Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-21

Scraps from the Eote-hcok at the
sentiueI's Reporter.
One thousand and ten shares of Albion
sold yesterday at So So and So 60.
The transformations Of Messrs. Elston
and Richie in the old-man-boy act are i'm
mense.
If you want cheap clothing, read B.
Alexander's announcement his morning
in another column.
The weather during the past two days
has been perfectly delightful. Too fine,
we fear, to last long.
We were glad to hear from Thomas
Haley last night that Joe Toomey, who
has been ill Of pneumonia, is very much
better.
"Pincher," the printers pet, has es-
capped the impounders thus far several
times by the skin of his teeth, and his
friends tremble for him hourly.
Albion is getting to be the ~liveliest stock
on the list, and some handsome turns"
are made. The prospects Of the mine
justify bright hopes for the stock.
The Silver State says the @. P. Railroad
is doing a lively business nowadays, and
special trains in addition to the regular
trains are going east and west daily.
A meeting of the lodge of A. 0. U. W.
will be held this evening. All members
are especially requested to attend as bust
ness of importance is to be transacted.
Times seem to be as lively on the streets
as during the election rage. Owing to the
absence of sugar" in the fight, there is
but little difference between now and then.
MI 4z 1z-l No. Do,t;nr+o,i,,1 yn-
ported in Eureka cam to the reportorial
ear yesterday. In a popular saloon a GER
tain town artist was spoken of as a cora
mum painter"
A social party will be given at the Albion
boarding house tomorrow night, to which
everybody is invited. The affair is in
good hands, and a jolly time is promised
to all who attend.
Dog catching is making much trouble
about town. A gentleman, whose deer
hound was snatched up yesterday, asked
in gloomy tones: of they take your dog,
what are you going to do about it?"
The official count from Lincoln and
White Pine Counties, which We expect to
receive this evening, will doubtless de-
termine whether there is any hope Of
Merrill overtaking Davenport in the race
for Attorney General.
The stock market is not in a very active
mood at present, the ''bears' holding the
situation in a tight grasp. Ursa Major,
however, is liable to get a boost from the
'bulls' some of these days that will send
him into the woods bowling.
The United States Circuit Court at Car
son has rendered a verdict in favor of the
Bristol S. NJ. Company, Lincoln County,
for 81, 500 against W. E. Griffin and 9TH
ers, for wrongful trespass and detention of
a quartz mill from the plaintiff under the
pretended force of serving a writ of attach
ment.
Up to 10 o'clock last evening Treasurer
Sadler had collected State and county
taxes amounting to about S94, 146 05, leav-
ing a balance of 81 600 to go delinquent.
Last year the delinquent list was about
81, 100. The Treasurer and his two clerks
were kept very busy all Of yesterday in
making receipts and taking the money.
Upton Post, G, A. r., has ordered from
the East a complete set of Army Corps
flags, such as designated the Northern
forces in the field during the War of the
Rebellion. They are q in number, 1Sx24,
and will be used to decorate the Opera
House for the Grand Army ball on the
night of Thanksgiving.
Our young friend George B. Brown
was in ecstasies yesterday over the event
of his first born baby, and a boy baby, at
that. George was delighted, and wanted
everybody else to feel delighted; hence he
sent to this Office half a dozen bottles of
champagne. which was drank to the
health, prosperity and long life Of the
whole Brown family.