Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-02
LOCAL AND OTHER sOrs.
Scraps from the Notebook OF ths
Sentinel's Reporter.

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Look out for footpads and tramps.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 81 02A
There are 1877 patients In the asylum 70
the insanea at Reno.
Three fatal accidents happened in Eu
reka during January.
Hon. Thomas Robinson, Of Newark Val
Icy, was in town yesterday.
Hiram johnson left yesterday on bust
ness visit to Salt Lake City.
W. G. Lyons and J. D. Conger came IL
yesterday from White Pine.
A Lodge OF Perfection In town ia talked
Of by Masons OF the higher degrees.
During the month OF January Jailel
Stinson had under his care IL offenders.
According to Deputy County Physician
| Owen there arc but nine patients in the
| hospital.
P. Gluyas came in from Hot Greek, Nye
| county, on Sunday, and left yesterday for
the East.
Look out for gsrroters; they're numer-
Gus. Keep your gun handy and in good
condition.
OF course You will attend the Pink and
Blue social tomorrow. Everything will be
first-class.
There will be q meeting OF the Hooks
and Knicks this evening. A full attend
ance OF members ia requested.
Tho thaw continuing. the roads leading
into town from all directions are said
70 be in worry bad condition in places.
Every vehicle In town was brought into
reputation yesterday afternoon TO attend
the funeral OF young Mott Dunkle.
All the dressmakers in town are busily
engaged in making costumes for the x. OF
p. masquerade ball on the 10Th instant.
Last week the Lspanta Company, after
paying all expenses, declared a comfortable
dividend and left O large surplus on hand
for future work.
The Commissioners yesterday trans.
ferred $500 from the County General fund
to the Salary fund Of 1885 TO cancel lite ex-
listing indebtedness.
Hon. M. D.. Foley and wife left yester-
day for the East. They will visit In Obi
cago. Boston and Washington. d. O., and
will probably not return to Eureka before
March.
Chinese Now Year commences to-mor
row. The contest for the high muck.8
muokship OF the J~oss-house for the coming
year will not take place until about two
weeks honce.
Owing TO the funeral OF Mott Dunkle
yesterday the public schools OF the town
were closed after the noon hour. At least
100 Of the little folks followed the remains
OF their late comrade to his grave.
John CLARK rendered to the Board Of
County Commissioners yesterday his resig
nation a. Road Supervisor OF Palisadt
Road District, which he desired to take OF.
feet Immediately. II was accepted.
At their meeting yesterday tho Board o.
County Commissioners allowed 500 Il
help defray the expenses OF q Teachers In
stitute TO be hold in Eureka during the
coming Spring. A c~ommendabie act.
The Range cattlemen, In convention al
Denver, adopted a resolution Thursday. ap
portioning a delegate 10 each $1,000 head
Of stock. thereby increasing the number Of
| representatives, Ia future conventions four
| fold.
Since the mail service between Eureks
and Phoebe has been curtailed to twice
week the White Pine stage will leave here
OF Monday and Friday mornings at s
O'Clock, and will arrive on Tuesdays anG
Saturdays at about midnight.
The February term OF The District
Court in and for Eureka county was com
menced yesterday. A portion OF the cal
ondar for the term was set and tho balano'
will be disposed OF to-day. Court will
convene at 10 o'clock this morning.