Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-02

Scraps. from the Notebook Of
Sentfnel's Reporter.

II ~ VI adA0
Sentinel's Reporter.
Lent commences to-day.
Comstock shares continue weak.
Mrs. and Mrs. Fred. Barnes were in town
yesterday.
Services in the Episcopal Church at IL
o'clock to-day.
The Legislature adjourns at 10 O'Clock
tomorrow night.
Roger McMenomy OF Newark Valley was
in town yesterday.
Slender & Co. have got comfortably
fixed in their new store.
A small number Of Eureka Con. shares
sold yesterday at $22 30.
Mrs. q. L. King leaves this morning to
join her husband at Tombstone.
Albion was quoted yesterday at 81 20
and 81 rs, 800 shares being sold.
Mountain Lodge, l. o. 0. f., meet at
their hall at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
The Legislative Johnnies will come
marching home about Saturday evening.
Henry w. Brooks has sold a Massachu-
sets company three mines on Mccoy Hill.
The session Of the District Court makes
times q little more lively about the Court
house.
Bartlett says he has got better and cheap
err liquors and cigars than any other house
in Nevada.
The Emily Soldene Opera Boufe Troupe
will pass Palisade to-day on their way to
San Francisco.
Thomas Laspeyre, Esq, has removed
his law Office to Ryland's building, entrance
on Bateman street.
There is a very marked improvement in
the condition Of our streets for the past
two or three days.
The teamsters and charcoal men con-
tinue to offer up their prayers for a little
more pleasant weather.
l.. L. Robinson, President Of the Albion
Con. Mining Company, arrived from San
Francisco last evening.
The Belmont Courier says the general
cry is "Let the Nevada Legislature re-
peal or amend the Salary law {"
A. W. Atkinson & Co. will Immediately
commence work on the Idaho mine, ad-
joining the Williamsburg, on Adams Hill.
The Virginia Chronicle says the average
legislator looks haggard and worn. Serving
the people faithfully pulls a mar down
dreadfully.
Mr.. A. P. Hodgdon, who for several days
was SO near deaths door with pneumonia,
was able to put in an appearance on the
streets again yesterday.
M. B. Bartlett yesterday commenced suit
in the Justices Court against Eureka
county for $240, for services as Superin-
tendendent for the erection Of the Court
house.
Society is again startled. says the Carson
Appeal "a daughter OF D. o. Mills will
o marry Whitelaw Reid OF the New York
Tribune. This is very encouraging to the
profession"
The residents Of South Main street in
tend p~etitioning the County Commission
ers for a uniform survey OF the sidewalks
in that portion Of the town-something
that is badly needed.
Yesterday March came in very lamb like,
but by noon it was blowing a hurricane.
In the evening the wind subsided and the
weather was very pleasant but cool, the
thermometer at 5 O'Clock indicating 2s de-
grees.
]. s. Capron is suffering from a severe
attack OF pneumonia, contracted during
his trip from San Francisco. Although
able to be about, the change Of weather
yesterday was anything but beneficial to
his condition.
The Emily Melville Opera Troupe will
commence an engagement at Virginia City
on the 9th instant, and will play four
nights. From thence the company goes
to Salt Lake for one week, and will return
here and play on the evening Of the 21st,