Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-24
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Scraps from the Notebook OF tho
ssntinef's Reporter.

Scraps from h NOte-D0ok OIL tne
sentinef's Reporter.
To-day Is the anniversary Of the great
food in 1874.
At IL O'Clock last night the wind was
blowing a gale.
Crit. Thornton, Esq, left for San Fran
cisco this morning.
Luther Clark has been laid up several
days with rheumatism.
Wells, Fargo d Co.'s express Office is
undergoing q general renovation.
Peter Weber and Henry X. Lyons ar
rived yesterday from Cherry Greek.
Religious services will be held in all the
churches to-day except the Presbyterian.
VIM. Arlington was the only passenger
who arrived last night on the e.. Il r. train.
The Trustees Of the Ruby Hill Miners
Union will meet this afternoon at their
hall.
Sandy McMartin has accepted a position
with the Typo Consolidated Mining Com
pany.
Albion shares closed at So 65 yesterday,
and Eureka Con. jumped to S3l o0 per
share.
1hO w LEN ~ IT.
to send to your friends in the East and In
Europe.
Ex-Congressman Daggett was q passen-
ger by the train from the East on Friday
morning.
All persons wishing to apply for booth
privileges at the Union Guard picnic,
should do 80 at once.
The Native Silver location was recorded
yesterday. The claim was located by ]. s.
Green and James Evans.
J. H. W. Riley. one OF the photograph
ers in the bion-Richmond case, leaves
for California this morning.
Mrs. j. 8. Wilton, Mrs. John E. Platter,
and Mrs. Fred. w. Cole leave for San
Francisco tomorrow morning.
One Of the Ruby Hill bands last evening
| d~iscoursed fine music in a number Of the
prominent saloons about town.
Billy Morgan left this morning for Cali
fornia. He goes for the purpose Of having
an operation performed on his eyes.
The Enterprise says the bears in San
Francis CO are now SO ravenous that they
| short the market on every two-bit rise.
The new flag pavement in front Of the
Bazaar clothing store was completed yes
terday, and makes a nice substantial side
walk.
James Sweeney and A. Mcintosh are ter
| ribly exercised because they have not a
place in the new baseball club at Ruby
Hill.
The stacks OF the Richmond furnaces
were on fire yesterday afternoon, but were
soon ex%tinguished, and no serious damage
was done.
J. 4. Jones. W. Williams and Robert
Waters OF Ruby Hill, who have been sick
for the last five weeks with rheumatism, are
slowly recovering.
James Chegwidden, Thomas and James
Kinsman and Cyrus Symonds left Ruby
Hill on Friday last for a visit to their old
homes in England.
Thermometer y~esterday-1 P. M, 81; 7
P. NJ, SO. The atmosphere was sultry, and
toward evening dark clouds began to gather
which threatened rain.
The Union Guard will offer several hand
some presents as inducements to the
several baseball clubs to play match games
at their picnic the 9th and 7th.
The Committee OF Arrangements for The
Ruby Hill Miners Union has been ap-
pointed, and is one that will bring the sf-
fair to a successful termination.
The streets were crowded last evening,
| principally with miners from Ruby Hill.
who were down yesterday to hear ex-Sena-
tor Stewards speech in the Albion-Rich-
mond case.
Two fires were discovered early on Sat-
| urday morning in the vicinity OF John
Stewards stables on South Main street.
Both were put out by persons living in
that locality. 1t is supposed the fires were
caused by hot Stag from the Richmond
Company's dump.