Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-29

Scraps from h Notebook Of the
sentineps Reporter.

new. mr.. Pnelps Ialltu 10 arrive last
night.
The drop curtain for the theater is a plain
maroon.
No business in Judge Cromer's Court
yesterday.
Nash De Soto departs for Arizona this
morning.
But few life insurance policies are taken
out just now.
The school-house will be under roof by
Saturday.
Eureka Con. fuctuates. 1t dropped to
$25 yesterday.
Sheriff Kyle spent 1925 in his efforts to
capture Lopez.
Not over six cases Of pneumonia in town
the past week.
Business men complain Of an influx of
greenbacks.
Graham d Co.'s new saloon will be opened
early next week.
The mother of Mr.. John Hess is seriously
i'll in California.
Laspeyre & Beatty dissolved their law
partnership yesterday.
Michel's saloon will be enlarged and q
club-room added.
Robertson will finish painting the new
theater this week.
The letter list is ~unavoidably crowded
out of this issue.
Have the Masons abandoned the idea Of
building a new hall?
Mr.. d. E. Lewis is expected back from
South Mountain daily.
The meetings of the Musical Union con-
tinue to be well attended.
The street vendors, having secured all Of
the ready money, are dropping out.
Uncle Billy Walker is again in harness,
at his old place, in Jack Perry's.
Mr.. Julius Fleissner now assists Mr..
Vorberg in the G. p. Brewery.
More bulldozing to-day. Put your hands
on your pocket books.
A man named Patrick Mclaughlin died
in the hospital yesterday.
But one more shipment Of bullion from
the Martin White is expected.
Don't forget the sale Of Willouehby's
household furniture on Saturday.
Wanted-A dog pound-master. Inquire
of Jim Mason, in the Sherif's office.
The bottom appears to have dropped out
OF all sporting matters.
The stockholders of the Hall are pleased
with the scenery, just received.
Grading for tie Wales Consolidated hoist
ing works is progressing rapidly.
Mrs. Geo. w. Lamoureux left yesterday
morning for a visit to California.
A large consignment Of dried fruit Just
received from Utah by Ed. Dodge & Co.
No printing Office in Nevada has a finer
assortment of job type than the SENTINEL.
The Carson Appeal is of the opinion that
ex-Auditor Duff will never return to Eureka.
A lively time is anticipated at the meet
ing Of the Fire Delegates tomorrow even
ing.
Canavan q Levan's new counter, in the
International, Is Q fine piecs Of workman
ship.
Some flrst-class variety performers are
expected 10 appear at the Adelphi Saturday
night.
Charley Graham & Co. offer to rent .
furnished house. See tisement else
where.
A letter sen to Yankee Fork, July 7th,
has just been returned TO the writer in
Eureka.
Since 1871 the Eureka Con. has paid
81, l50, 900 in dividends, or SAL so on each
share.
Judge Cromer is determined to sec Grant.
He leaves for the line of the railroad this
morning.
Mr.. Robert Gibson has undergone an
other operation, aud Is now considered
out OF danger.
Mr. Wren failed to get away yesterday.
Couldn't leave the new theater until the
scenery was up.
TIE Paradise Reporter howls for q boy.
Queer fellow. that. We always had g hank.
ering after girls.
A Eureka merchant Is said to have $780,
900 charged on his books. Better have the
goods on the shelves.
II restaurants and saloons continue to
increase. somebody will "go where the
woodbine twineth."
Superintendent Griffith. of the Wales
Consolidated, left this morning for q short
visit to California.
George w. De La Mstyr, Of California, q
brother Of the Messrs. De La Matyr, OF
Eureka, arrived last evening.
A lady's earring, found in the Eureka
Hall, can be had by calling on the man.
ayers and describing the same.
The treasury Of the Episcopal Church is
in a much healthier condition since the
Ladies' Committee started to work.
No use in sending Communications to
this offioe unless accompanied by writer's
full name. They are never published.
For a quiet evenings enjoyment drop
into the 9. p. Brewery, and listen to Mr..
Fleissner's performance on the either.
Miss jennie Reese will leave for the scene
OF her future labors OF Saturday, and will
open the Mineral Hill school on Monday.
We haven't tasted genuine pumpkin pie
for months, and shall. consequently, pat
ronize the New England supper on Friday.
1t Is claimed that Indian babies never
cry, and colored folks mover sneeze. The
latter question is ~agitating the Comstock.
Mrs. Marchant, of Palisade. has placed
us under obligations for a beautiful plant,
OF a species the name Of which IL unknown
10 us.
Prof. J. Z. Clayton left this morning for
Hot creek, Nye county, where he will su.
perintend the New Philadelphia ~Company's
works.
The school children are taking q lively
interest In the forthcoming exhibition.
The first regular rehearsal was held yes
to-day.
Some debts, not deemed especially good,
have been paid q certain collector the past
few days, from which it is argued that the
money market is less stringent.
Ed. Dodge is shrewd enough to know
that business men will make business, and
in consequence Jimmy Shay is now EN-.
In his establishment.
Ed. Bell says that times are booming.
They doomed to such an extent yesterday
that he was enabled liquidate an indebted
ness Of 81 80.
"ofioer Lane Of Elko." says the carson