Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13

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Sentfnel's Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook Of the
Sentfners Reporter.
Over $500 was realized on the school ex'
hibition.
Mr.. W. B. Harrub arrived by last even
ing's train.
There are few di INKS now, and but little
criminal business.
The lady pianist at Joe Mendes' attracts
crowds there nightly.
Hon. H. A. Comins arrived by stage last
evening from White Pine.
Some fine plants are offered for sale at
Mr.. Marchant's grocery store.
After Monday next 10 per cent will be
added to taxes that remain unpaid.
Owing to the storm the Cherry Greek
races Will have to be postponed.
Ore will shortly be shipped from the
Jackson to the Richmond furnace.
The ball Of the Hooks and Knicks, on
Thanksgiving night, will be a fine affair.
Mr.. Ed. r. Clute, who has been taking a
spin over to Carson, returned last evening.
Sam. Friedman will sell a lot of house
hold goods az auction on Saturday after
noon.
The storm will seriously interfere with
the erection Of the building next to Pax
tons Bank.
Smith d Harms are just in receipt Of q
handsome, double-seated, spring wagon
from Salt Lake.
The name of Harry Campbell was acct
dentally omitted from Mrs. Atwood's roll
Of honor yesterday.
The Pinafore boys amused themselves
yesterday afternoon by pelting Manager
Scott with snowballs.
Billy Harms, who was cut and bruised by
a cave a few days ago, Is again able to APP
pear upon the street.
Revenue Collector Shannon, who has
been making a tour of the southwestern
portion Of the State, arrived home last
evening.
Some high grade ore has been shipped
from the Hoosac to the Richmond. The
weather will, however, prevent further
shipments at present.
Doctor De Freye's success as a specialist
has given him a wide reputation. Consult
him at the Parker House.
Billy Sprague has withdrawn from the
firm Of Sprague a. Moe, and the latter will
run the Olympic in the future.
The rivalry between the bus drivers to
the depot has broken out afresh. A con-
tinuance Of last winters squabble.
Bids for the construction of the new cells
in the County Jail must all be delivered to
the County Clerk by 10 O'Clock on Monday
next.
Mr.. Atchison, Of the Idaho G. & s. NJ.
Co., invites proposals for the sinking Of d
shaft. He can be found at the Parker
House.
No restaurant in town has a more steady
run Of customers than Charley Fishes,
and none have more polite and attentive
walters.
The boys tried coasting on their old
ground, on Clark street, early yesterday
morning, but the snow proved scarcely
deep enough.
Warrants for those who served on the
Grand Jury in September can now be had
by the jurymen, upon application to the
County Recorder.
1t takes from three to five days for the
Paradise Reporter to reach this Office. A
steady old porpoise could travel the dis
lance in that time
1t is reported on good authority that the
Central Pacific will refuse to pay taxes on
the increased assessment In this county,
and will carry the case into Court.
Our merchants are daily receiving ad-
vices from the Wholesale houses with which
they deal. notifying them Of the continued
advance in the prices Of all kinds Of COM
modities.
Rev. George De La Matyr will remain
permanently In Eureka. This will prove
welcome news to Mr.. Kicker. as he will re-
lieve that gentleman OF some OF the bur.
dens the care Of two churches impose.