Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-29

Scraps from the Notebooks al t;ae
SentineB's Reporter.

Scraps from the N0tc-bo0h Of t:ae
Sentines's Reporter.
Bulwer has declared a dividend Of ten
cents.
The State Fair at Reno will commence
next Monday.
There are but few idle men to be soon
about Austin.
A lrst-rate scandal is promised from
Ruby Hill shortly.
c.. Maggini was made a citizen Of the
United States yesterday.
The Knights of Pythiss meet at their
Castle Hall this evening at 1880 o'clock.
The last of the machinery for the AL
bion's new furnaces was delivered yester-
day.
The dry goods and clothing stores are
receiving large quantities of new Fall
| goods.
John Leggett, an old Pacific Coast pio-
neer, died in the County Hospital at Car
son Tuesday.
Nearly all the country delegates to the
Republican Convention have returned to
their homes.
The artesian well at White Plains is
down 600 feet, but gets no water below the
bitter stratum at 40 feet.
A Postofice has been established at
Muncey Creek, White Pine County, with
Jacob Cameron as Postmaster.
The social dance at Brother Smiths
takes place this evening, and the attend
ance from Eureka will be large.
Peter Breen requests us to say that he
is for the Democratic ticket; the whole
ticket, and nothing but the ticket"
1t is said that Ed. Trofatter's independ-
ent speech before the Republican Con-
vention won his nomination for him.
Thomas H. Wells, a leading attorney OF
Nevada, says that Public Administrator
must be elected this year as heretofore.
Notwithstanding the denials of many of
the stanchest Republicans, their Conven-
ton caused a good deal Of sore-headedness.
A picnic party of prominent ladies and
gentlemen go by special train at 7 O'Clock
this morning to spend the day at the Hay
Ranch.
One hundred and fifty sacks of high
grade ore were shipped yesterday from the
Silver Lick mine, on Adams Hill, to the
Eureka Con. smelters.
Telephone communication has been
made by the Eureka q California Lumber
Company's yard with the other places on
the lines-seven bells.
Particular attention is called to the ad-
vertisement in this mornings SENTINEL Of
the belly-achers' ball, which will take
place at the Opera House On Oct. 6.
The parties who have been stealing
wood and lumber from the schoolhouse
will do well to stop it, as they are known.
They will be prosecuted for the next
~offense.
The annual meeting of the Eureka Con.
| Mining Company, for the election of five
trustees, will be held at the Office of the
company on the 10th of October, 1882, at
l O'Clock P. NJ.
For the purpose Of closing the estate Of
j. II. MathewsoD deceased several pieces of
valuable real estate will be offered for
sale at public auction tomorrow. See
advertisement.
About 40 tons of ore were shipped to the
Richmond smelters again yesterday from
the Bay State mine. Newark is contribut-
ing a large proportion Of the custom ores
smelted in Eureka.
Miners Union ball would take place on
the I'd of October. We have since learned
that it will be held on Monday evening,
the 18th of October.
Lew Wood has been engaged as stage
manager at the Tivoli, where they have
an entire change of programme each week,
and new songs and dances every evening
by the DeVere sisters. Admission free.