Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-02

scraps from the Notebook Of tne
Sentfners Reporter.

scraps from the Notebook Of the
SentfnePs Reporter.
Jouvin gloves at Franklin's.
Sample Tonkin & Co.'s !" sour mash"
This is Eureka's dull season Of the year.
The Methodist Church is being rebuilt.
Snow is unusually deepi in Secret Canyon.
The last bid for lead in Salt Lake was
$45.
Stag crossings are badly needed on Main
street.
The Good Templars are to be reorgan-
lied.
Secure your reserved seats for "Our
Boys"
"Our Boys " ought to cram the Opera
House.
Our streets are in a wonderfully sloppy
condition.
The saloon men are not getting rich
these times.
Henry Hip, Jr., has been appointed
Postmaster at Ward.
M. B. Bartlett yesterday received some
fine brands Of cigars.
Ed. Wilhelm has added a handsome
showcase to his store.
The attendance at the public school is
larger than ever before.
Jesse Mendes advertises this morning q
house OF three roomst to let.
The recent advance in lead is stimulat-
ing the low grade mines again.
A lodge OF the Ancient Order OF United
Workmen has been organized at Austin.
1t is said that there are more miners now
employed in this district than ever before.
The ~semi-annual election Of officers for
the Germania will take place on Sunday
next.
Lent is late this year and the ball-goers
will have ample time to trip the light fam
tastic.
The programme for the Germania enter
tainment will be submitted at the meeting
on Sunday.
In a wrestling match yesterday afternoon
in a saloon the smallest man foored his
antagonist.
Last week is said to have been one Of the
dullest ever known in the San Francisco
Stock Board.
Our District Attorney will make his
debut in the theatrical world as one Of
Our Boys"
Hiram Crowell and E. G. Jones have
entered into copartnership in the black
smithing business.
A member Of the Ruby Hill Dramatic
Company protests that +" cast " should con-
tain the final &C."
There are three private residences in
course OF erection on Paul street, besides
other Improvements.
The present warm weather has put the
roads in q condition that hauling by big
teams is almost impossible.
Falling heir to a fortune is becoming
quite common in Eureka. We hope one
will not fall on us; it might hurt us.
John Masterson bankers after $3.50 al
legged to be due him from the Titus Com
pany, and brings suit for that amount.
The yearly meeting OF the Jackson Com
pany will not take place until March. In
the meantime the mine will remain idle.
Our Dramatic Club can take heart. E.
A.. Sothern, the distinguished comedian
who died recently, started as an amateur.
We are happy to state that Mr.. A. p.
Hodgdon, who has been very ill with pneu-
monia, Is now considered entirely out Of
danger.
Seats for Our Boys are being taken
rapidly. Jack Perry suggests that they
would go still more rapidly should they be
for Our Girls"
Travel between Eureka and the Hill
Is not unusually brisk just now. and Sid
Mikels varies the daily monotony by damn
ing the muddy roads.
Albion stock took another Jump yester-
day and sold on our streets for 81 rs per
share. That Is no price for the stock un-
der present circumstances.
There will probably be q considerable
exodus from here in the spring for Colo
RADIO and New Mexico-many Of whom
will go and take a look and return.
Our old friend Ross. formerly in the en-
ploy OF Wells, Fargo & Co., has again
resumed his old place as messenger ON the
E. a P. Railroad, vice Ike Leventbal re-
signed.