Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-02

Joe Winzells new residence is q beauty,
and is nearly completed.
Surveyor Edwards is getting along
finely, and will be all right in q few days.
Loads OF new beer kegs we're hauled up
to Mendes Il Schmidt's brewery, yesterday.
They nave organized a Dramatic and
Concert Association on Ruby Hill. Good
men are at the bottom Of it.
The Presidents Thanksgiving proclama-
ton will be found in our ~telegraphic dis
patches this morning.
Some OF the finest confectionery work in
Eureka is on exhibition in Fiske's window
and show cases.
Five neat little tenement houses are
going up rapidly on the west side OF Main
street, just below Robbins srteet.
The people Of Ruby Hill are scheming to
| pay off the debt Of $500 which hangs over
the Methodist Church at that place.
We learn that Deputy County Recorder
C.. +. Horn was taken suddenly ill yester-
day afternoon.
Gus Gould is said to be lying in a very
critical coalition. 1t will be a remarkable
recovery if Gus ever walks among us again.
Even the ladies were stalking out build
ing lot claims on the hill north of tow
yesterday afternoon.
Read our new advertisements this MORN
ing and see what Is wanted" ito rent"
etc.
There are only three more days until
election, and the local candidates will make
the best use of them.
The wood haulers have been putting in
their best ticks during the late pleasant
weather, and large amounts are still COM
ing in.
Cats, two months old, can be had by
calling at Moore Bros. stable. There il
no such good luck as that they will come
to you-you must 60 for them.
Five carloads OF merchandise, six of
pins lumber and one Of redwood lumber.
came in over the E.. 4 p. R. II. Yesterday
morning.
The election transfer books will posi-
lively be closed at G o'clock on Monday
evening. Persons wishing transfers should
bear this matter in mind.
1t is a beautiful drive, for light carriages,
over to and around Ruby Hill. We en-
ioyed the same hugely yesterday, behind
Ennis little ..Washoe Canary" team, and
they waited us round as lively as some Of
the more tony teams.
There is a Grained squaw" on Ruby
Hill. She walks into a certain cabin up
there. never saying a word, but proceeds
to clean up the house as neat as anybody.
does lots Of odd jobs, and walks off, mum.
Thomas Hardy and Andrew Davis are
requested to call on Justice Cromer and
sign the Registry Book. as their trainers
are received, but they must appear and
sign the book if they wish to vote.
The miners of Ruby Hill are talking of
adding o room to the rear Of their hall,
that they may build q stage. In case of
large dancing parties. or a touch of theatre
cal business up that way, it would come
handy.
There was a little side show at Ruby
Hill, during the Republican speaking on
Thursday evening, that was not put down
in the bills. However, nothing more Sc
rious than a bloody nose and a little
scratching came ont of it.
Mr.. j. C. Harmon, of the Eureka Plan
ing Mill, showed MS a neat specimen of his
handiwork last evening. 1t was an ivory
headed cane, and was manufactured for
Billy Stewart; the stick itself being manu-
featured of mountain mahogany. Ivory
and all was turned out at Harmon's lathe.