Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-22

Scraps frem the Notebook of the
sentfners Reporter.

s~entiner's Reporter.
The demand for lumber is still lively.
Forget Me Not" tonight? No VIZ
won't.
Colonel Reilly is hunting +" infla-a-ma
BILE matter"
Sheriff Mat Kyle returned from Carson
last evening.
Mr.. T. s. Marchant, Of Palisade, arrived
last evening.
There will be a crowd at Bottle q Socks
saloon tonight.
Speaker Merrill has our thanks for sew
eral legislative bills.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL will be published
at 8 O'Clock this afternoon.
The new hosting machinery for the
Albion works has arrived.
The Virginia City Land League will give
a ball on the 18th Of March.
G. J. Lansing, Esq, left yesterday for
Austin on professional business.
A letter for Major W. w. Mccoy is held
at the Postofice for lack Of postage.
Mr.. Jot Travis and family returned
home last night from Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Josh Anderson is making prepare
tons for emigrating to Arizona shortly.
Mr.. Hugh McCrum, the wholesale liquor
dealer, arrived from San Francisco last
evening.
"The Californian +" for February came
to hand last evening and is a splendid
number.
Gimlet's horse "weazel " saddle and
bridle) will be raffied tonight at the Pal
ace saloon.
The Carson Legislature works only
about one hour per day. This won't do,
gentlemen.
The Insane Asylum at Reno and the
State Prison Wardenship are the main
topics at Carson.
State Treasurer Crockett has our thanks
for a copy of his annual report for the six
teenth fiscal year.
James Crawford, a convict sent from
White Pine, died of consumption in the
State Prison on Tuesday last.
The Enterprise says that spring vegeta-
bles are beginning to reach hat market
from the gardens Of California.
Mr.. p. Steler has some very beautiful and
take in Forget Me Not" tonight.
Read the Germania Club advertisement
this morning in relation to their concert
and ball on the 10th Of next month.
Charley Buttlar raised the frame work of
his new residence on Paul street yesterday,
and is otherwise making improvements.
The Forget Me Not" entertainment
for this evening has caused a regular Bern
hardt boom" in the way OF engaging
seats.
Colonel Fair informs the San Francisco
Post that the north end mines Of the Com
stock are looking well and improving with
depth.
A correspondent OF the Virginia Chron-
icle says that Captain A. d. Rock is an
active candidate for the State Prison War
denship.
State Senator Rockhiil DEM, of White
Pine, cast the only vote against recon-
mending the ratification Of the new Chi
nese treaty.
Mr.. Frank Abadie has commenced the
erection Of his brick residence on the site
formerly occupied by Mr.. j. s. Whitton,
on Paul street.
The jewelry establishment Of Mr.. Ed.
Wilhelm, in Wbitton's new brick block,
North Main street, is fast becoming at
t~ractive under its -rearrangement and ele-
CANT display Of goods.
Tommy Martin is over from Virginia.
His appearance astonished "the tribe" on
Ruby Hill, but he says Virginia ''ain't
what it used to was" and 80 he concluded
to emigrate.
Mr.. Frank Doutrick. formerly Of the
mercantile firm OF T. II. Hutchinson &
Co., returned from California last evening.
He will remain here for a few days and
then take his departure for Las Vegas.
New Mexico, whore he expects to make his
future residence.