Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

scraps from she Notebook or she
scnsineTs Reporter.
Nine men are nov fed at the county,
expense.
DR.. Nesbitt lost all his instruments by
the FIRE.
Mr.. Kicker saved but one trunk from the
general wreck.
Martin lannon's loss by the late fire
foots up 81, 900.
The Land Office is temporarily located
in the law Office Of Dav. i. Baily.
General Sabin mourns the loss Of an ex-
tensise and valuable library.
Tho White Pine County Bank, is now in
the Callisher building.
II The new hose for the Knicks. is expected
70 arrive on Saturday.
The FIRE had . depressing effect on the
street gang. and they are all on the sick
list.
Mr.. Wilton will probably commence
the building OF the bridges over the ditch
to-day.
"Stox bought and sold I" starcs Main
street pedestrians in the face from a bulle-
tin boasd.
III UcSu VI u uDu3t BuDuiu Tcuu
Aunt Hannah's advertisement in another
column.
H. ]. Nudge, we'll known to many peo-
| pie in Eureka, il lying hopclessly i'll in
Carson.
Hugh J. NOLAN writes letters from San
Francisco to the Carson Tribune" sign
ing himself Mac"
The respective merits Of the various
safes were discussed at length by insurance
adjusters in the Jackson House last night.
The Eureka 4 California Lumber Gem
pany donated $3.50 in aid Of the sufferers,
which was accidentally omitted in the
published list.
Although Mr.. Stowell has now no oppo-
sition in the drug line, he says his business
has not increased to any appreciable ex-
| tent.
The question as to whether or not they
are insured in wild cat companies is
troubling several parties in Eureka just
now.
Mr.. Hiram Johnson yesterday received
500 by telegraph from the Masonic Lodge
at Elko, to be distributed among the needy
members Of tho Order here.
When q man now appears on the street
too heavily loaded with benzine he is
| placed under jim Ashley's tender care nm
til it evaporates.
Postmaster Lambert yesterday turned
over to the Relief Committee S215 so. the
amount contributed by citizens Of Ruby
Hill. exclusive Of the miners.
News was received last evening that
Master Nose Moch, who is attending
school at Placerville, had met with an acct
dent by which his arm was broken.
On the night OF the fire the alarm was
| sounded from the Rescue hose house by =
! Chinawoman who lives in the vicinity. 1t
is tho third time she has performed SIM
liar service.
An item TO the effect that Mrs. Ashim
| would open y boarding honse appeared in
yesterdays SENTINEL, and the paper had
not been issued half an hour before half
. dozen men were ut her door clamoring
for q SO mare meal.
A check for $50 was received by Mr.. II.
b. Mckee, Of Mountain Lodge, /. o. o. f.,
| from Mount Davidson Lodge. Virginia
City, yesterday. Is will be eSp4aded fur
the benefit Of the destitute members Of the
Order.
The sight OF two men madIy galloping
through a crowded street, to the imminen.
danger Of life and limb. ought to convince
the Trustees that an ordinance prohibiting
fast riding and driving should at once be
enacted.
Charley Lautcnschlager's loss was adj
justed yesterday, and was cut down from
$2.50o to 81 800. on the ground that his
stock was not 50 large as usral. and the
amount, it IL claimed, covers the entire
loss.
A: Y. Eoss, messenger for Wells, Fargo
4 Co., after reading Allen pinkerton's
books on Detective Service" with the
aid q! q baling rope and n small piece Of
fresh beef, succeeded. last evening, in
finding Ike's watch dog Of the Office.