Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07
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scraps from the Notebook OF she
ScntfneT,a Reporter.


Dick Guiberson is at Reno.
William Perry returned from Wood
River last evening,
A. P. Mathews OF San Francisco arrived
by train last evening.
The Knights Of Pythias will meet al
their hall this evening.
Seven hundred and ninety shares of AL.
bion sold yesterday at So so.
The Eureka Consolidated has paid II
dividends, amounting to 81, $50, 900.
There is an important message at the
Telegraph Office for John T. Drake.
Mrs. Henry Zottman and children re-
turned from Wood River last evening.
b. J. Turner has disposed Of his private
residence 10 Thomas Trainor of Ruby Hill.
w. s. Mcclellan, who has been visiting
the Stafford mines, returned last evening.
The attendance at the Randolph trial
yesterday was larger than the day pre-
| yious.
In the Richmond and Eureka Con. mines,
one half Of the men are employed at "rti-
butes."
DR.. James Williams professional card
will BIO found under the head Of New
To-day"
Manuel Diazs, the Mexican shot by Dan
Bouden at Tuscarora in April last, died on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Levy, Of the dry goods firm of Nor.
rs & Levy, returned from San Francisco
last evening.
DR.. Thoma left this morning for a pro-
fessional visit to the Hay Ranch, and will
return this evening.
Superintendent Levy yesterday selected
a location for q double compartment shaft
on the Shoe Fly mine.
From the small number of idle men seen
about town, we judge that there are but
few out OF employment.
Assessments on 81 stocks, representing
as many mines, will become delinquent
during the present month.
J. W. Simpson Of D~uckwater informs us
that the recent frosts in that locality have
killed all the various kinds OF vines.
Morris Hartnett yesterday shipped about
20 tons OF high grade ore from his Indus
try mine to the Ruby and Dunderberg
works.
George W. Lamoureux, who had a So
we're attack OF vertigo on Main street on
Wednesday afternoon, was better last even-
ing, and will probably pull through all
right.
d. Nathan, OF the Bazaar Clothing Store,
yesterday received rs cases OF assorted
clothing and gentlemen's furnishing goods.
For a country town this is o pretty large
shipment.
II one-half the ore that has been en-
countered in the Eureka Tunnel had been
found in any Comstock mine, there would
have been q boom in the stock to stir up
the entire market.
Mr.. Mccormick, n Of the clerks in
Maher & Manion's dry goods store, who
has been i'll for the past two weeks, was
better yesterday, and considered to be in Q
convalescent state.
Hon. W. E. F. Deal, one Of the Com
~missioners, visited the new Asylum at
Reno on Sunday, and expresses himself as
highly pleased with the character and pro-
gress OF the work 30 far done.
Under Sheriff Mason will start out on a
regular license-collecting tour on Ruby
Hill and in Eureka to-day and tomorrow,
and those interested will do we'll to pre-
pare for the visit Of the officer.
The Gold Hill News asserts that with
the departure OF Senator Fair all hope OF
a bonanza in Sierra Nevada has been
abandoned on the Comstock - that
Jimmy" carried it away in his pocket.
Mr.. Allen requests the SENTINEL to say
that there will be a full rehearsal of Poca-
hontas at the schoolhouse on Saturday at
A o'clock. Children taking prominent
parts are expected to come perfect in their
lines.