Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-10

Scraps from II Notebooks of the
SenttneIs Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook of the
Senttnei's Reporter.
Tho registry books will be kept open
hereafter at night.
The Ruby-Dund erberg Company will
pay all bills to-day.
Judge B. @. Whitman has returned to
the Comstock from q three months trip
East.
1t is a serious lesson to a politician
when something occurs TO lessen his popu
larity.
James Duffy Sr., father-in-law of ex-
Congressman WOODBURY., died at Carson
Friday.
The Olympic Club party on Friday even
ing will be, as usual, the social event Of
the month.
The contractors commenced delivering
charcoal at the Albion Company's new
smelling works yesterday.
wilhelm, the jeweler, has on exhibition
two elegant medals, which are to be shot
for by the Centennial Guard of Ruby Hill.
The members of Upton Post, G. A. R.,
at their meeting Sunday night, designated
Thanksgiving evening for their anniversa-
ry ball.
There will bel special meeting of Knick-
erbocker Hose Company No. 2 and Eureka
Hook and Ladder Company No. l at 8
O'Clock this evening.
John F~itzmaurice has received the po-
sition of charcoal receiver at the new
works of the Albion Company. A good
man in the right place.
Gentlemen with an itch for nomination
should remember that even a wooden man
can stand, but when it comes to running
it is quite another thing.
The hosting works of the Albion Com
pany will close down tomorrow for two
days repair, previous to regular hosting
after the furnaces start up.
Cassidy and Merrill spoke last night At
Austin, where they were met by Lieuten-
ant-Governor Adams and Mr.. Dunno,
Democratic candidate for Controller.
Truckee Concert Hall was well patron
lied last evening. The number of bald
heads in attendance was unusually large.
The performance was very amusing and
greatly enjoyed.
Tuscarora Times-Review: Mr.. Cassidy
delivered a very able speech, reviewing his
course in Congress upon different ques-
tions at issue, which was received with
marked attention.
Many late rising Eureka citizens are
taking Ritchie's alarm pills to insure their
rising at 5 A.. NJ. to observe the comet,
which London scientists say is going to
burn up the world in October, 1888.
Get up at a quarter to 5 O'Clock and see
the big comet. 1t is going to destroy the
world within a year, sure, and you had
better not miss seeing your destroyer be-
fore the 9th of November (after the)
next"
Tho Democratic County Central Com
mittee will meet tomorrow evening at
1880 O'Clock at the Office of Hon. George
W. Merrill. All members are requested to
be present, as business Of Importance will
be transacted.
Singleton & McNicol are in constant
receipt of fine liquors and cigars. The
latest wrinkle in cigars that they have got
in is brand of pure Key West tobacco.
These cigars are large and made to resem-
BILE the imported "Cosmopolitanas." They
have a very pleasant flavor, and are a first
rate domestic cigar.
The Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mini ng
Company lave broken ground. A face Is
being made in the mountains side prepar-
atory to letting the first contract. The
tunnel will enter Prospect Mountain at a
point l, 800 feet northerly from the Pros
pect Mountain Tunnel. The company
havesecured nearly all the surface ground
in its line. The enterprise is one OF the
best of its kind.