Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-26

Scraps from the Notebook OF the
sentineI's Reporter.

sentineI's Reporter.
Cherry Creek has an amateur minstrel
troupe.
Enough rain fell last evening to lay the
dust nicely.
Hon. J. E. Gignoux Of Carson arrived
last evening.
Ed. r. Clute returned last evening from
San Francisco.
Sam Jacka Of Ruby Hill is quite i'll
with mountain fever.
Mrs. Mary and Miss e. Curnow arrived
from the East last evening.
Mrs. George Egleston and child arrived
from the West last evening.
II George Elston will call at this Office
he can get his G.. A. II. badge.
The Eureka boys seem to be getting
worsted at the Cherry Greek races.
p. G. Mott, agent for the Uncle Isaac
Combination, arrived last evening.
W. P. Holmes arrived last evening from
q hunting expedition down the Humboldt.
An important strike is reported in the
old district of Sprucemont, Elko County.
Fifty shares of Eureka Con. sold yes
terday at SIG, and Albion closed at $2.05.
There has lately been a change of man
agement at the Copper mine in Railroad
District.
Mountain Lodge No. ~, /. o. o. F.,
will meet at their hall at 1880 O'Clock this
evening.
Charley Mikes Green Maria is now run
ming on regular time between Ruby Hill
and Eureka.
Several Eureka ladies went over to Sec
ret Canyon yesterday, and spent the day
with Mrs. Dougherty.
General Conner went to San Francisco
yesterday morning on business Of the Eu-
reka Tunnel Company.
John 8. Capron and Miss Hattie Capron
left for California this morning, where
Miss Hattie will attend school.
r.. Baily Of Diamond Valley advertises
this morning for an owner to a black horse.
For particulars, see advertisement.
Peter Roberti, at the corner of Main
and Robertson streets, offers a reward OF
$40 for two stray mules. See advertise
ment.
Foreman Stephens Of the Eureka Fur
naces yesterday paid a visit to the Eureka
Tunnel. He was delighted with the Boz
nanza.
Superintendent Goss, OF the E. & G.
r. Railroad Company, with Hon. D. W.
Perley. arrived last evening from Cherry
Greek.
Two drunken men were incarcerated in
the County bastile yesterday. Judge Har-
mon will read the riot act to them his
morning.
Suit was commenced in the District
Court yesterday by Charles Dehman VI.
William Laramie, for the possession OF
some real property.
A drunken man made himself very dis
agreeable in the Parker House saloon YES
terday afternoon, and for his impudence
got a good whipping.
1t is expected that the new works OF the
Eureka Con. will be In condition for
pumping the water from the mine about
the LIST OF February.
There were more drunken men tumbling
about Main street yesterday afternoon than
we have seen in one day for q long time.
Guess the boom's coming.
The assessment roll of White Pine Coun-
ty foots up but S915, ola, q falling off OF
SAT, s37 so from the last year. The total
State and county revenue will be less than
$50. 900.
a. Az "ubtsco OOuft yuSbotuuy3 Az tuG
case Of James E. Anderson VS.. W. J. Pen.
rose. the complaint was raised from assault
and battery to an attempt to do bodily
injury.
Some lead mines in Railroad District
are on the London market for sale. su-
p~erfhtendent Richard was lately called
upon for q report o n the property.
Ii Is not known how he reported. II IA
vorable, the sale viii take place.
The driver of one of Josh Whitesides'
20-mule teams yesterday afternoon, while
coming down Main street, in endeavoring
TO put on the brake, fell from his horse on
to the tongue Of the wagon, but with great
effort climbed up and got on his horse
again.
While coming down from Ruby Hill yes.
terday afternoon Joe Toomey's butcher
team became frightened and started on Q
run. When they reached the railroad
track the horses In some manner got loose
from the wagon, and came into town on .
full run. The driver was not seriously
hurt.