Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09

Scraps from the Notebook OF the
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sentfneI's Reporter.
Don't forget to hop to Pinto tonight.
Turkey dinners at all the restaurants TO-
day.
The Senate will meet at IL o'clock to-
morrow.
Mrs. George M. Payne is quite i'll with
mountain fever.
Yesterday was the 10th anniversary Of
the Chicago fire.
M. Mcdonald arrived last evening from
Oakland, California.
The Bowman hosting works were put
In motion yesterday.
j. II. Lockwood Of Hamilton, White
Pine, came over yesterday.
|. The Eureka markets are we'll supplied
with fine grapes and apples.
Mrs. Fletcher, of the Hay Ranch on the
e.. X p. Railroad, il very i'll.
Joe Boos and family returned last even
ing from Butte City, Montana.
Don't forget the jolly good time you can
have at Brother Smiths to-day.
The Postofice letter list will be found
under the head of New To-day"
Quite a perceptible shock Of earthquake
was felt at Gold Hill a few days ago.
Alexander Trippell AID son arrived from
Danville, Nye County, New, yesterday.
Asmall blaze occurred at Palisade on
Friday evening, but did not do much dam
age.
The usual religious services will be held
in the Episcopal and Catholic Churches
to-day.
Why is 1t that no preachers are employed
for our Presbyterian and Methodist Chur-
ches?
A meeting OF the miners of Antelope
Mining District will be held on Monday,
the 18th inst.
Assessor Wallace has received the sad
intelligence of the death of his sister at
Harrisburg, Penn.
Henry Bruno and Andres johnson yes
terday declared their intentions Of becom-
ing American citizens.
A considerable amount of custom ores
are awaiting reduction at the Richmond
and Eureka Con. works.
How to behave in church, a beautiful lit
tie poem. will be found on the first page Of
this mornings SENTINEL.
During the past week 1871 money orders,
amounting to a little over So, 200, were is
sued at the Eureka Postofice.
Lions are selling for $500 each. The
cost OF a tiger. depends on the run Of the
cards and the location Of your chips.
Joseph Dean OF Cortez, who was 80 i'll
a couple OF weeks ago, has recovered and
is spending a few days ON the Range.
J. II. Rand OF Elko, says the Carson
Appeal, is an applicant for the Judgeship
made vacant by the death of Judge Flack.
Mrs. Lambert Molinelli. who has been
visiting down the railroad for several
days, will return home tomorrow evening.
The thermometer yesterday morning at
3 O'Clock indicated q Temperature of "a de-
grees, or two degrees above freezing point.
G. O'Donnell has located 1900 feet on
the boundary line Of washoe and Storey
counties, and called his claim the New
port.
The Ruby Hill shooting tournament
commences at IL o'clock this morning.
Some fine prizes are offered for the best
msrksmanship.
Donnelly's benefit will take. place at
Ryland's ball grounds to-day. The ball
tossers propose to play an interesting game,
and the public ought to give the unfor-
tunate young man q good testimonial.
John and A. M. Phillips returned last
evening from a six months visit to Eng
land. Their numerous friends on Ruby
Hill, and particularly the Union Guard
Band, gave them a warm welcome back.
Pat. Bennington, one Of the men shot
on Friday at Pizen Switch, Mason Valley,
died q few hours after the shooting 90
Cured. Horton, the other wounded man,
is still alive. but no hopes are entertained
of his recovery.
Upton Post, G.. A. r., will meet tonight
at 7 o'clock. an hour earlier than formerly,
which will continue during the Winter
months. A number OF new recruits are
to be mustered in, and every comrade Is
requested to be present.
Mrs. Fred. Barnes, who has been In
poor health for some time, was 8 passen-
ger on the down train this morning. The
lady goes to California to see II O change
Of climate will not be beneficial, and az
poets to be gone some weeks.
The Elko Independent OF last Friday
says that General P. e. Conner, who
stopped over at Stafford District Cd his way
East from Eureka. arrived here by a special
train from the West early last evening,
which gave him several hours in town be-
fore the arrival Of the express train, by
which he pursued his journey East.
"Rattler" and Cigarette BILL" who
have been In Jail for q week past on the
charge OF drunkenness. were turned loose
yesterday, on the promise that they would
both leave town. Rather celebrated
his release with a glorious drunk last
night. Out of charity for the man, sa-