Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-24

scraps from the Notebook OF the
s~entfners Reporter.

sentfners Reporter.
There is good skating over in Lyon
county.
Where, oh where has our Indian sum-
mer gone?
The public school will be closed Thanks
giving Day.
Sheriff Kyle returned from California
last evening.
U. s. Revenue Collector Shannon re-
turned last evening.
Rev. Mr.. De La Matyr is stationed at Su-
sanville, California.
Bartlett has Just received another lot Of
fine wines and cigars.
d. o. Mills is fixing up q palatial resi-
dence in New York City.
Charley Provost has an elegantly new
furnished room to rent.
The town was quiet yesterday, and Judge
Cromer's Court was ditto.
Our merchants are getting in larger
stocks than any previous year.
There will be religious services in all the
churches Thanksgiving Day.
Bony Ayres goes to work this morning
in Clark 4 Malatesta's new house.
The Enterprise a y England is asking
for sympathy, but it won't get it.
There was but little business transacted
about the Courthouse yesterday.
Two new cases Of smallpox have made
their appearance at Stockton, Cal.
Congressman Dsggett and John W.
Mackay arrived in New York on the goth.
Don't you forget it. that Doutrick has
all the filings for the holiday good things.
The woodchoppers on Bald Mountain
have sent in for a winters supply OF pro-
visions.
Some Of the boys were engaged in roll
ing each other in the new fallen snow last
evening.
Large amounts of charcoal will be
burned northeast of the Newark mill,
next season.
The Indians hereabout predict that this
will be a very cold winter. We don't be-
heve them; they've lied about this matter
before.
Phil McGinnis is down from the Wood
River country. He will spend the winter
in Eureka.
1t is decided that the children Of the
Episcopal Sunday School are to have ele-
CANT presents.
Judge Adams and Luther Clark are
daily expecting the arrival OF a purchaser
for one Of their mines.
The Union Guard have their free blow
out on Thanksgiving evening. A good
time may be anticipated.
The storm, yesterday, affected the wires,
and it was with great difficulty that any
eastern news was got through.
George Millar is astonished to find SO
many Austinites in Eureka, aud he can
spin yarns with the best Of them.
Geo. Lamoureaux yesterday purchased
from Tatti 4 Co., sixteen animals and
three wagons, for which he paid 50, 300.
The storm Of last evening interfered con-
siderably with the announced social gath
ering at the Presbyterian parsonage.
Virginia City comes to the front with
five new cases of smallpox, n~otwithstand-
ing the denials that they had none Of it.
The Mikel Bros. will run their stages
this evening for the accommodation Of
those who attend the Croquet Club social,
at Miners Union Hall.
Our butchers all seem to have caught
the improvement fever, and are fixing up
their shops in grand style. Haley q Shoe
maker have got il bad.
M. F. Boyle and wife, OF White Pine,
left this morning for a visit to their old
home in Burlington, Racine county, Wis
consin, where they will spend the winter.
The proprietors OF all the Eureka barber
shops have agreed to close up at 4 P. NJ, on
THANKSGIVING Day, the same as on Sun
days. Their customers will please make a
note OF it.
Candidates should remember that the
Archery Club have their social tonight,
and the Union Guard IN Thursday even
ing, and don't you forget to attend both.
There will be another election in two years.