Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-08
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Scraps from the Notebook OF ths
sentfners Reporter.

Scraps from she Notebook Of she
sentfners Reporter.
The x x payday will be on next Tues.
day.
Uncle Billy Walker has the Yankee Fork
fever bad.
A notice to the creditors OF the late
Mahlon Ridge appears elsewhere.
The telegraph office is to be moved To
the White Pine Bank building.
Jack Perry has received q consignment
Of the celebrated Newark. N. j., beer.
Rev. Mr.. Kicker will preach on Ruby
Hill, at II O'Clock this morning.
Mr.. Kicker expects to hold services in his
church, swo wecn from to-day.
Judge Cromer says that when he i'm
poses a fine Of SO the party fined Ii natur-
ally X-cited.
The Base Range Saloon and a couple Of
houses are offered for rent cheap. See ad-
vertisement.
Winnemucca Tribe, !. o. r. NJ, meet in
Odd Fellows Hall at 1 O'Clock to-day for
degree council.
Colonel Pete Canavan has received from
Congressman Daggett q copy OF his poem
read on decoration day.
The four seasons were represented by
the weather yesterday, and the day was one
calculated to disgust a Digger Indian.
There will be an auction sale OF clothing
in Nose Lyons saloon, Ruby Hill, COM
mencing at IL O'Clock tomorrow.
This is Trinity Sunday, and services in
the Episcopal Church will be more than
usually interesting. -
There will be no services held by the
Methodists in Eureka to-day, nor will Sun
d~ay-school meet.
keep out Of debt" So said the Episco-
pal Church On Friday when it paid in full
for its new organ.
Jim Kellogg, formerly Of this place, is
keeping o saloon at Eagle Rock, and is re-
ported to be making money.
Richmond Hose Company will hold their
meeting tomorrow evening, and request a
full attendance Of all the members.
Mr.. A. Sturgos, Superintendent Of the
Metamoras Mining Company, has returned
from q flying visit to Chicago.
The new organ at the Episcopal Church
is beautiful In tone and handsome in APP
pearance, and gives great satisfaction to
the members OF the congregation.
lev. Mr. CraWloru received, yesterday,
the May numbers Of the English maya
zines, which are subscribed for by his Sun
day-school.
Joe Belmore, who fell from q ladder
while painting Malatesta x Liggett's sa-
loon. on Friday last. was able to be about
last evening.
The Grand Jury held q short meeting
yesterday. and adjourned over until to-
morrow. They will probably be in session
for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dougherty, OF Secret Cam
yon, made a narrow escape yesterday, In
coming down New York Canyon their
wagon upset and both we're thrown out.
Happily, they escaped with a few bruises.
II. Sadler & Co. invite proposals for
sinking 100 feet OF shaft in the Bay State
mine, as will be seen in our advertising
columns.
Snit was brought against the Charter
Tunnel Company yesterday for $766.83,
and cost Of suit, by John George ct al.
for labor and supplies.
Temperance cocktails are the latest in
noyation. They consist principally Of
whisky mixed in a pocket flask. and are
drank behind q door. The rapid growth
Of the Good Templars rendered their in
PRODUCTION necessary.
A prominent young lady in one OF our
public schools, Yesterday, received a very
handsome present Of a hat from . San
Francisco friend who. by chance. saw her
standing in the public school. This should
be an incentive for other scholars to apply
themselves to the best Of their abilities.
Gid. Scanland might instruct his assist
ants TO follow the example Of a New Hamp-
shire schoolmarm, who put red pepper IN
the tongues Of her pupils as a punishment.
The application is said TO lead to i'm
promptu debates, and its adoption would
form an amusing part Of the fortnightly
exercises.