Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-18
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scraps from the Notebook OF the
S~entineTs Reporter.

SemtfneTa efsorteFs
II was clear, cold and beautiful at mid
night.
Three inches OF snow fell on Sunday
morning.
District Court commences ct Hamilton
tomorrow.
Hon. Thomas Wren left this morning
for Carson.
General P. Z. Conner arrived from Salt
Lake City last night.
Surveyor wescoatt and wife left this
morning for Carson.
The town was very quiet yesterday, and
no arrests were made.
Secure your seats for the Calender
Ministries performance.
Mr.. j. s. Trowbridge OF Typo arrived
from California last night.
There are a number OF children about
town very ill with the whooping cough.
The cost Of running the public schools
Of Virginia City is about $4,000 per month.
P. Lowell, the boss telegraph line builder
in the State, is spending a few days on the
Range.
All Harris is in receipt Of a fine stock of
furnishing goods. Drop in and examine
them.
1t is reported that the Parker House
will be run under u new management In q
few days.
A brakeman named Henry Brooks fell
off a freight train at Reno Friday night and
was instantly killed.
Mr.. H. Michael. of the liquor firm of
Messrs. Tonkin Il Co., returned from San
Francisco last night.
The snow, according to Constable Ra-
veil, is from s to 10 feet deep on the west
side OF Prospect Mountain.
The funeral Of Lee Warren, infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Powell, takes place
at 1 1880 o'clock this afternoon.
The telegraph lines were down east Of
Corinne all Of yesterday, hence we have no
Eastern dispatches this morning.
The Ruby Hill Miners Union will be
thankful for donations Of books, maya
zines, or papers, for their new library.
Another furry in Savage yesterday sent
the stock up 40 cents per share. The ore
being extracted must show some improve
ment.
Eureka Conc Old Reliable "-yester-
day declared a dividend of fifty cents per
share. This means regular dividends
right along.
Mr.. W. H. Bennetts tJoppal was yester-
day appointed a Deputy Constable for
Ruby Hill Township. Joppa is now a
"bad nan"
The News says that many Ruby Hill
dabblers in stocks are buying and putting
away Albion shares. They think the stock
is a good buy.
A s~hort-sighted individual thought the
Aurora Borealis on Sunday evening was
produced by the emptying Of slag-pots at
the Eureka Con. furnaces.
The funeral Of Anna Catharina, daugh-
ter of Joseph M. and Rosina Regli, will
take place at / o'clock this afternoon from
the residence Of the parents.
The Richmond Company does not allow
its miners to work on the Sabbath day.
Possibly there may be an acquisition Of
membership to some of churches.
Agentieman who came up on last nights
train from Palisade informed rs that an
other good strike Of ore has been made in
the Contention mine at Stafford District.
The stock market continues active, but
the. prices almost remain stationary.
Union stiffened a fraction at the close yes
terday over the morning board quotations.
Karsky, of the San Francisco Clothing
Store, yesterday received some very nobby
suits OF clothing. They are OF the latest
fashion, and the goods are OF the finest
quality.
At the last meeting OF the Miners Union
Mr.. Thomas Meyburn was elected q Trus-
tee, and Mr.. George W. Traverse Vice
President. The gentlemen were elected to
fill the places of absentees.
Rev. r. A. Kicker and wife Of Ruby Hill
left this morning for California. Mr..
Kicker has been in poor health for q long
time. He intends trying q change OF eli
mate to see il it will be beneficial to him.
There is no likelihood OF a deal in the
Comstocks until Senator Fairs return.
There may be a little see-sawing back and
forth before then, but an actual boom, II
there's going to be one, seems improbable
without Jimmy's presence.
Haley & Shoemaker's delivery team took
a spin around town yesterday morning,
and made it very lively for everything
they came in contact with. Mr.. Shed
Wells, who was driving the team, received
a sprained leg.
The last expectation OF the Albion
Richmond experts and lawyers left for
Carson this morning. The case comes
before the Supreme Court tomorrow,
which is to determine the value Of the ore
body in the disputed ground.
Attend the Anti Chinese meeting to-
night at the Courthouse. 1t is convened
for the purpose OF sending representatives
to the Pacific Coast Anti-Chinese Conven-
ton, to be held at San Francisco on the
Gath Of April. The meeting should be
largely attended.