Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-22

scraps from the Notebook OF tht
SectineI's Reporter.
Bullion levies an assessment of so cents
per share.
A girl wanted to wait ON table. Apply
at this Office.
Base Range Council No. 2, l.. O. G. F.,
meets at IL NJ. to-day.
The number of Cornish voters on Ruby
Hill is reported at 143.
The net receipts at the Episcopal Church
social and festival amounted to S1s5 35.
Religious services will be held in all the
churches to-day except he Presbyterian.
A regular meeting of Upton Post, G..A
r., will be held this evening at s o'clock.
Tonkin d Co. yesterday received i'm
mense stocks of all kinds of wines, liquors
and cigars.
''There," she said, waving her marriage
certificate in the air, 'there is the flag of
our union"
The Ruby Hill M. E. Church Sunday
School concert takes place this evening.
1t should be largely attended.
The SENTINEL is in receipt of a compli-
mentary ticket to the Union Guard ball,
which takes place on the Goth inst. Thanks.
Anthem at the Episcopal Church this
evening will be ''Fear Not" by R. A.
Glenn. Offertory solo by s. Humphreys.
There were a large number of Ruby
Killers about town last evening. Some Of
them were taking in the political situation
of the town.
The Virginia Chronicle of Friday says
that Capt. Matt. Canavan is improving
rapidly, and his physicians say he will be
out within q week.
The County Commissioners yesterday
changed the polling place from the Rich
mond clearinghouse to Tom Marks
house, or the Richmond Side.
Several of the San Francisco Eureka
Con. officials visited the mine and new
works yesterday. We have no doubt they
were highly pleased with what they saw.
The ladies of the Catholic Church are
making elaborate preparations for their
festival next Thursday. 1t bids fair to be
one of the pleasantest and most successful
events Of the season.
A fat woman is the dressmaker's despair.
She is impossible to work on. The thin
woman is her delight. 1t is easier to sim
ulate than to dissimulate, or, in other
words, to pad on than take Off.
Superintendent Griff Thomas Of the
Wabash informs US that an increased force
of men will be employed in the mine
during the Winter. The management of
the Wabash is first-class in all particulars.
A committee of the Union Guard was
about town yesterday selling tickets for
the company's ball. which takes place next
Thursday evening. We understand that
they were quite successful, and we are
pleased that they were.
Prof. Risdon is making preparations to
start a dancing school in Purcell's build
ing, New Town. A preliminary dance
will be given on Tuesday evening, to which
all are invited. The Ruby Hill String
Band will be in attendance, which insures
excellent music.
The latest intelligence from Dan. Muir
ply is that all hopes of his recovery are
given up, ind that he is hourly expected
to die. This is very sad news. Mr.. Muir
ply is one of the very rich men of the
Pacific Coast, but is as good as he is rich.
He has many friends and few enemies.
Brother Smith of Pinto gives notice in
this mornings SENTINEL that he will give
a social party on Tuesday evening, the Oath
instant. All the parties given by Brother
Smith have been very pleasant and given
very general satisfaction to those who at
tended them. The roads are in good con-
dition, and a drive to Pinto in the evening
is quite enjoyable.