Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-12
LOCAL AND OTHER yOrs,
scraps rroEn she Notebook OF che
GeuatneVs Reporter,

SamstneI's Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation of silver, so "a.
Dave E. Baily is on the Base Range,
shaking hands with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Skillmau were among
the arrivals from Elko yesterday.
Divine services as usual at the Catholic,
Presbyterian and Episcopal Churches to-
day.
Hot dry weather. Clean away the
rubbish from your yards and avoid sick
ness.
Governor Adams is the largest taxpayer
in White Pine comfy, and is assessed at
| S32, $50.
Miss Ehie Phillips, teacher OF the Dia-
mond Valley public school, Is visiting her
parents in town.
There are q number OF cases Of inter-
mittent fever in Virginia City, blended
| with typhoid in some instances.
Mrs. j. II. Shoemaker and her daugh-
ter Mamie returned yesterday from q
two months visit in Oakland. Cal.
Main street presented an unusually lively
appearance last evening, occasioned by the
large nIm Der who came in from Elko.
D. II. Hall has received his commission
as Land Register for Eureka District, and
has entered upon the duties of the Office.
Until further notice divine services at
the Episcopal and Presbyterian Churches
on Sunday evenings will commence at 2
O'Clock.
A small party OF ladies and gentlemen,
headed by Hon. Thomas Wren, will go
down to Mt. Hope this morning on o
special train.
John @. Cannon, q son OF George O..
Cannon, has been expelled from the Nor
Church. He made q public confes-
sion Of adultery.
Following was the vote cast at the Elko
Convention that decided the three District
Judgeship nominations: Cresswell, ITO;
Fitzgerald, 109; Eives, 80; Webster, so.
A flock of about Is wild ducks sport
daily on the Eureka Con. lake in the lower
part Of The company, very prop.
erly. will not allow any one TO disturb
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. T~ownshend enter
tanned quite q party OF young folks last
evening. The occasion was compliment
tary to Miss Wunderlich. About 10
were present. Il
LCSuibE 0OutuAy AACCsAh6 Va sAS
Richmond Hose Company No. 3 will be
held at their hose-house tomorrow even
ing at 1880 O'Clock. ALI members are re-
to be present.
Two hunting parties left for Hunting
and Newark Valleys yesterday. One
party was composed of Andy Stinson,
consisted of Billy White, 81. T..
II a1lau u RaaH and Tom naIo
The Dayton School Trustees sent their
for job printing to a foreign Office
and then asked the home paper for COM /
puffs. The home paper re-
piled: Clayton teachers better get their
puffs where they get their printing DONE"
So say we all.
There will be a Sunday school concert
this Sunday evening at half-past a
at the Methodist Church on Ruby
Hill. The programme for the occasion
vocal duets, choruses, solos and
dialogues. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to the public TO be present.
We were unable to obtain last evening |
a full list OF the Democratic State
Central Committee. Robert Heating and
2. J. Dunno are, respectively, Chairman
and Secretary. Eureka County's repre-
e0EatlVeS are. 1nOuldS E' IlhlS1g IuOuao
Il. Robinson and Luther CLARK.
In the primary room Of the Eureka pub
lie school there are rs scholars. all Of whom
are taught by one teacher. A wedding
out" or another teacher is certainly
needed there. For sanitary reasons the
former should be done. Seventy'hve
children breathing in one room is GER
tainly not conducive to health.
The Republican primary election passed
off quietly yesterday, and, as predicted in
these columns, but one set Of delegates con
con tested for an election. So far as heard
last evening SO votes were cast in the First
Ward Of Eureka, 1876 in the Second Ward,
40 in Ruby Hill tSoutb) precinct and IL
in Ruby Hill North precinct.
There promises to be quite an exodus
for the East tomorrow. Mrs. E. E.
Phillips. Mrs. d. W. Levan and Miss
Tillie Steler will leave for st. Louis, Mo-,
where they expect to visit during the
Knights Templar's Conclave. Miss Mary
Cbappell departs with the intention OF
entering a school in Jefferson City, Mo-,
and her brother. Mccoy C%happell, will