Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-08

Scraps from the Notebook of the
sentinel's Reporter.


Eureka Con. shares advanced 81 yester-
day.
Hank Knight arrived from the East last
night.
Franklin & Co. have elegant patterns Of
carpets.
The Eureka Stable has some very nobby
%turnouts.
The sanitary condition OF our town is
excellent.
Albion shares closed in the Board yester-
day at So 60.
The Richmond Company will settle town
bills tomorrow.
The Germania Club meet at the Opera
House this evening.
Rescue Hose Company hold a meeting
tomorrow evening.
The Soldenes drew the largest house OF
the season last evening.
Messrs. J. B. Lucas and J. T. Trow-
bridge arrived from Typo yesterday.
The Ruby and Dunderberg Company will
pay all monthly bills on Tuesday next.
Religious services will be held in all the
churches to-day except the Presbyterian.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Stuart left this
morning on their bridal tour to the east.
The Ruby Killers came down in force to
attend the Soldene performance last even
ing.
The Independent High-Steppers had one
Of their old-time soirees at Olympic Hall
last evening.
The saloons reaped an old-fashioned
harvest last night, and the singers looked
their prettiest.
Joseph WANNA this morning advertises
a furnished house Of seven rooms to rent
on Mob Hill avenue.
For a nice drive to-day, go and visit
Pinto; Bro. Smith and Tom Fitzpatrick
will treat you nicely.
For a nice fitting suit of Summer
clothing, go and interview Jake Langstroff
on North Main street.
Mrs. G. M. Mikel, wife Of County Com
missioner Mikel. arrived from North Caro-
lima by last nights train.
Matt. McFall Of Mineral Station has lust
returned from Wood River, and is highly
pleased with the country.
Marion Farrell yesterday commenced
sprinkling the streets, which event was
highly appreciated by our people,
The Juniors Of Eureka and the baseball
youths Of Ruby Hill will engage in a bat
tie on the diamond to-day for a bat and
ball.
@. J. Griffith expects to pay San Fran
cisco q flying visit in q few days on bust.
ness connected with the Wales Consol-
idated.
Henry Laughlin, an employe at the
Eureka Con. works, left this morning for
a visit to California and his old home in
Canada.
The Ruby Hill Band discoursed some
good music in front OF the Opera House
last evening in honor Of the Soldene Opera
Company.
j. Morris, while attempting to separate
two dogs that were fighting yesterday, re-
ceived a very severe bite in the hand by
one OF the dogs.
Several youths were out in the hills yes
terday gathering wild flowers, which they
worked into bouquets and sold quite read
lily at a bit each.
There are more miners employed in this
district at the present time than ever be-
fore, and there seem to be but few men |
out Of employment.
All the roads leading out Of Eureka are
in q much better condition than ever be-
fore. Jake wadish. the Roadmaster, has
done good work ON them.
Capt. Frank Drake of White Pine, who
has recently returned from Tombstone. is
we'll pleased with the general mining out
look OF the country and the climate.
The Soldenes left this morning for Og-
den. They are on their way back to their
native land, but will play in the large
cities en- route before crossing the big
pond.
The atmosphere during the past several
nights has been exceedingly chilly. forcing
the mercury within a few degrees Of the
freezing point. Farther west this would
portend rain.
The streets were more crowded and the
whole town more lively last evening than
we have seen Ii for q long time before.
The pay days and the Soldenes were the
cause OF II.
The E. 4 P. train arrived on schedule
time last night, the first time for the past
ten days. The delay was caused by the
Benioia ferry boat breaking her shaft, |
which has been repaired.