Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-02
LOCAL AND OTHER IOTs.
scraps from abe Notebooks ot the
SeusfneI's Reporter.

SenaiDeI's Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 81 02ls
Burglars are troubling residents OF Car.
son.
One OF the owners OF the Louisiana lot.
tery recently died, leaving a fortune OF
So, 600, 600.
MIR. and Mrs. Alec Mckay will leave this
morning for Canada, there to visit " the
old folks ut home"
The Reno Daily journal, one Of the
brightest OF our exchanges, has just entered
upon it's 18th volume.
Messrs. Provost & Lamotte will give a
variety performance at the Opera House on
Saturday evening. April 10.
w. N. MoGill. one of the prominent
mining men of Taylor, came in on yester-
days train from San Francisco.
Nevada was awarded 70 diplomas for
meritorous exhibits at he New Orleans
Exposition that ended a few days ago.
Tuscarora Times.Review: Miners are
leaving here every day in search Of camps
where there is less litigation and more
work.
Railroad passengers over the Central Pa
ciic are boycotting eating houses along the
line where Chinese walters and cooks are
employed.
Harry Harville has received the appoint.
ment OF Deputy United States Marshal in
and for the District of Nevada, under Mar
shall P. S. Corbett.
Well informed parties predict that q
crisis is approaching in Utah, and it is
among the possibilities that the church
may yield and give up polygamy.
A mass Of tin ore weighing 5000 pounds
was shipped to London from the Black
Hills on March 20. The mass was blasted
from q 20 foot vein in the Eta mine.
The Reno Gazette says that Rollin M.
Daggett :" is al avowed candidate for the
seat Of Senator Fair. and will be of invsl-
liable service to the Republican cause"
About the middle OF April the new
comet will become visible to the naked eye.
BY the middle Of August it will be at its
brightest and will be distant but 12.000,-
900 miles.
A reception was rendered Governor
Adams by Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Foley at
their residence on Mob Hill last night. A
number Of prominent citizens Of the town
and their wives were present.
Commissioner Sparks, In his estimates
10 congress, reduces the BalArv Oh tue BUR
veyor General OF Nevada from 50, 500 20
$4,000, and the appropriations for clerks in
his Office from 81, 900 to 50, 500.
Reno Journal: J. G. Hampton. the we'll
known Republican merchant Of Virginia.
told a friend in Reno Sunday that he
would vote for Fair before he would for
Stewart. He also declared that he was in
favor OF some home man for the place.
Yesterday was a thoroughly Spring day.
First sunshine and warmth, then a thun-
der shower, then q fall of hail and sleet
and in the evening a snow squall. The
man who was dissatisfied with all these
elements is certainly hard to please.
Tuesdays Tuscarora Times-Reyiew:
Deputy United States Marshal Harry Hsr-
Vile yesterday afternoon served injunction
papers upon a number Of miners at work
upon the disputed ground in squabble
Gulch. The papers were issued from the
United States Circuit Court at Carson.
The Hamilton homicide was regarded
for a time by many of our people yesterday
as an April fool hoax. 1t proved, row.
ever, too true. While considerable sym.
patty was shown for the wife and five chill
dren of the deceased, yet the sentiment
expressed toward the two men was notice
ably in favor Of Mr.. Paul.