Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-08
TLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook 81 the
SentimeI's Reporter.

Optou OSt hICCpo eohiSht.
Rattle at the Truckee tonight.
Women who ride tricycles in England
are beginning to wear trousers.
Rev. Mr.. Porter will hold divine services
in the Ruby Hill M. E. Church to-day.
Base Range Council No. Q, L. O. c. F.,
will meet at IL o'clock N. to-day in Odd
Fellows Hall.
At the Episcopal Church this evening,
anthem by the choir, "Hear Ny Cry, o
Lord" by j.. j. Jelly.
At the Episcopal Church this evening
Rev. Mr.. Crawford's subject will be "Saul,
and the Witch of Endor."
The funeral of Mrs. 7. s.. Douglas was
largely attended yesterday afternoon by
the fremen and citizens.
Richmond Hose Company will hold a
meeting tomorrow evening at s o'clock.
Important business will be transacted.
The list of festivities is crowding fes-
~tivities fast upon the heels of one another
up to that day of wrath, the 7th Of Novem-
Der.
Hon. Thomas Wren is irrepressible. If
he does not rise to a question Of privilege
in the Justice Court he pops up somewhere
else.
1t is reported that things are not so
lovely in the Republican party of Eureka
as they were Immediately after their con-
vention.
Don't forget that the Ruby Hill NJ. e.
Church festival takes place on Wednesday
evening next, and that it is to be q very
grand affair.
A number of our best Republican citi-
zens have said that the SENTINEL's report
of the speaking in Eureka Friday night
was just and fair.
Democrats are never ungrammatical.
II is only in quotations from Republican
stump speeches that they do violence to
the Queens English.
The SENTINEL acknowledges, with thanks,
the reception Of complimentary tickets to
the Miners Union eighth annual ball,
which takes place Oct. 16.
Several of the Republican stumpers Wis
tied some of the Ruby Hill mines yesterday
and expressed themselves as being we'll
pleased with what they Jaw.
Drunken Indians are becoming quite
numerous on Ruby Hill and here. The
law should be rigidly enforced against
those persons who sell liquor to them.
Social calendar: Olympic party, Friday
evening, Oct. 13; Miners Union Ball,
Monday evening, Oct. 16; Union Guard
Ball, Oct. &c; Richmond Hose Co. Ball,
Nov. 8.
The County Commissioners meet OF
Monday as a Board Of Equalization, at
which time the increase of taxes on the
Central Pacific Railroad Company will be
decided.
The friends of Mrs. Murphy, in New
Town, Ruby Hill, intend giving her a
social party on Tuesday evening next, to
which a general invitation is extended.
See advertisement.
The Carson & Colorado Railroad, which
has been built 1870 miles south from
Mound House, ten miles from Carson
City, is to be extended $50 miles further
to a connection with the Southern Pacific
road.
The drawings Of the prize scheme at
St. Mary's School at Rent were as follows
Tickets No. 219, 2,S79, 3,0l3 and 1,l63.
The drawing is said to have been i'm
partially carried out, and gave general
satisfaction.
The gentlemen Of the Republican
stumping party, who left town this MORN
ing, take AVA with them the reputation of
being the most careful men of their pin
money that have ever visited the Base
Range on such a mission.
After to-day only twelve more days re-
main in which voters will have an oppor-
tunity to register. Those whose names do
not appear ON the list will not have the
right to vote at the next election. Attend
to this matter at once and don't get left.
The frame work for the coal bin at the
Albion mine was put up yesterday.
The machinery for the new furnace is
being placed as fast as possible, and the
ore bins are full of ore. 1t is thought that
the furnaces will be in operation by about
the middle of this month.
Rev. George w. James will preach at
the Methodist Church this evening the
postponed sermon of last week on "Ihe
Religious Aspect of Nominations, Elec-
tons, Defeated, and Other Candidates"
All those who attended the "sorehead BALI
are particularly invited to be present.
Messrs. Lamotte & Provost have just
opened a very neat and cozy place, named
Consolation" one door north OF the old
International Hotel, where they will be
pleased to see their friends and the public.
Nothing but the very best will be sold to
their patrons. Drop in and see the new
proprietors.
Until the gifted %stumpers of the Repub-
lican party spoke in Eureka Friday night.
it had been conceded that the anti-Chi-
nese law is q Democratic measure. DEM
ocratic votes made it a law. The Repub-
licans, save a handful of the grand old
party from the Pacific slope, and less
than a bakers dozen from elsewhere,
voted and labored hard to defeat it.
The SENTINEL has been told that its no
tice of the fair to be given by the ladies Of
the Episcopal Church on the 26th inst. is
incorrect, and that the announcement
excites conflict with the arrangements of
other persons for a similar entertain
ment. All we have to say is that the an
nouncement was made by authority and
request of the parties who propose to give
the fair.