Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-01

scraps from the Notebook Of the
sentiners Reporter.


Exit, October.
Storm indications yesterday.
Mrs. Judge Baily is seriously i'll.
Streets unusually quiet at night.
The new school house is under roof.
ALI. Harris expects to open Monday.
Weather pleasant, and dust plentiful.
Sheriff Kyle is expected home tonight.
There we're 1902 transfers Of property the
past two months.
The repairs on the Presbyterian Church
will cost about 5000.
The Masons have not given up the idea
OF building o new hall.
A merchant charged a debt of 81, 700 to
his loss account yesterday.
Never before has building been SO active
as at this season OF the year.
The foot race been Barton and Skinner
will take place tomorrow week.
DIR. Mcdonald and his monograph are
in the Western part of the State.
Wonder il Mr.. Phelps stopped in Reno
to wallop the editor of the Gazette.
A good deal Of freight has passed Pail
SADIE the past few days, going East.
Fred. Hasten leaves for San Francisco in
the morning, on a months vacation.
Chestnuts and new oranges are adver.
tised in Austin. None in Eureka yet.
Charley Lovich is now in his new quar-
tiers, next to DR.. Bishops drug store.
The school children spent yesterday
afternoon in rehearsing for their exhibition.
Tba No.. n r 49,. -
some needed improvements in their lumber
yard.
Miss Fannie Reese will leave for Mineral
Hill this morning, and will open school on
Monday.
Mr.. John W. Harris, engineer at the Eu-
reka Con. furnaces, is about to leave for
Australia.
J. G. Colgan, who formerly run the Ire
mont Hotel, diedin Bodie recently, of deli
rum tremens.
A contract. to sink the shaft of the Ham
burg an additional 100 feet, will be let as
soon as the new cable arrives.
II New England dinners would TAXI
sinners to Heaven, very stiff in Eureka
would Immediately become a Christian.
"a number Of dancers took the floor
We WiOtts lhufeddv evening. anu bOlnt
scamp Of a compositor made it 'sdames.'
The Bulletin gives the Weld of the Eu-
reka Con mine, for September, at 1898, 800
$50. 400 in gold, and Sl72, 200 in silver and
lead.
The records OF the Recorders office will
be lasting proof of the business qualifca-
| tons, neatness and taste Of Mr.. r. l..
| Chase.
A brother OF Mr.. Oscar Moore is en-
| route for California, from New York, and
Oscar may eventually settle in the Golden
State.
There was no cooking done on Spring
street yesterday. The residents on that
t~horoughfare all boarded at the Methodist
Church.
The SESTISEL's local and the musical
| gentleman" have shaken hands across the
bloody chasm, and peace again reigns in
Warsaw.
We are indebted to Mr.. James Allen for
specimens from the / X L District, and to
Johnny Allen for some from Yankee Fork
and other sections.
Graham & Co. will not open until the
latter part Of next week. They are wait
ing for their liquors, which they have or
dered from the Bay.
The managers Of the New England sup
per have secretly resolved that II ever an
other one is given Horatio Henderson
must either be ruled ont. or obliged to pay
for six meals in advance.
II Mr.. Kicker wonld open a permanen
boarding house Ia the Methodist Church,
and run Ii on the same basis as he did yes
terday, every restaurant in town wotld
close in forty-eight hours.