Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-13

Scraps. from the Notebook Of the
sentinePs Reporter.
Servant girls are scarce in Utah.


Servant girls are scarce in Utah.
The Eastern lead market continues fair
DR.. Wells, the dentist, is stopping il
Elko.
Lent begins this year on the I'd day o
March.
the Stock Board.
Sadler & Co. have n~on-explosive Goa
oil-the Astral.
Bartlett is in receipt Of another largein
voice Of cigars.
The weather yesterday and last evening
was clear and cold.
A shipment of ore is to be made to-day
from the California.
The usual religious services will be held
in all the churches to-day.
There are a large number of miners on
Ruby Hill out of employment.
Charley Buttlar expects to move into
his new residence on Monday next.
Il. s. Clark, brother Of the late VIM. H.
Clark, is sick at the Jackson House.
No. / Commandery Knights Templars
will meet at 1: 80 O'Clock this afternoon.
ALI. Harris yesterday received a nice as.
sortment Of gentlemen's furnishing goods.
The State Fish Commissioner has placed
us under obligations for a copy Of his re-
port.
Superintendent Robinson Of the Albion
will probably return about the middle OF
the week.
The Elko Independent announces the ar
rival Of DIR. G. Hamilton, our dentist, at
that place.
The Hale & Norcross works are again in
successful operation, having been rebuilt
in just II month.
Mr.. M. II. Joseph still fingers in New
York, confident that he will dispose Of
some mining property.
The Nevada Knights Of Pythias are
being entertained in a p~rincely manner by
their California brethren.
1t is understood here that Judge Nc
Kenna Of Austin will preside at the next
meeting Of our District Court.
1t is possible the concert given on Ruby
Hill last night will soon be repeated d in Eu-
reka for the benefit of Mr.. Ladd's church.
Mr.. w. P. Steichelman is DESTROYS Of
going to Los Vegas to reside, and offers his
real and personal property for sale at a
bargain.
Judge Rives and Hon. G.. ". Baker are
expected to return from Cherry Greek OIL
Tuesday evening next. They will then go
to Carson.
Hon. James Adams left for the Capital
this morning. He has been interviewing
his constituency on the various questions
concerning their interests.
We had the pleasure Of a visit from J.
l.. Fast, agent for the E. q p. Company at
Palisade. He reports times exceedingly
quiet down at that burg.
/ cannot beat my girl at whist,
Whate'er the hand she plays;
A hundred games I've tried, and missed
She has such winning ways.
Albion opened yesterday at 80 cents, and
closed at IS cents, selling 600 shares. II
there was no litigation pending the stock
would be selling for several dollars per
share.
Under the new Postal law, which went
into effect on the LIST OF January, it costs
but one cent to send a newspaper to any
foreign country, instead Of tyo cents, as
heretofore.
We are under obligations TO VIM. P.
Steichelman for a copy of the Las Vegas
Daily Optic. 1t Is a bright and newsy
sheet, and judging by its advertising pat
ronage Las Vegas is q live business place.
There are but few mines on the Pacific
Coast that are o producing 500, 900 per
month. We can call to mind only three
that are doing this thing in the State Of
Nevada. These are the Northern Belle in
Esmeralda county and the Eureka Consol-
dated and Richmond.