Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-17

Scraps from the Notebook Of the
sentiners Reporter.


"Strategists" Thursday evening.
The Centennial Guard meet for drill this
evening.
Hon. Thomas Wren left this morning for
California.
Mrs. O. H. Miller left this morning for
San Francisco.
Eureka Con. advanced so cents per share
over Saturdays sales.
Franklin & Co. are in daily receipt Of
lots Of fnery for the ladies.
DR.. G. H. Thoma is expected to return
from San Francisco tonight.
r. Ryland left this morning for a visit
to his family in San Francisco.
j. II. Lockwood, Of the Parker House,
returned yesterday from Hamilton.
Alpha Lodge No. 1, A. o. U. W., meet at
their hall this evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
Showers Of rain have become quite fire.
quent here OF late, and they are very re-
freshing.
f. LOGAN. President of the Eureka Con-,
arrived on Sunday evening, and will re-
main here q few days.
Internal Revenue Collector Shannon
says hat all Government licenses must be
paid this month.
P. Steler has just received an invoice Of
entirely new styles Of finger-rings for both
ladies and gentlemen.
The finder Of q gold bangle bracelet will
be suitably rewarded if he will return it to
the Truckee Saloon. See advertisement.
Three hundred and thirty shares of AL
bion sold in the Board yesterday atan ad-
vance Of rs and 80 cents over Saturdays
sales.
The Ruby and Dundorberg furnace
closed down on Sunday for slight repairs,
but probably will be running all right
again to-day.
II. Harry venol OF San Francisco arrived
here on Sunday evenings train, and dur
ing his stay will be the guest Of his old
friend, W. o. Mills.
Tho portrait OF Jack Perry, painted by
Mcclellan, is considered by the people OF
Eureka as making him look altogether "too
sweet."-Virginia Enterprise.
State Superintendent D. r. Sessions ar
rived from Hamilton yesterday afternoon.
Before leaving for the west he will visit all
the public schools in the district.
The Ruby Hill Centennial Guard Band,
owing to the beautiful weather on Sunday,
paid our town a visit and rendered some
very fine music. Come again, boys.
The old sionc saloon on North Main
street is for sale, including three, billiard
tables, furniture, fixtures, etc. The adyer-
tisement will give further particulars.
Jot Travis returned from Hamilton yes
terday afternoon. The distance from Ham
ilton to Eureka is 40 miles, and Jot drove
it in three hours and twenty-five minutes.
Jonas Cobn, q brother of our fellow
townsman Jake, arrived ON Sunday even
ing. He will visit here a few days and
then go to Wood River, where he expects
to establish himself in business.
George T. Terry. formerly Superinten-
dent of the Jackson Mining Company, ar
rived from California on Sunday evening.
His arrival here indicates that work ON the
Jackson will again be resumed.
J.. s. Dilley and wife arrived last even
ing from Chicago. They will spend q few
days here with their daughter, Mrs. W. p.
Haskell, and then return to Santa Clara,
their home in California.
Mrs. L. G.. Weston announces her inten-
ton Of leaving Eureka, and desires to sell
out her entire stock Of goods, comprising
articles OF feminine wear. The advertise
ment is OF particular interest to the ladies
and business women.
]. A. D%erringer's barber-shop and bath
house in the Silver Brick Hotel, South Main
street, is one of the finest institutions Of
the kind in Eureka. Mr.. Derringer has
fitted up his establishment in first-class
order. and runs it as much for the public
comfort and convenience as for his own
profit. The southenders should remember
this place if they want to keep clean.