Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-02
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs.
scraps from u Notebook Of che
seutfneI's Reporter.

SentfneEs Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation OF silver, 81 O0A
:. The hills will soon be covered with wilt
flowers.
Mrs. N. Mccartney returned yesterda,
from the East.
A decision on the Judiciary law is ex
pected May 10.
Religious services, as usual, in thu
Catholic and Presbyterian churches to
day.
A silver mine in Arizona r~ejoices in the
expressive but unfortunately chosen name
Of Blk.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Hooks and Knicks will be held on Tuesday
evening next.
Several Of the children were out picnic
ing, on the side OF the mountain opposite
town yesterday.
Mrs. Duncan Falconer, after an extended
visit in California, returned 10 the Base
Range yesterday.
1t is stated that operations in the mines
at Marietta, Esmeralda county, will be
resumed in a short time.
The weather is now favorable for pros
pecting. No one will ever find q rich mine
round a bsr-room stove.
Twenty-Five salmon, caught in the Hum
boldt river, were brought into Elko last
week by local disciples OF Izaak Walton.
Railroad travel seems undated, as each
train, both east and west, is composed of
two sections heavily laden with passengers.
The Dayton News Reporter says that
during the past W weeks seven new
placer locations on the Carson river have
been recorded.
The Reno Journal says that Chairman
Hsgerman thinks he will call a meeting Of
the Democratic State Central Committee
for about June /.
There passed Palissde on Thursday last
"a cars OF freight, ~west-bound, and SO cars
Of freight for the East. OF the cars that
went east 81 of them we're loaded with
oranges from California.
An Indian buck entered the residence Of
Thomas Trainer on Mob Hill late Friday
night, and was detected while in the act of
carrying off a cask Of old wine. He o
languishes in the lookup.
AT the Manhattan shops in Austin, says
the Reveille, they are building q new eight
horse power engine to take the place OF the
present water power when pressure is low.
The shops are also doing work for Park
Canyon.
The Indian Reservation at Pyramid
Lake has q full school of seventy pupils,
all doing we'll. There will be considerable
more grain grown there this year than
ever before. 1t is reported that the Indians
there are getting along finely.
The Reno anti.Chinese lesguers have
decided that 1t is not an objectionable sin
to sell merchandise TO the heather Chinee
for cash, and their thrifty Carson contem-
p~oraries are now considering the expe-
diency Of following their example.
John Ungar. a rancher living near Bat
tie Mountain, Lander county, has been
| missing since last Monday q week. Search
ing parties have been securing the hills,
but have failed to find the missing man
Ungar is a German, aged 70 years.
c.. S. varian, formerly law partner Of
| United States Attorney Dixon. has re-
| ceived a commission from Attorney Gen
eral Garland as Assistant Attorney for
| Utah, with a salary OF So, 500 q year, in
stead of 81, 500 paid when he resigned last
Fall.
1t is said that the Central Pacific, dur
ing the recent low rates, only realized
50 80 for each passenger from San Fran
cisco to Omaha, and had it not been for
local traffic along the road, the profits OF
the road must certainly have been ex-
tremely limited.
Virginia Enterprise: Miss Eta Quin'
trell left on Monday evenings train for
Hamilton. White Pine county, TO take
charge of the public school in that dis
trict. Miss Quintrell made hosts OF warm
friends during her last term there who
will gladly welcome her return.
Deputy Sheriff stinson was out on the
race track yesterday exercising Red
Jacket. a nag that he talks Of entering 81
the Taylor races on the 18th instant
George Ham will very probably enter I'm
known on the same occasion. Tit mer
and horses expect to leave for Taylor OF
Thursday.
The rate for sending ten words over thu
Western Union telegraph lines after MAJ
5 TO any Office in this State will BIO 90 cents
This has been the rate for some time past
except TO one or two Offices distant hk'
Candelaris, for instance. The rate b!
cable to England has been reduced from
50 to "a cents q word.
Bank Commissioner Cassidy expects 4
leave Washington for the West about tn
10th instant, but having to stop in Colo
RADIO for four or five days he will hardl,
arrive on the Base Range before the 25th
Mrs. Cassidy, though improved in genera
health, has been advised by her physician
TO remain in Washington this Summer.
Is this Correct?