Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-09
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scraps from She Notebook OF the
SentineI's Reporter.

Odd Fellows ball tonight.
The various restaurants continue to be
crowded.
The Centennial Guard picnic takes place
on Saturday next.
Tickets to the Odd Fellows ball this
evening include supper.
Mrs. Julia Brown OF Cherry Greek left
for home this morning.
There we're several delightful showers
yesterday and last evening.
Sc%rutinize the elegant dresses Of the
ladies at the ball this evening.
DR.. A. G. Bishop is expected to return
from Wood River about the 10th inst.
Eureka Lodge, No. %. l.. O. 0. F., meet
at their hall at 8 o'clock this evening.
J. b. Matthewson Of Hamilton was
among the arrivals by last nights train.
The Centennial Guard have their excur-
sion and picnic well billed about town.
Tomorrow morning the visiting Odd
Fellows will commence pulling out OF town.
The Big Four showed to a small house
last night, and left this morning for the
East.
A fine lot of stage furniture was yester-
day received at the Opera House from San
Francisco.
A. X. Grimm OF San Francisco, and who
is interested in mining property here, ar
rived last evening.
Judge W. s. Bonnifeld, who has been
holding Court here for some days, returned
home this morning.
Pat. Kelly, a furnaceman, was yesterday
~adjudged insane, and will be taken to
Stockton in a few days.
Miss Maggie Wethered has returned
from an extended visit to California, and
Is greatly improved in health.
Mrs. George W. Lamoureaux and her
children left this morning for their country |
seat at San Rafael, California.
The Truckee Saloon has erected a new
and handsome double porch, one OF the
most attractive along Main street.
G. j. Griffith, Superintendent Of Wales
Con-, has purchased a beautiful black
horse to take him to and from the mine.
Jackson stock was quoted in the Board
yesterday for the first time in a long while.
We are glad to see it come to the front
again.
b. G. Levy, superintendent of the Bow
hau Liiuci uttlTtb W let u contract. Miners |
will find a notice to that effect under the
head Of New To-day"
W. p. Haskell has received a large in
voice OF the latest patterns Of fancy lamps,
lamp-hangings, chandeliers. etc. They are
very pretty n ornamental.
Certificates Of indebtedness against the
Current Expense Fund from No. 3,112 to
No. 1928, inclusive, are now due and pay
able at the County Auditors office.
The members OF the different Odd Fell |
lows lodges visiting here express them
selves as being highly pleased with the
local brethren and the own generally.
A subscriber at Typo complains bitterly
OF the ~irregularity Of the mail service be-
tween Eureka and that place. Well, neigh
Dor, we'll try and find out where all the
trouble lies.
George T. Terry, Superintendent Of the
Jackson Mining Company, arrived from
San Francisco last evening. He left for
Phoebe this morning, and on his return
will remain here.
Jas. Stockdale, a sport, shot and killed
Dave Hitchell in an opium den at Bodie
on the morning OF the 7th, in a quarrel
which resulted from deceased asking the
loan of a dollar. Stockdale was arrested
In Aurora.
Two of the pretty waiter girls, Nellie
and Maggie, will HE themselves to
Wood River in a few days, at the
request OF Chris. Mallatesti, who intends
to be a pioneer in the "jerker" business
in the new region.
The Boston excursionists are homeward
bound, and express themselves delighted
with the Pacific Coast. In neglecting to
visit the Base Bange, they missed what the
traveller in Europe misses by not going to
Rome.
The variety show has given up the ghost.
The stage, dropl curtain and wings and
the bar were in place, but there was no
company and no funds to procure one.
Manager Welch concluded it was no use to
open the place without proper backing.
Job Drayer, one OF Mono County's most
accomplished cutthroats, who plead guilty
to m~anslaughter at Bridgeport, a few days
ago, was sentenced by Judge Wiggin to
four and a half years in the State Prison.
This remarkably severe sentence looks
as II human life was put on a level with the
brute creation in Mono.
One Of Charley Broy's big black draft
horses got loose in the stable on Poverty
Avenue yesterday, and filed himself with
dry barley. DR.. Keen was administering
medicine last evening to reduce the expan-
sion, but the crowd Of spectators were
betting two to one that the gluttonous ami
NAL would die before morning.