Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-11

Scraps from the Note.beek Of she
SentineI's Reporter.
DIR. Mcdonald will, by special request,
deliver a lecture on Ruby Hill shortly.
The Anti-Chinese Association will meet
at the Courthouse on Saturday evening,
The usual fortnightly exercises will be
held at the public schools this afternoon.
The Land Office is in receipt Of a patent
to the town Of Panaca, made to Judge
Rives.
This 10 good Friday, and services will be
held at the Episcopal Church at ii A. NJ.
and 1880 P. NJ.
Colonel Monroe remains about the same
% usual and his recovery is scarcely a mat
ter of doubt.
Water is so scarce on Ruby Hill that the
amount necessary to supply the Phenix
mine is hauled from Eureka.
The lodging-house over the Postofiice is
for rent. partly furnished. See advertise
ment elsewhere.
One of Halls safes, intended for Charley
Fishes restaurant, was received by MOli-
nelli & Co. yesterday.
Ennis always manages to keep abreast
with the times, and boasts that he now
sells the best Of butter at seventy-five cents
per roll.
Mr.. w. II. Remington yesterday increasd
his already large stock by the addition Of
q large invoice Of stoves.
E. T. Trofater's new clearinghouse, on
Ruby Hill, is being rapidly completed. 1t
will be ready for occupancy about the 25th.
The contract for running a tunnel Of
$50 feet, in the Orange mine, was awarded
to Campbell h Mcleod last evening.
Cor. Wilson is still in a precarious con-
dition, but his friends have not yet aban-
doned all hope Of his recovery.
Daniel Sullivan's funeral was largely
attended yesterday. Tie hearse was pre-
coded by 1873 members of the Miners
Union.
A. Y. Ross, a messenger Of Wells, Fargo
4 Co.'S, arrived on last nights train. He
will hereafter run as a messenger between
Eureka and Phoebe.
The County Commissioners inspected
Chinatown and other questionable locali-
ties yesterday. Don't let it end in an in
spection, gentlemen.
We can bear evidence to the pie-baking
abilities Of Mrs. l. G.. G. Whitmore, and
nave never seen tne tuutl VI tuOSe 6ut IuT-
nished the Methodist festival.
The Ajax mine. near the head OF New
York CANYON, and north Of the Liberty
mine. located by j. d. West, was recorded
yesterday.
We were mistaken yesterday in saying
that a new furnace was to be built at the
Richmond. They are simply renewing one
Of the old hydrocycle furnaces. Furnace
No. fou starts mp to-day.
Cor. Wilson's death is only regarded as
a matter of time. This will be unwel-
come news to poor Cor's many friends,
who had gained courage during the past
day or we
Miss Laura Hardy, teacher in the pri-
mary department Of the public schools, has
been confined to her room for several days
BY an affection of the throat. Her place
is temporarily filled by Mrs. Luella Mars
den.
On Wednesday evening some Chinese
organization met in Armory Hall, under
the Postofice, aud until late yesterday
morning they made the night air hideous
with their orgies. The first thing the
Commissioners should do under the new
state of affairs is to define what constitutes
a nuisance.
The team of Mr.. NJ. NJ. Ley, minus a
driver, started down Main street yesterday
noon, aud turned into Batenan at a lively
gait. Fred Sandman. with rare presence
II mind, jumped INTO the rear end Of the
wagon. and, Selling the reins, soon stopped
the horses, thus preventing what might
nav proved n disastrous runaway.