Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-31
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s..ans from the Notebook OF the
sentinel's Reporter.
A Happy New Year to all.
The skaters had a jolly good time at the
Rink last evening.
Norris Calisher is offering his holiday
Goods at less than cost.
An Eastern paper says: Scandal hugs
Mrs. Lanetry." Scandal is greatly to be
enSied.
The San Francisco Stock Boards adj
;ourned for a holiday from Friday to next
Tuesday.
The New York Sun will accept our
thanks for q neat, but not gaudy, calendar
for 1888.
The Silver State Con. Mining Company
will sink a new shaft on the Original
Baltic mine.
The banks, county offices, Postoffice and
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express office, will
close for q holiday tomorrow.
The principal restaurants in town have
seenred the best in the San Francisco mar
kets for their dinners to-day and to-mor-
row.
The Richmond Company has just let
some contracts to run drifts with burleigh
drills. Heretofore they have been run by
days work.
Nineteen cars Of beef cattle from the
herds of the late Dan. Murphy were
shipped from Elko Friday for the San
Francisco market.
1t is generally conceded that the Episco-
pal Church was never more Hastily dec
Grated than this season, and that the
music was never better.
Sou, =, on,to;pnJ l., ~ Can
Francisco dispatches concerning future ex-
plorationa on the Comstock. 1t is to be
hoped that there is something in it.
The machinery purchased by General
Conner on the Comstock for the Eureka
Tunnel Company has arrived, and will
soon be placed in position at the mine.
A gentleman remarked that the cowboys
of Arizona and New Mexico did not have
Justice done them, when another replied,
'You are right; they are not easily
caught"
The School Trustees of Ruby Hill School
District were to hold a meeting last night,
which, it was rumored, would be attended
with results important to some of the
teachers.
The dry goods stores will the
New Year by closing their establishments
at s O'Clock in the evening. This IL q
sensible move, and the ladies should make
a note Of the change.
Our energetic and accommodating car
rier, Louis Book, will be around New
Years morning with the ordinary Car
riet's Address" written for the occasion
by Alexander Wilson.
Our evening contemporary made a slight
error in stating that the services at the
Methodist Church would be oil Monday.
They will take place as usual to-day, and
the tree only tomorrow night.
There will be divine services at the
Episcopal Church to-day at II A. NJ and at
7 P. NJ. The services, morning and even
ing, will be especially appropriate for the
closing day of the old year. IL are well
come.
1t is said Thurlow Weed always advised
every married man to tell his wife all his
actions. If that rule prevailed in Eureka
we would need another Courthouse and a
District Judge to attend entirely to divorce
business.
We congratulate the Hooks & Knicks
that they are going to have their alarm
bell at last. Having collected S125 towards
it, the County Commissioners added $40
to that mount yesterday. We understand
that 5000 is the price of the long-desired
tintinabulator.
We are informed that there is quite an
other story from that published as the
statement of Norris in yesterdays SENTI-
MEL in regard to his shooting scrape with
Sharp at the Newark Mill clearinghouse.
We desire to publish facts, and would be
glad to get a statement from Mr.. Sharp or
any of his friends.