Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-28
FLuE DIST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of she
Senffuers Renorsn.

scraps rom the Notebook of The
sentiners Reporter.
All Of Mr.. p. Steler's children are down
with the measles.
DR.. Bishops son Willie is numbered
among the measle victims.
Max Oberfelder arrived home last even
ing from a business trip to Typo.
A recent strike in the Bald Eagle mine
is reported at a depth Of 400 feet.
The Postoffire letter list will be foupd in
our advertising columns this morning.
Yesterday was n Of the windiest days
OF the season.
Lieutenant Governor Adams arrived
here last evening from Carson.
The Justice Mining Company has levied
an assessment Of 81 per shire.
Mrs. Ashim has three fine Offices 10 let.
in her new binding at the corner II Bate
man and Buel streets.
Sheriff Kyle, accompanied by some wit.
nesses in the cattle cases, left for HamjI-
ton yesterday.
The Office OF Sheriff Kyle and that Of
District Attorney Merrill are now in the
Jackson House.
Mr.. s. s. Sears. editor Of the Elko an
dependent" and Captain G. G. Warner are
visiting Union District.
Mr.. NJ. CaIisher, news agent, returned
from San Francisco on Monday evening,
where he has been to purchase goods.
A number Of Eurekans propose leaving
for Yankee Fork between now and Sunday
next.
The Mob Hill hose company are looking
around for q suitable location for their
hose house.
Dir. Bartlett gays 1t will REQUIRE lust two
days to place the Court-honse in position
on tie Opera House lot.
The demi monde are once more located
on Buel street. and a~ristocratic Mob Hill
ers breathe easier.
Foley can shoulder a pick gracefully,
aud Bartlett handles a rip saw vigorously.
We have had occular proof of these facts.
The White Pine County Bank expects
to resume to-day. The building of its new
quarters temporarily suspended operations.
Orders have been received from head
quarters to resume sinking the main shaft
in the Pioneer mine, adjoining the Bald
Eagle.
Why is it that those persons having va
cant lots on Main street do not lay down
sidewalks? If they would do so it would
help locomotion wonderfully.
Mrs. W. b. Harrub and children, from
Oakland, will arrive this evening. Dur
ing their visit here they will be the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. WinzAll.
An estimate Of the amount Of coal oil
consumed in Eureka can be formed from
the immense number Of cans scattered
over the burnt district.
A ~two-hour's search Yesterday failed to
discover any one who knew the regulation
size Of a rifle target board. Even Capt.
Hubbard gave it up.
The friends Of a certain newly married
couple propose to show their appreciation
Of past hospifalities BY giving them q grand
blow ont at Mrs. Moch's tomorrow night.
Mr.. Jonathan Walker, who has been en-
gagged in business here for the past six
months, left this morning for Union Dis
triet. where he will locate in business. His
many friends here regret his departure.
j. r.. Kendall. Superintendent Of the
Jenny A mine, at White Pine, arrived here
last evening. He came over to meet his
wife, who is expected 10 arrive this even
ing.
About two weeks ago the Trustees passed
an order taxing Digs. 1t has never been
published. aud has apparently been for
gotten. Now let Rock pay his compli-
ment to the District Attorney.
Had Job been a dry goods clerk in Eu-
reka he would never have been held up to
admiring generations as a model Of pa
tience. The number Of times be would
have been obliged to dust his goods DUR
ing a day would have made him cuss like q
trooper.
Mr.. Wasserman. travelling agent for Max
0berfelder, has just returned from a trip
to Silver Reef and Bristol districts. He
reports miGing matters as looking well in
those localities. lie was also highly de-
lighted with the great amount Of business
he transacted for his firm during the trip.