Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-22
LOCAL AND OTHER Jors.
scraps from she Notebook ~ tI,.
SeutfueI's Reporter.

Yesterdays quotation OF silver. so 81
Divine services, as ueual, at the Cstholi,
Church to day.
s.. ]. Beebeo. the G. A. II. veteran, re
turned from San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. A.. A. Andre returned yesterds,
/, from a three weeks visit 10 California.
J.. R. Bradley, OF Elko, arrived on The
Base Range yesterday by private convey.
ance.
District Judge Bigelow, OF Elko, is on
the Base Range. perambulating among
friends.
Some Austin Cinnamon, while digging a
we'll on their place the other day, struck a
ledge of ore which assays $3.50 a ton.
Postmaster Smith has been informed
that the allowance made him heretofore
for clerk hire will be reduced 5000 per an.
mum.
District Attorney Cheney and County
Treasurer Hoadley returned Yesterday
from a hunting and fishing trip in Elko
county.
Eureka county ia now modestly asking
for nominations from the Democratic State
Convention for Congressman, Governor (?)
and W District judges.
John W. Maokay will leave San Fran
cisco for New York and Europe in a
few days. He will revisit the Comstock
the latter part Of October.
There will be q meeting of Upton Post
No. 20, q. A. r., this evening at ball. past
Z o'clock. A full attendance is requested
to hear q report OF the Grand Encamp-
msnt.
On Thursday last the members of the
bar in Storey county adopted q series Of
resolutions OF respect on the death OF
Judge Lewis. a former law partner OF Hon.
W. E. +. Deal.
Straus, the ~jeweler. has suspended
across the sidewalk in front of his store on
Main street quite a large and fancy spects-
Gle advertisement, in the two glasses OF
which is his business sign.
lev. Mr.. Buck, now Of Austin, has &C.
cepted the call of the rectory of St.
James Church Of Eureka, but he is not
likely to be able to hold service here be-
fore the 5th Of September.
Bishop Whitaker will leave for the East
early in September. 1t is believed tho ju-
risdiction Of Nevada will probably be
united to some contiguous jurisdiction-
either Northern California or Utah.
Sheriff Stinson will take to the Reno
Asylum tomorrow Josephus Jones, who
labors under the delusion that be has been
defrauded out OF $500, 900, and who at
tempted suicide in the county Jail the
other day.
A fire broke out last Monday evening Oh
the ranch OF Leopld Steiner, near Austin.
and destroyed $50 tons OF hay. a stable.
two horses, g wagon and harness, hay
nraua tun oytILu huv rakac aud 0arralz-
property valued at S., 900; no insurance.
II is now thought the Chinaman found
dead in front OF a band-car on the Nevada
and California railroad. near Reno. was
killed by a tramp and his body placed uu-
der the wheels Of the hand-csr TO create
tho impression that he met his death in
that manner.
James Quintrel. q miner employed in
the Gould and Curry mine, Virginia City,
had his leg broken Friday afternoon by a
piece of rock becoming detached from
above, where he was working on the 600
level. Falling, II struck his leg, breaking
II near the ankle.
Only four women voted at the election
in Washington Territory. The tradition
Of the tyranny OF the sterner sex is dying
out. The proportion of men to women in
tOn ACAAAbOAs 40 oOOut w
one. aud il Is not possible for q woman
with two or three suitors to regard man as
a tyrant.
Parents who contemplate sending their
sons to colleges or boarding-schools this
Fall should. before deciding upon an in
stitution, inquire carefully into the many
merits Of the State University at Reno.
An idea of the course of studies, expenses
etc., will be found elsewhere in the local
columns.
The Battle Mountain Central Nevadan:
L. j. Hanchett visited the Grey Eagle
mine this week on his return from the
East. He is very we'll pleased with the
outlook OF that property and thinks that
IL will develop into a good mine. The
Grey Eagle is situated in Bullion District,
and ia owned by d. Cozzens, OF this place.
From reliable Information received yes
terday from Austin we are authorized to
state that Hon. II. T. Oresswell, of Ian
der, is in the field for District Judge, and
IL in TO stay. This makes the fight to be
made before the Democratic State Conven-
ton for nominations, one from Washoe-
Webster, one from Lander-Cresswell,
and two from Eureka-Fitzgerald and
Rives.
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