Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-15
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs.
scraps from the Notebook OF the
ReHtiBePs Reporter.

~PutibeIs Reporter.
Virginia City's Fourth OF July celebra.
tion cost $3.50 rs.
The mt Chinese League Of Carson has
boycotted the Tribune.
Judge VIM. Webster, Of Reno, vent ont
or yesterdays E. and p. train.
On the subject Of warm weather the
coolest inhabitant" has been heard
from.
Bank Commissioner Cassidy left yester-
day for the western part Of the State and
California.
Jack Gilmer, OF Salt Lake, came In on
the White Pine stage on Tuesday night
from the south.
In case Bishop Whitaker arrives In
town on Saturday. there will be no divine
services at the Presbyterian Church.
The State Board Of Education, at a re-
cent meeting, granted q State educational
diploma to Miss Rachel Frank, Of Ruby
Hill.
Mr.. and Mira. W. o. Mills. accompanied
by Mr.. II. McTierney, left yesterday for a
two weeks visit on the Dean ranch, near
Cortez.
The case OF Edward Crutchley, the con-
demned murderer at Hamilton, will come
up for a hearing in the Supreme Court at
Carson on September 6.
An alarm Of fire was sounded at about
half.past s o'clock last evening. The cause
proved to be a bonfire on Mob Hill that
was built by several boys.
The priceTof wool is rapidly approaching
under the active demand for the product.
The market for Nevada wool promises to
reach the high water mark Of Is cents.
Mra. George X. Nelson. whose husband
was killed at the Eureka Con. reduction
works some six weeks ago, left yesterday
for Iowa. where she and her little daughter
will reside.
W. P. Shaw. after a pleasant visit Of ten
days on the Base Range, returned yester-
day TO San Francisco. 1t Is probable he
will visit the Wenbsn mines at Cortez
while On route.
ALI Harris, the dry goods merchant, re-
ceived a telegram yesterday morning from
San Francisco, saying that his wife was
improving. Consequently. he did not leave
for her bedside.
1t is probable the remains OF Joseph
Winzell will not be buried until Saturday
or Sunday next. Relatives have been tele-
.graphed for, and they are expected here Oh
Friday evening.
The price OF silver con tinues very low.
bat wheat has gone up in England, and
transactions in the Indian markets are
likely to raise the price Of the white metal
again before long.
Hons. VIM. Stewart. r. M. Daggett and
Thomas Wren are editorlslly reviewed by
tho Enterprise % the leading Republican
candidates for United States Senator.
Powning 10 not considered.
The water will be turned off on O'Neil
Avenue and Bell street. between CLARK
street and Poverty Guich. all Of to-day.
Parties living in that locality will make
their arrangements for water.
Tho Chinese who were expelled from Ia
coma. Washington Territory, have pre-
scented claims against the city for S75. 900.
1.-THE city ought to be compelled to pay
them" says the Portland Oregonian.
Tho so-called blackboard" mail ia be-
ing carried on an E. and P. hand-csr IN.
til Mrs. McLsne, the contractor, arrives
from the west and makes definite and per-
manent arrangements for the service.
Mrs. AL Snetsinger left yesterday for
Oakland. CAL, where che will visit her
phIuuIs unbll hSE buuOub0t VIZ OA-hioa
contractor between this town and Psli-
sade. arranges his business here and joins
her.
Those who ring the fire bell should use
more judgment than has been shown OF
late. AS q rule it is a hard matter TO tell.
when the bell rings. whether there ia q
meeting Of the company or a conflagra'
ton.
Hon. Pat Reddy came in TO Carson from
his mines in the Garfield District the other
evening and vent on to San Francisco.
The Senator ia shipping very rich ore TO
San Francisco, and both he and Others
who have visited the mine consider IL the
very richest yet discovered in Nevada.
The big discount on silver is very detri-
mental to profitable mining for the white
metal. Only ores Of q high grade can be
handled without loss. No relief can o
DO expected till the next session Of Con
gress. In the meantime the silver men
will have to keep aeitating the question till
silver receives better treatment.
Eurek County Sued.