Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-29
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Scraps from the Notebook Of n
SentfneI's Reporter.


Both banks will be closed on Decoration
Day.
"Our German Senator" tomorrow
evening.
The Germanias meet at the Opera House
this evening.
The Eureka Stable will turn out some
fine livery to-day.
Malcolm Mcdonald OF San Francisco ar
rived last evening.
Fred Barnes reports very favorably Of
the Wood River country.
We ~anxiously await the arrival Of a copy
OF the new revised Bible.
The Richmond furnaces will close down
tomorrow for general repairs.
Tickets for the Centennial excursion will
be offered for sale in q day or two.
Bonanza stocks took a boom yesterday.
Is it possible a big boom is coming?
A large number Of people we're on the
streets last evening, and the town was
lively.
Dur fruit vendors are reaping many
sheckels just now, and their fruits are very
nice.
The usual religious services will be held
in all the churches to-day except the Pres
byterian.
Bellevue, in The Wood River country, is
said to be populated almost entirely by
Nevada men.
John A. Paxton and Allen A. Ourtiss, Of
the banking firm OF Paxton & Co., arrived
here last evening.
The box-sheet for the Gus Williams
anfarfainman will he nnan OF tho 0para
House this morning.
Ex-soldiers and sailors should not forget
the meeting this afternoon at 1 o'clock, at
the District Courtroom.
The Carson Times says that School Su-
pe~rintendent Sessions thinks Eureka is the
liveliest town in the State.
Rothchild's new wooden building on
North Main street is completed, and will
be for rent in q few days.
Ed. Wilhelm was kept busy yesterday
in unpacking a magnificent stock of solid
silver and silver plated ware.
The New York Mining News says that
mining stocks in that city are now in
greater demand Than ever before.
Langstroff, the boss merchant tailor,
has just received an extensive assortment
OF new patterns for Summer wear.
Eureka has become a metropolitan city
Judging by the number OF amusements
that are constantly crowding upon us.
Joseph vanini has two good stores for
rent on North Main street. See his ad-
vertisement in another column this norm
ing.
p. Steler, the ~jeweler, yesterday received
q lot of splendid gold watches and chains.
and many other articles in the jewelry
line.
The San Francisco Stock Board will
hold no session tomorrow. The Legisla-
ture has made the 30th OF May a legal hol-
iday.
All the Legislative work in the State
printing Office has been completed, and the
extra force Of printers have been dis
charged.
The Ruby Hill band drew a large crowd
OF people last evening in front OF the
Opera House, while they played some Of
theiS choice pieces of music.
A number of our people who wish to go
on the San Francisco excursion, would
like to have the time extended to fifteen
days instead Of ten, as now proposed, in
whisn to return.
Al tlC5 nhfihB lVtnH W Atnt
bsEs OF the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows,
to convene in Eureka June 6. will please
leave word at Mr.. Shannon's Office on the
west side OF upper Main street.
Members of the Hooks q Knicks are re-
quested to be promptly in attendance at
their hose house tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock, for the purpose Of Joining in the
ceremonies Of Decoration Day.
rt III. I'll - x..s-
OF cars to Rnby Hill at 10 O'Clock to-mor-
row morning to convey the military COM
panies to this place to attend the decora-
Ruby Hill at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
The census Of the school children on
Ruby Hill has just been completed by
Principal G.. j. Reek, and is as follows
Children under 81 years of age, 500 be-
ing a total Of 624 children in that School
District.
Rube Egleston expects to close out the
remnants OF his stock tomorrow, and
leaves fd Wood River in q few days there
after. We regret to nave Rube leave, for
he is q rafting good business man and q
first-class citizen; but he's got Wood
River on the brain, and there's 40 use of
talking when they get il.
One OF the gentlemen OF leisure" who
was confined in the Jail for thirty days,
says that the bread and water diet which
was served to him during that time reduced
him In weight twelve pounds. He does
not complain SO much Of the confinement
as he does OF the gloom and monotony
which are a prominent featured OF the place.
He suggests one or two more air holes and
softer beds.