Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-13

scraps from the Notebook q the
sentineps Reporter.

BemtlneHe HeBorteF.
Senator Doolin Is in New York.
The influx OF strangers in tow continues
Travel on the E. 4 P. Railroad continues
good.
Judge Rives leaves for Hamilton thi
morning.
District Court commences at Hamilton
ON Monday.
The weather was warm and pleasant
again yesterday.
Mr.. j. Fred. Plageman arrived from tn.
West last night.
The calvin Joslin" performance il
only for one night.
The Alexandria mine is shipping ore to
the reduction works.
The mining papers are predicting a live.
lier market for stocks.
There are four faro games and one keno
game in Virginia City.
Senator Fair goes to Washington the
latter part Of the month.
Professor Frank Stewart is exporting on
mines in New Hampshire.
Mr.. j. s. Wilton will have a brick
house to rent in q few days.
The Hodgdon mine in Secret Canyon is
said to be yielding good ore.
Thanksgiving Day will be observed on
Thursday, the Oath instant.
j. L. Wines, Esq, leaves tomorrow
morning for a short visit to California.
Read Maher d Manion's new advertise
ment in another column this morning.
The Ruby Hill M. E. Sunday School
never had as many scholars as at present.
The monthly Land League meeting has
been postponed until next Saturday even
ing.
The usual religious services will be held
in all the churches to-day except the Pres
byterian.
All kinds of business was remarkably
lively yesterday. Is the old town going to
have a boom?
Messrs. +. J. Mette and P. r. Cox Of
Ruby Hill have each received new pianos
from the East.
The Morris Sullivan matinee at the
Opera House yesterday afternoon was
largely attended.
General Clark is preparing the brief for
the Richmond in the Albion case, now be-
fore the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Ed. Wilhelm left for San Francisco
this morning, where he goes to purchase
his holiday outfit Of ~jewelry.
A grand rush was made last evening for
reserved seats for the Alvin Josl;n" per-
formance tomorrow evening.
Nm. Rule, John Ivey and Samuel Jack
son Of Ruby Hill, who have had q siege Of
mountain fever, are recovering.
The Transfers are taking advantage Of
the fine weather and are hauling in great
quantities OF charcoal and wood.
Upton Post, G. A.. r., will meet at Odd
Fellows Hall at 7 O'Clock tonight. Four
new recruits will be mustered in.
A reward Of $25 is offered for the return
OF two mules, strayed or stolen from
Yahoo Canyon. See advertisement.
Fred Burge Of Ruby Hill will not rattle
off his house. That's right, Fred. Stay
with the camp. 1t is hard to find a better
one.
The whistle of a locomotive was heard
for the first time at Bodie last Tuesday.
1t came from an engine on the narrow
gauge.
General Kittrell has been over to Nevada
City TO aid in the prosecution OF Tompkin,
who killed Ike Longstreet at Truckee last
Summer.
The Union Guard boys are making ex-
tensive preparations for their coming ball,
and the occasion promises to be one Of the
most pleasant ever had on the Hill.
The iron pillars in Bartlett's new brick
building were put in place yesterday, and
q few days more OF fine weather will COM
plete the entire outside Of the building.
The largest betting in a poker game that
has occurred in this town for a long time
took place at the Empire Saloon last Fri
day night. The boys just whooped 'em up.
A gentleman who arrived on the E. l. P.
train last evening informed US that the
owners Of the O~nondaga mine at Stafford
District were taking out ore that is worth
$500 per ton.
Mr.. ]. W. Simpson, Isaac Irvine and
wife and b. b. stract and wife, from
Duckwater, have been In town a couple Of
days. The gentlemen are looking after
their water suits.
Luther Clark and Judge Adams re-
turned yesterday from their hunting trip
to Bald Mountain. They caught more
cold weather than anything else and re-
turned home with q few ducks.
The Mirror of Ireland" Company
played to a too small house last night.
Their performance was very amusing and
their panoramic views Of the old country
very entertaining and instructive.
Mr.. John F. Costa has commenced bust
ness in Blaser's building, on North Main
street. where he keeps a general supply of
groceries, provisions, fruits, candies, etc.
He keeps tho best the market affords.
The benefit rendered to Lou. Williams
and Stella johnson at Comes Varieties,
and which was to have taken place last
night, has been postponed to this tSun-
day. evening. A good bill is offered.
Ten dollars reward is offered for the
return Of o memorandum book containing
two notes. a certificate of deposit and some
mining stock. ANY person returning said
book and contents to this office will re-
ceive the above reward.
DR.. James Williams yesterday received
q letter from our former fellow townsman
at Oakland, Mr.. George w. Lamoureux,
In which he states that he Is much i'm
proved, and that he hopes soon to regain
his former good health.
The Ruah fOr Geata.