Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-01

Scraps from In Notebook of the
SenfinePs Reporter.

Joe Opey will linger a few day" in Eu
reka.
Eureka walked off with the baggage in
yesterdays Convention.
John T. Baker got his other eye black
ened in yesterdays convention.
The Intirmary has an important notice
under the head Of New To-day"
Many ladies were in attendance at the
Republican Convention last night.
Tommy Douglas was not on the legis-
lative '~'slate," and Of course got left.
If Ruby Hill goes for the Republican
ticket this fall it deserves to be kicked.
No Cornishmen need apply, was the rule
in the Republican Convention yesterday.
John Baker asserts with emphasis, that
Republicans as we'll as Republics are IN
grateful.
A rumor comes from McGeary that our
old friend John T. Baker has declared for
Hancock.
Mr.. Kayser has returned, and a big
stock Of clothing is ito follow him from
San Francisco.
The Republican Central Committee
meets this afternoon at 8 o'clock in W.. W..
Bishops Office.
John Baker says he is satisfied now that
it is poor policy to swap horses in the mid
die OF a stream.
The Republican boys Of Ruby Hill are
justly indignant at their treatment in yes
terday's convention.
Mr.. E. F. Oatman, Auditor Of the E. &
P. r. r., and wife, returned last evening
from a visit to California.
The rumor that John Baker has Joined
the Greenback party is not credited in well
informed political circles.
John Baker says he lost the nomination
for District Attorney because he failed to
get votes enough. No doubt of it.
John Baker says he does not desire to be
personal, but he is willing to gamble that
thirty delegates went back on him yester-
day.
The SENTINEL received much credit yes
terday as a prophet. The estate" pub
lished in the morning was almost followed
to the letter.
While the vote was being taken for
County Treasurer yesterday a delegate was
heard to remark, 1--WE will beat the id
jew"
Ruby Killers are expected to vote the
Republican ticket, but they are not enti-
tied to any Of the important offices within
the gift of that party.
The Republican Central Committee are
requested to call an extra convention to
~straighten up The hat business. Unfortu-
nately this is another occasion for kick
ing"
Thu ceremonies at the Infrmary to-
night will be especially imposing. A
worthy brother is to receive the highest
honors OF the society. OF course the fat
ted calf will be slaughtered.
ALI. Harris was passed. up from Pal
isade last night. ALI. spent all his money
for gents furnishing goods at the Bay.
He'll have some to sell in a few days.
Mr.. J. C. Powell, who accompanied his
family as far east as Cheyenne, and has
been taking a look at the mineral wealth OF
Colorado, returned home last evening,
Morris, OF Morris & Levy, has added to
his stock, by a recent visit to the Bay. He
will soon tell the ladies OF Eureka what he
saw and purchased while in San Francisco.
A delegation from each OF the Guard
brass bands On Ruby Hill, were employed
to enliven the Republican blowout yester-
day. As usual. the boys gave us a treat in
the musical line.
The boys OF Ruby Hill were shamefully
beaten yesterday. They presented worthy
candidates. but all we're beaten. The I'd
OF November will tell tale that will open
the eyes Of the Republican party.