego Is receiving the most attention
Just now. Santa Barbara in time will be
q better town.
All the choice seats for the first grand
promenade concert and social of the Eu'
reka Star Band. on Thursday evening
next, have been taken. II promises to be
q very pleasant affair.
Another 20 votes was discovered yester'
terday in Fitzgerald's majority over Mo
Kenney in Nye county. Fitz is getting
more and more out of the woods.
Reno Is the only town In Nevada tina
is steadily growing. Many of the ricf
cattlemen OF the State are to locate there
on account OF the school facilities for theil
children.
Some of the papers say that Davis ma
iority for Lieutenant Governor will b
1000, and Jones' for Surveyor Genera
1900. The SENTINEL believes that JoneI
will lead all on either ticket.
A Base Range Democrat who doesn't be
lieve in President Cleveland's Civil Ser
vice policy, sarcsssically remarks that th'
President bounced General Powning TO
voting the Democratic ticket.
Some of the Republican papers are read
ing Tom Wren out Of the Republican
party since he declared against King eau
Gus. II all who oppose Stewart are rea'
out there will be precious few left in tn
g. o. p.
The Jackson House 10 as neat and wei
. kept O hotel as is TO be found in all thi
western world. The writer speaks from
! actual experience. having Travelled exten
sively in all directions during the las
= two years.
N The Enterprise declares that there is nc
a the slightest opposition 10 Senator Stewar
among the Republican members of th
Legislature. The caucus win settl
q that in the usual way, and that will be th
end Of il.
r Mining stocks took another leap yestel
day. There is evidently a substantial d.
velopment in Don. Virginia. All the rel
n are moving in sympathy. Even the mo'
notorious of wildcats are looking up. TIL
y inevitable collapse will come in due tint
: Dyspepsia cured by the use OF I'D
D"-for sale at Cspron's drug store.