Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-01
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Scraps from the Notebook of the
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Scraps from the Notebook OF the
Sentine1's Reporter.
All FOOLS day.
Don't let anybody fool you to-day.
Professor Plummer is in Tuscarora.
The last hours of March were warm and
pleasant.
The Gregovich Brothers have a large sup
ply Of fresh fish OF hand.
Tuscarora is circulating apetition against
the proposed change in the mining laws.
Charley Fiske has just received a prime
article Of Eastern sausage.
Mr.. Griff. ]. Griffith will be up in a few
days to settle Wales bills. q
Frank Bell thinks the Western Union
will extend its lines to Candelaria.
Sam Raphael yesterday sold 400 shares Of
Albion to a party in Eureka, for $1.50 per
share.
DR.. Schneider has purchased the Cit
drugstore, and will resume business imme-
diately.
The Presbyterian Church Of Eureka will
have Communion Service" on Sunday
April 4th.
We are indebted to Mr.. r. L. Chase for a
late Eastern paper, containing matter Of
interest.
Mr.. Picotte, of the Lyon County Times,
will take a look at the mines OF Ruby
Hill to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. II. Anderson returned
home last evening from an extended visit
to the East.
U. S. Grant, Jr., is on the Comstock. 1t
is rumored that he is going down to marry
Miss Jennie Flood.
Mr.. C. w. Schwamb, who has sesn con-
lined to his residence for some time, was
quite i'll yesterday.
The copper mines Of Railroad District
are to be more energetically worked, this
season, than ever.
The copper fields Of Mr.. Olmstead, of
Bald Mountain, should be in the hands of
an Eastern Company.
Those who desire to attend the Printers
ball this evening will be accommodated to
seats in the gallery for 81, secured at the
box Office.
Uncle Dave Hall, of the International, is
the holder Of 1900 shares Of Albion. 1t
is not for sale at present figures.
"Capt. jack will take a benefit at Eu-
reka Hall tomorrow evening. The pro-
gramme will be entirely new.
A good many Eurekans express an in
tention TO hold Albion for much higher
figures than it has yet touched.
Some one has built a fence across the
road on the east side Of the canyon, down
by the Lennon mill.
The Railroad track, down by the Eureka
Con. furnaces, is to be shifted a little, to
increase the dump-room Of the Company.
A considerable amount Of Albion shares
changed hands yesterday, on Main street,
the prices varying from 81 to 50 per share.
We are informed that work will be COM
menced by the Hidden Treasure and Edgar
Companies, on Treasure Hill, about the
first of May.
Hon. j. G. Hagerman is the choice Of the
Washoe Democracy as a delegate to Cincin-
natl. He is supposed to favor the nomin-
alton Of Mr.. Thurman.
Now in the State Prison, lat conyicts.
Twenty for life. twenty for over twenty
years, forty between ten and twenty years,
and the remainder ranging under ten.
The petition asking Congress to let the
mining laws alone, is being numerously
signed. Those who may be overlooked, can
leave their names with Mr.. Scott.
We regret TO learn of the serious illness
OF Billy Leggitt's little daughter, Maud.
She is afflicted with the sore throat now
prevalent among the children Of Eureka.