Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-01

Scraps from the Notebook Of the
aeutfneps Reporter.

General Kittrell and family are in Reno.
Nevada beef is just now the finest in the
land.
The bond has expired on the Dug Out
mine.
The Varieties we're crowded again last
night.
Stocks barely held their own in yester-
days market.
Mathew Hunter, the wife-beater, goes to
Jail for 20 days.
VIM. Shoulderer is arranging to start q
new meat market.
An account of stock is being taken al
Ed. Clute's store.
Uncle Dick Barnes pulled out for home
yesterday morning.
DIR. E. B. De La Matyr departs this
morning for Chicago.
A house for sale or rent in an eligible To-
cality. See New To-day"
Superintendent J. r. Kendall goes to
Hamilton by this mornings stage.
Mr.. Woods of White Pine departed
Tuesday morning for Old Virginia.
A great many cattle are being shipped
from along the Humboldt to San Francisco.
Bar silver was quoted in London Aug.
"a at 51ssd. per ounce, English standard.
Rogalo, the Italian SO seriously kicked
by a mule last week, is again able to be
out.
W. II. Sweeney made his appearance on
the street yesterday with one arm in a
| sling.
The cold wave has been experienced all
over the country, from the Atlantic to the
Pacific.
Dave Service is in town from TEN Pr
ute. He reports the mining situation 40
promising.
John Tore has caught the baseball
fever. and will make his debut on Satur-
day in uniform.
James E. Anderson, Of the Mining
News, goes below this morning to be abb
sent about one week.
1t is rumored that r.. Sadler has with
drawn from the Perley syndicate. The ru-
MOI lacks confirmation.
COMMISSIONS Campbell was able to be
out yesterday for the first time since re-
turning from California.
Mark W. Musgrove, the peripatetic
journalist, has assumed charge OF the Hell
ena (Montana) Mining Review.
Colorado papers claim that the yield Of
gold and silver bullion of that State for the
present year will be $40, 000, 600.
w. II. Sweetapple Of Ward, superin-
tendent OF the Martin White Company,
was among the arrivals by last nights
train.
Both the Jackson and Parker House are
full from basement to attic. The arrivals
the past few days have been unusually
large.
The Prospect Mountain Tunnel has en-
c~ouraging assays have been obtained from
the lace.
From 1868 to June 80, 1880, Idaho pro-
duced S24, 900, 600 in gold and silver. Duh
northern neighbor is good for something
after all.
A western paper says ex-Attorney-Gen
| eral Kittrell was not stuck after Eureka.
He is still undetermined as to where he
will settle.
A number OF passengers came in last
| night who were not on the t~elegraphic list.
| They probably slipped the argus-eyes OF
the operator.
Col. Murphy OF Halleck Station is reput-
ed to own 1000, 900 acres OF land in Mexi-
co, go, 600 acres in Nevada and 5000 acres
in California.
Mrs. Marion J. Rives Of Ruby Hill died
In San Francisco on the goth. Her hus-
band went down yesterday to be present
at the funeral.
And still there are no tidings from the
railroad contract. The Eastern syndicate
does not appear to be in any great hurry
to start the work..
A postoeice has mat been established at
| Browns Station on the G.. p. Railroad,
with j. s, Nixon as P. M, and NJ. Butler
as assistant Nasty.
Massonaar poss ;n,orus ma that n nav
h;na - H. inoL;nn'ora wss anconntsred
nas,ardav in tba Snondaea nine n IL
snnnosa3 20 ha rarv rich
TIL rrnor ,ha, srror;n.an5sn. Drske
$50 ora ;n ,ho Eharherd, t,nnal ia
aana"ans ano,;.aS ~ br oId Wh;,a p;ners
ssm;;ar v;,h ,hs s;,n.,;on ~
~ WIN ~
Twenty samples from the new SANFORD
District, assayed py Wenpah Or oor.eZ,
went spiendidly. Inc hignest was sSso
ana iowest sioo 10 the ION
Our dispatches this morning state that
q Milwaukee German killed both his
father-in-iaw and mo~ther-in-law. He was