Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-28

scraps from the Notebook Of the
sentfneps Reporter.

scraps from the Notebook Of ths
sentineI's Reporter.
Carson sends 100 persons on the Sar
Francisco excursion.
Ed. II. Clute has q house Of five room,
to rent, completely furnished.
A nicely furnished front room in tn.
SENTINEL building is for rent.
Mrs. James E. Anderson and child ar
rived from the East last evening.
Alpha Lodge, No. 1, A. o. u. W, meet
At their hall this evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
A new and elegant rosewood piano /,
onered Tor sale cheap. See advertisement
Superintendent W. H. Smith, Of the
Comstock, Is expected on the Range soon.
Hon. Clarkson N. Potter OF New York
will pass Palisade to-day on his way west.
The Grand Jury meets at l o'clock to-
day. A prompt attendance ID requested.
Go to Colerick Bros stables il you wisl,
TO purchase some fine American work
horses.
Bishop Whitaker will oficiate in the
Episcopal Church here tho Sabbath after
next.
The Miners Union have deferred their
picnic until after the Union Guard have
theirs.
A small desk key has been left at this
Office. which the owner can get by apply
ing for it.
Both civil and criminal business ia run
ming very light in the Justice's Court
these times.
The funeral Of John Rodda was. largely
attended by the citizens OF Ruby Hill on
Sunday last.
Everything is running smoothly at the
works Of the Ruby Dunderberg. and they
are doing good smelling.
Judging from the programme of ex-
erclses for the Fourth on Ruby Hill, they
will have u fine celebration.
Judge ]. C. Lansing left yesterday morn.
ing on a professional visit to Lewis Mining
District, in Lander county.
The District Court yesterday ordered q
venire for So additional jurors, returnable
at2 O'Clock this afternoon.
Ralph Emerson has located 1900 feet on
the Mary Ann lode. situated on the western
slope al Prospect Mountain.
The Union Guard Band made some fine
music on Sunday afternoon at the Star
Brewery garden, on Spring street.
The parties who visited the Cottonwood
Park on Sunday, express themselves as
highly pleased with their first visit.
The Albion Ccmpany's delinquent sale
notice appears in another column. The
list OF delinquents is unusually small.
Sunday evening Sheriff Kyle extin-
guished an incipient fire in a vacant cabin
in Pioneer Gulch. 1t is not known how
the fire occurred.
There appears to be a growing demand
for Oyerman at slightly advanced rates.
1t looks as ii Bill and Bob were after the
old fnctuator again.
r.. Richard and family will leave for San
Francisco tomorrow morning. Mr.. Rick
ard has the mountain fever, and goes for
tho benefit of his health.
Business looks very lively about the
Richmond works. They have q large num-
Der Of men employed in making repairs
at the refinery and furnaces.
Captain Day. Deputy Sheriff on Ruby
Hill, was yesterday presented with an ele-
CANT pistol. 1t was given him for his per-
sonal protection. It's a bangor.
A committee of the Union Guard on
Sunday selected for their picnic ground
the same place they had last year. a short
distance below the Italian Ranch.
Grif Grifith's departure for the battle
ground has already had an important boar
ing on Wales stock. 1t rose ten cents q
share Yesterday after the Boards.
Col. r. Fl. Taylor, an old timer on the
Coast, made a farewell speech to the
Pioneers OF Virginia City last Friday
night. He intends removing to Arizona.
We regret 70 learn that our old fellow
townsman. Charley Fiske. was burned out
clean aud clear at the late fire at Tomb
stone. He was engaged in the furniture
business. and had no insurance.