Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-13

Scraps from the Notebook Of ths
sentfneT's Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook Of en-
sentfneI's Reporter.
J.. L. Fast Of Palisade arrived last ever
ing.
N. 8. Trowbridge arrived last evenin
from Typo.
O. J. Boskowitz arrived from Lewis Dis
trict last night.
Mrs. J.. Jacoby returned last evening
from San Francisco.
Miss Jennie Reece returned last evening
from q visit to Pine Station.
Eureka Con. shares reached $2s yester
day, and Albion tumbled to 80 O5.
There are now about 100 graders EN-
ployed on the E. & G. n. Railroad.
Mrs. Clayton Of Oakland arrived las
evening. She will go to Typo to-day.
County Commissioner Campbell will
leave for San Francisco tomorrow morn
ing.
One OF Sweeney's fine teams yesterday
ran away ON Main street, but luckily did
no damage.
Everything is being put in splendid con.
dition at the Italian ranch for the picnic
tomorrow.
Prof. Dawson opened his da%ncing.school
last evening at the Opera House. The at
tendance was large.
The old firm Of the Eureka Foundry was
dissolved yesterday. H. II. Conklin is
now the sole proprietor.
County COMMISSIONS Mikel left this
morning for Virginia City, and from
thence will go to San Francisco.
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Construction Company held q meeting at
the Recorders Office last evening.
The weather permitting, the Athletic
and Courthouse Baseball Clubs will play
a game on the grounds this afternoon.
o. Ball and Thomas Gilmour yesterday
located 100 acres OF land near the e. 4 P.
Railroad crossing, above the snow-sheds.
Jake Cohn has leased the brick store Of
D. Mannheim, on South Main street. and
will again EMBARK in the clothing business.
1t is reported that Capt. John E. Platter.
OF Paxton q Co.'s Bank, will take q third
interest in The hardware firm of Reming-
ton 4 Co.
There were no Western dispatches re-
ceived last evening, from which we infer
that the lines were down, or that q storm
prevented transmission.
Yesterday at Naples ranch, Pine Valley,
David MeCauley had his hand badly cut
in a hay press, and came up on the train
last evening for surgical aid.
The ladies' class OF Prof. Davison's
dancing school will meet at the Opera
House at 1:30 p. NJ. to-day. and the chill
dren's class will meet at 8 P. M.
The Tuscarora Times-Review saws there
is more prospecting going on in that dis
trict at present than there has been at any
time within the past Two years.
An open redwood sewer was yesterday
laid on the north side OF the Courthouse.
1t is not large enough, however, to carry
off the water that comes down Poverty
Avenue.
County Clerk Buttlar yesterday ap-
pointed f. d. Vanderleith as his deputy.
Eddie is q very competent person, and we
think the appointment will give very gen.
eral satisfaction.
Sol Brisacker OF Phoebe will arrive here
on Monday, and will Immediately open the
Jackson House Restaurant. He has the
reputation of being a first-classm man In that
line OF business.
Nora Pine, a young prostitute OF Bodie,
the mistress OF Dave Hitchcock, killed by
James Stockdale in June last, committed
suicide Tuesday by taking opium. 1t was
her fourth attempt.
DIR. Todd, assisted by DIR. NJ. B. Bartlett,
yesterday amputated the leg Of the China
man who was run over BY a G. P. train at
Beowawe several days ago. The operation
was successfully performed.