Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-06
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scraps from the Notebook Of the
sentfueps Reporter.

The moonlight nights are lovely.
Eureka Con. pays town bills to-day.
The Union Guard picnic commences to-
day.
Everything is quiet in Credit Mobilier
circles.
A. J. Mccarthy Of Virginia City arrived
last evening.
Yellowstone Kit held forth On Ruby Hill
last evening:
Senator Psrley is expected from White
Pine to-day.
The Mob Killers are savage against the
Hooks a. Knicks.
Money is a drug in Denver at seven per
cent per nnum.
The Irish ambassador is improving in
the bottom levels.
Fifteen persons arrived last evening by
the E. & p. train.
Joe Tognini is e~nlarging his stable on
North Main street.
Sadler & Co. received yesterday a large
lot Of fresh groceries.
The town site OF Secret Canyon has been
taken up by Mr.. Dodge.
Three prospectors, with pack animals,
passed south yesterday.
Haskell has inst received an entirely new
style Of student lamp.
A number of families have lately arrived
here from Virginia City.
Business about the Courthouse is re-
markedly quiet these times.
The Richmond Company pay refinery,
coal and furnace bills to-day.
One hundred shares Of Albion sold in
the Board yesterday at 81 So.
Butte, Montana, has fifteen fireproof
buildings in course Of erection.
Attorney George ". Baker goes down to
San Francisco tomorrow morning.
Smith 4 Doak have received a handsome
double-seated carriage from the East.
Several parties will leave here about the
18th for a visit to Butte City, Montana.
The Banner mine has shipped % tons Of
ore this week to the Ruby-Dunderberg fur
mace.
The prizes for the rifle team, at the
Union Guard picnic, amount to about
$500.
Everybody. and their wives, will attend
the Union Guard picnic to-day and to-mor-
row.
Every undeveloped mine in Eureka will
be worth money when the new railroad is
hnlshed.
James Quigley, formerly OF Eureka, but
late OF Candelaria, has gone to Butte City,
Montana.
superintendent Goss, Of the f. *. G. II.
Railroad, will return from Cherry Greek
THIS evening.
Phil D%ephanger, formerly a resident of
Eureka, but now Of Tombstone, arrived
last evening".
Eureka will be crowded with strangers.
before long. The new railroad is sure to
attract them.
Every livery team and turnout in town
has been engaged for the Union Guard
picnic to-day.
In the morning and afternoon Stock
Boards Yesterday the sales Of shares were
unusually small.
Judge Rives proceeds to San Francisco
from Phoebe via Salt Lake before return
ing to the Base Range.
The recent hot weather has not produced
any cases of sunstroke, but has caused
nnmberless cases Of l~aziness.
Eureka Con. shares Yesterday jumped
from $40 so to S23 25. Somebody was
scared before they we're hurt
Fvervhodv sbould On ont 10 the baseball
grounds this afternoon to see the gorgeous
uniforms Of the Athletic Club.
Mr. n n Goodwin wife NJ Judqe Good.
win ~ me- Salt Lake Tribune. ID visiting
friends in Carson and Virginia.
I lansing Fac. and Robert NJ.
Rest,v ESQ are expected home from Lin
coin county This evening or to.morroy.
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Compapv. with his wife and child arrived
rom Sacramento civ Last evening.
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The Athletic and Courthouse baseball
'iuos pay on me erounus tlls ai'ein9on
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Colonel Canavan Is angry because we
mentioned his name In connection with
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'poiosi%e "ui'eau.
Emigrants passing Eiko Tor the west re-
Iuse to accept work from the rme al
$40 a month. They Will be content with
'So wheh they get 10 oaiilorhia.
The Germania Club will hold q meeting
Sunday evening at Brisacker's office, at
o'clock, for the purpose of elscting Off
,ers. A full attendance is requested.