Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-15
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scraps from the Notebook Of the
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sentfnel's Reporter.
Attend the auction ct Jake COINS store
this evening.
DR.. George Hulse arrived from New
York last evening.
Mrs. John Potter arrived from San
Francisco last evening.
"Rattler" tumbled again yesterday,
and was very boisterous.
Uncle Jimmy Fair is expected to arrive
on the Comstock tomorrow.
The cold weather yesterday made. every
one look blue and the town dull.
Just at present there seems to be a
dearth Of news all over the coast.
Stage travel to Hamilton during the
past week has been unusually light.
The present cold snap Of weather will
discourage any more building this season.
Goodwin Canyon and Ryland's brick
yard are nobby places for afternoon strolls.
The deal in Savage continued yester-
day and helped to strengthen the entire
line.
Mrs. J. S. Allen, who is very Ill at San
Francisco, is reported past all hope Of re-
covery.
The wife Of Lieutenant Governor Adams
will return from her Eastern visit some
time next week.
DIR. M. Rockman arrived from Virginia
City last evening, and will practice his
profession here.
Peanuts have doubled in price In New
York. Lew Woods bags are growing cor
r~espondingly smaller.
Liberty Hose Company Of Gold Hill
won the first prize in the firemen's tourna-
ment at the State Fair.
The new Consolidated works are loom
ing up like a promontory, and are visible
for miles down the road. Hes
The Cinnamon are monopolizing the
wood-saving business, aad they want
pretty big prices for doing 1t.
Potatoes are cheaper on the Comstock
than in the East. The price Of groceries,
however, is constantly advancing.
For a fine fitting suit, OF the best ma
%terials, go and interview Langstroff, the
merchant tailor on North Main street.
The emigration west is 30 heavy that
cars to accommodate it are taken through
on the express train, causing it to lose time.
All. Harris has enlarged his place OF
business, and 1t looks very neat and com
Portable. He is now prepared to do bust
ness.
Colonel Dave Manheim's new goods
commenced arriving yesterday, and he
will hang out his shingle for business in 8
few days.
David Winters, son OF Jacob Winters Of
Jacks Valley, died Tuesday last on the
Bodie road at q station between Bridge
port and Hot Springs.
The atmosphere yesterday was crisp and
cool. Ats A. NJ. the thermometer indi.
Gated q temperature Of "a degrees above
zero, and at 6 last evening so above.
Miss Josie MhnsfieId, OF the Bella Union
Theater, San Francisco, will arrive to-
night. and appear at the Olympic to-mor-
row evening in the classic pictures.
A gentleman from Salt Lake intimates
that Professor Davison's german differs
materially from that OF Professor Dow
ney's, though both appear to have studied
the same method.
The bills announce an entire change OF
programme at the Olympic this evening.
The first part comprises new songs, and
the latter portion OF the entertainment
will include the classic statues.
The fire laddies, in company with Super
intendent Bliss, examined all the FIRE plugs
yesterday, and found them in good condi-
ton. This is an important matter, and
should be looked after frequently.
The Miners Union Ball Committee are
using their utmost exertions' to make their
entertainment next Monday evening q
brilliant and pleasant affair. We hope to
see q good attendance from Eureka.
From present appearances there is no
likelihood OF a coal famine OF tho Rich
and Eureka furnaces the coming
Winter. Both companies have . splendid
supply on hand, and more coming in
daily.
Johnny Manuel Is one OF the brightest
youths of the Ruby Hill Grammar School.
Yesterday, during the spelling contest. he
100 words, and not only sur
prised the school, but the teachers also.
He 10 highly commended for his studious
habits.