Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-09

Scraps from the Notebook Of the
Sentfners Reporter.

Uncle Fred. Barnes is doing the town.
Two DRINKS were put in the cooler yes.
terday.'
Captain Dalgrsn is among US on mining
business.
Mr.. Angelo Noce was on the sick list
yesterday.
Mr.. J. H. Lockwood Of Hamilton arrived
yesterday.
Hank Knight left this morning for San
Francisco.
Judge Rives returned from Hamilton
last evening.
A. Z. Cheney, Esq, returned last night
from Carson.
The weather yesterday was very disagree
able and squally.
District Attorney Thaxton Of White Pine
arrived last night.
The Geddes & Bertrand's new works are
progressing finely.
Mr.. James E. Anderson was reported to
be better yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Caruthers Of White Pine
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Harvey Carpenter returned last
night from San Francisco.
A number Of teams are coming in to
work on the E. & G. r. Railroad.
The Eureka Tunnel Company have es-
tablished an assay Office at their works.
W. e. Trowbridge Of CUTE q Co. re-
turned from the West by last nights train.
Mountain Lodge No. ~. L. o. o. F.,
meet at their hall this evening at Z: 80.
o'clock.
Mile. La Grange and Mrs. Ahart con-
tinue to draw large audiences at the
Truckee.
Eureka Con. shares yesterday advanced
to SIT; Eureka Tunnel sold at SO so, and
Albion at 81 55.
The SESTINEL's search for items in the
Sheriff 8 Office yesterday was stale, fiat
and Improbable.
George s. Hupp, a lawyer well known in
Eureka, where he formerly resided, has
located in Los Angeles.
Yerington & Go. are said to own 10000
acres OF wood land on the line Of the Neva-
da d Oregon Railroad.
Mr.. Ed. Wilhelm leaves on Sunday
morning for San Francisco to make his
purchases for the holidays.
There is a young Chinaman, known as
" Charley who has accumulated $25. 900
by peddling vegetables in Carson.
Mr.. NJ. Calisher leaves for San Francisco
tomorrow for the purpose Of purchasing q
large stock OF goods for the holidays.
d. E. Mccarthy of the Virginia Chroni-
Gle is reported to BIO very i'll, and has gone
to San Francisco for medical treatment.
The arrivals by the E. x P. Railroad for
the past two weeks have been larger than
any other two weeks for the past year..
Little Frank, son OF DIR. Lee, we'll known
here, but now Of Carson, dislocated his
shoulder the other day by throwing a stone
The Board OF Pardons met Monday.
There was a great deal OF business before
them-upwards OF 90 applications for par
don.
Mr.. W.B. Hickok, an insurance agent well
known in Nevada, fell down in a ft on
Main street yesterday, and was carried to
his room.
1t is now asserted that John Macksy
will remain In New York during the VIM
ter. He is not expected on the Comstock
before Spring.
Mr.. John Qualtrough. foreman at the
Ruby and Dunderberg mine, had the end
Of one OF his fingers cut off on Monday
while splicing a rope.
W. Z. Davidson Of the Postofice book
store will leave for San Francisco Satur-
day morning for the purpose Of, selecting
mammoth stock OF fine holiday goods.
Many OF those who wandered to Wood
River and Arizona last Spring are return
ing TO the Base Range for keeps. All who
leave here get disappointed and worsted.
The following money order business was
transacted in the Eureka P~ostofice during
the past two days: Monday, 81 orders,
amounting to $3.50; Tuesday, SO orders,
Ssl2 so.
Mr.. waldvoger OF the dairy firm Of
Regli 4 Wldvogel. while driving toward
home yesterday morning, was thrown out
Of his wagon at the lower end OF town and
was quite severely bruised up.
At an entertainment given in Reno re-
Gently by the Reform Club Of that place.
confectionaries were auctioned off, and
the Journal says that Hon. Thomas Wren
and Mr.. NJ. d. Foley were among those
"who took the cake"
Mr.. H. Kayser, formerly OF Eureka, will
marry Miss Rose Davis of San Francisco
on the Esd inst. The young lady Is re-
ported to be very pretty and highly &C.
complished. The young couple have the
best wishes OF the SENTINEL for Q pleasant
journey through life.
Mr.. John McNally, the well known min
ing man, lately of Tuscarora, is in Eu-
reka, and leaves tomorrow for Bristol to
examine the Day mine and some other
mining property there. He is pleased
with the mining outlook OF Eureka. and
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