Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-15

Scraps from the Notebook Of the
sensfmers Reporter.


The festive fly has disappeared.
Only one man in the County Jail.
A monster bill at the Hall tonight.
Two more days in which to pay taxes.
Lumber costs but s35 per thousand in
Leadville.
But few Indians have been seen on our
streets Of late.
Every article of trade has advanced in
price the past few weeks.
Bids for sinking the shaft Of the Ham
burg must all be in to-day.
DR.. Rockman has taken possession Of his
rooms in the International.
The Jackson's new shaft is going down
at the rate Of FIVE feet daily.
Mrs. Dave Mannheim expects to leave this
morning ON a visit to San Francisco.
Unfinished business will detain Hon.
Fred. Fiske a few more days in Eureka.
Jim Ashley is confined to his bed. We
are sorry to learn that he is seriously i'll.
Send the WEEKLY SENTINEL to your
friends. 1t will be issued this afternoon.
The G. P. Brewery claims to make the
best Tom and Jerry" to be found herca-
bouts.
j. l.. Symonds was yesterday released
from the county jail on a writ OF habeas
corpus.
Sam Friedman will sell a quantity Of
furniture at his store at 2 o'clock this af-
ternoon.
Messrs. J. L. Smith Il Co. are receiving
some fine turnouts at their new livery
stable.
Richmond shares, according to last ad-
vices from London, were quoted at s42.50
and S43. rs.
The Thompson Troupe, that opens ON
Thursday evening next, is said to be an ex-
cellent one.
The regular monthly meeting Of the ves-
try Of the Episcopal Church will be held
this evening.
Mr.. w. II. Clark contemplates building
a residence on the corner Of Monroe and
Clark streets.
Sheriff Kyle will sell q quantity OF coal
and wood to-day at Lone Mountain, under
a writ OF execution.
The international bar is receiving its fin
ishing touches. 1t will be ready to open
about Wednesday.
~ ihud-hotc oh DUEL StIttt, III lIOnL
Of the Hall and Judge Cromer's Office,
should be filed up.
Charles Jones, engineer at the Rich
mond, has purchased Fred. Fishes prop
erty on Spring street.
The exercises OF the Methodist Improve
ment Society next Friday evening promise
to be unusually interesting.
A crossing has been laid ON Main street
from Jack Perry's to the Oriental, for
which pedestrians ought to be thankful.
All the members Of the Pinafore Troupe
have become favorites with our people,
who will be sorry to see them depart.
Hon. Thos. Wren could not manifest
more interest in the success Of the new
theatre il it was his ow private venture.
Some Of our best local talent nave vol
unteered to assist at the benefit to be ten
dered the management Of the Hall to-
night.
When Symonds was released from Jail,
yesterday, he made the tallest kind OF
tramping In the direction Of White Pine
county.
Men who are in q position to know, say
there is less stringency in the money mar
ket in Eureka than at any period for
months past.
Commenting IN our supplement the Aus
tin Reyeille says that Eureka takes the lead
for live business men, not even excepting
Virginia City.
"Rattler" and the "Man-Eater" will both
appear before Judge Cromer at l o'clock
to-day 10 answer to the charge Of disturb
ing the peace.
Donald Morrison yesterday entered suit
against Fred German for illegal seizure OF
property, placing the property at 81, $50,
and damages at 81 900.
Clerk Dodge yesterday forwarded a re.
QUESTION TO the authorities OF Lander
county for the records asked for by ths
County Commissioner.
The in which the shrimps, crabs
and hsh were gobbled at Qregoyioh's yes.
terday morning showed the value Of q Eve
line notice In the SENTINEL.