Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-02
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Scraps from the Notebook of the
Sentiners'RepOrter.
1t rained yesterday, for the second time
since last July.
The list of advertised letters will be
found elsewhere.
Read the Golden Rule" new specials
this morning.
Operations will be resumed in the Jack
son mine tonight.
Jim Ashley is the custodian OF eight
boarders just now.
A musical class is to be started OF Ruby
Hill by Prof. Wedeles.
A new Brussels carpet now adorns the
floor Of Judge Hubbard's Office.
Mr.. J. G. Powell, of the Hamburg, is
also Superintendent Of the Fourth of July.
"Will there be a cloud burst" was a
question propounded to most persons yes
terdy.
1t is thought that the Young gentle
man who ate the cotton doughnuts, last
evening, will recover.
G. A. Blasamer was yesterday awarded
the contract for sinking the shaft Of the
Wales Consolidated so feet.
Draymen also complain of hard times,
and say business is unusually dull for this
season Of the year.
Repairs were being made on Ed. Deans
saloon yesterday, and it will soon present
a springlike appearance.
Ed. Rialte, who was recently shot in a
hurdy house, appeared on the streets yes
terday. His wound is almost healed.
Internal revenue licenses will be due
May LIST, and those interested should make
q note Of it.
The building occupied by Bishop Il Sa-
bin as a law Office, is being repaired by
Paul Beard.
We are under obligations to Uncle Dave
Fl all, of the international Hotel, for copies
Of late Canadian papers.
George W. Baker has been seized with
the prevailing fever, and his law Office is
being completely renovated.
Frank Durkee evidently thinks Post
Offices good locations, as he will follow the
present one and open his jewelry store
and news stand there shortly.
Mr.. Bartlett has made definite arrange
ments for the appearance Of the Allen
Sisters, and they are expected on Thursday
evening.
The number of divorces and insanity
cases reported since January LIST exceeds
that Of any previous year for the same
period.
Charley Fiske always manages to keep
abreast of the tide, and his restaurant will
in a day or two present all the attractive
features that paint and paper can give it.
Postmaster Su it'll bought his new suit
! AZ tba WarLinomau' cinthiuo ctora and
Jake Cohn thinks be is an excellent walk
ing advertisement.
Lumber to erect the necessary buildings
at the Wales Consolidated was shipped to
the mine Yesterday. They will BIZ Of a
substantial and enduring character.
A patent for 22o acres Of land in town.
ship 16, range SO, has been issued to Henry
G. Fenstermaker by the State Surveyor
General.
Justice Cromer reports that the fees in
civil and criminal cases for the quarter
Just ended amounted to 81 ,009 rs for the
first, and S704 SO for the latter.
Mrs. W. H. Kelly opens the Washington
House, on Main street, next to the Bureau,
on Monday next. A free ball viii be given
in the evening.
The l~iveliest man around town yesterday
was II. Vowinkle, Of the Nevada Nursery.
The April showers will have a tendency
to make his trees grow finely.
We are sorry to learn that Colonel Mon
roe is confined to his house through illness.
1t will be temporary. however, MS the Colo
nel's vigorous constitution will soon carry
him through.
James NJ. Titns yesterday filed a home
stead entry for a tract Of land in Newark
valley, and Joseph Crawford a desert land
application for a tract in Huntington val
ley, Elko county.