Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-10

scraps from tle Notebook of the
senfiners Reporter.


Sheriff Fitch Of Elko is on the Comstock
There will be a big crowd at the picni,
to-day.
Everybody on Ruby Hill will go to tn,
picnic.
Ex-Governor Stanford, Of the O. p, il
in Paris.
The Miners Union picnic will be the bis
thing to-day.
President L. L. Robinson. will be up be
fore the 18th.
ALI. Harris departed this morning fol-
San Francisco.
Counterfeit $40 pieces have appeared in
San Francisco.
Crown Point has levied an assessment Of
rs cents per share.
Over 80, 900 shares of Eureka Con. stock
is held in the East.
Between 500 and 600 people apply daily
at the Eureka Postofice delivery.
President Garfield was shot July 2. This
is the sixty-ffth day Of his illness.
Tho WEEKLY SENTINEL can be had at W.
j. Penrose's newsstand, Ruby Hill.
The Democrats got away with about four
OF the minor offices in San Francisco.
The Sutro Tunnel now discharges g.
600, 900 gallons OF water every "a hours.
The Albion delinquent list is published
in u advertising columns this morning.
Major Dennis has been taking a look at
Stafford District, according to the Elko
Independent.
DR.. A. G. Bishop has gone to Ruby VAL
ley on a professional visit. He 10 expected
home this evening.
The Silver King Mining Company have
declared the usual dividend Of rs cents per
share, payable Sept. Is.
The footracing on Main street yesterday
afternoon by the youngsters drew o large
and appreciative crowd.
Messrs. Gibfried & Brisacher will open
the Jackson House restaurant tomorrow
morning in first-class style.
Wood River News OF the 9Th inst Pete
Esterly returned yesterday from q trip to
Salt Lake City and Wyoming.
A report has reached Eureka that a
three-foot ledge has been struck in the
Kentuck mine at Stafford District.
During the month Of July money orders
to the amount OF SCI ,081 Al were issued
from the Postoffice in Virginia City.
George T. Terry would like to step into
the shoes OF I. ]. Read as Superintendent
OF the Eureka Con. Who wouldn't?
DR.. Thoma returned last night from Cor
tez. He left his patient, joe Dean, still
quite sick, but with favorable symptoms.
At the soiree at the Opera House this
evening a full string band will be in atten-
dance, and a good time may be anticipated.
President Garfield wants TO- "shake"
all OF the women about him. He ought to
fire DR.. Bliss. She's the worst granny OF
all.
Small children will be admitted to the
| picnic grounds free, but boys and girls
over ten years Of age will be charged half
price.
Among the patents recently issued was
one to Senator Jones Of Gold Hill, for
compound hydro-carbon fuel, whatever
that is.
Giuseppe Molinari, aged "a years, died
| yesterday, and will be buried to-day at Q
P. NJ. from the corner Of Main and Gold
streets.
The rsacks " OF the Spring Valley
Water and Gas companies were too heavy
for the Democrats in the San Francisco
election.
They know how TO rob railroad trains
in Missouri. Those Missouri cowboys
permit no guilty man to escape with his
coin, or woman either.
All miners who desire 1t are allowed to
attend the picnic to-day. The Ruby Hill
mines will not shut down, but will keep
along with a light force for the day.
Elko Independent Rumors are afioat OF
q big thing recently discovered in the Ruby
Range. Whether it 10 a bonanza, noun
tain lion or snow bank, we have failed to
learn.
Reno Journal VIM. II. Hill and D. o.
Atkinson of Virginia City left for Gin
cinnati yesterday morning 10 attend the
Sovereign Lodge and Encampment Of Odd
Fellows.
Seriously, we presume that II was the
Sand-lot coalition thatW aterlooed the DEM
ocrats in the recent election at the Bay.
The only Sand-lotter on the Republican
ticket got left also.
Prof. Leotard, the great ~illusionist, has
arrived, and will give us one Of his cele-
brated performances at the Opera House
next Thursday evening. Bills will be Is
sued In a day or two.
There is no news from the front regard
ing the new superintendent OF the Rich
mond. Thank you, Brother Probert. Our
business is such that we can't accept.
Mark US down rs the first to decline.
DR.. McAllister. son-in-law of Hank
Donnelly. formerly Superintendent OF the
Eureka Consolidated, is among the de-
feated candidates in San Francisco. He
was the Democratic candidate for Coroner.
The arrangements for the Miners Union
picnic are well understood and it is no use
to repeat them in this issue OF the SENTI-
MEL. All that we can say is for everybody
to turn out and have o good time. This
win be the last chance Of the season.
Yesterday was the 9lst anniversary OF the
admission OF California into the Union.
The day was generally observed as a holt
day beyond the mountains. There was no
session Of the stock board. The northend-
ers are likely to boom at the opening this
morning.
Who said Kearney was deada Not much.
He has the federal Job Of draying for the
Republican Cu~stomhouse. Also heewas
knocking around the other day and
whooped the Republican ticket on to VIC
tory. Whittier Kearney goes there is VIC
tory. He Is now a bigger man than Grant.
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Postmaster General James has issued an