Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-27

scraps from the Notebook Of tie
S~entineI's Reporter,

S~entineT's Reporter.
"Hazel Kirke" matinee this Afternoon
Stocks sold low all along the line yester-
day.
Last night Of the "Hazel Kirke' Com
pany.
Attend DR.. Keen's big furniture sale
to-day.
Strawberries are being sold at one hit /,
box in Virginia City.
There is a message at the telegraph
Office for Frank Mohr.
The singing at Truckee Hall attracts a
full house every evening.
Mr.. j. S. Wilton has sold the Maupin
residence to Mrs. D. H. Hall.
The weather was cold and windy yester-
day, and last evening it rained.
Frank Robes opens his new restaurant
this morning on North Main street.
Eight carloads of the Boston excur-
sionists passed Palisade yesterday going
East.
Mr.. A. Horton of Virginia City desires
to know the Whereabouts of Mrs. W. S,
Horton
The present cool weather is disastrous
to the sale of Strawberries, cherries and
ice cream.
The funeral of Rene Atkins Yesterday,
was the largest that ever took place on
Ruby Hill.
Eureka Tunnel shares sold at ten cents
yesterday. What's the matter now? They
are worth more.
Tho Iaroa n,nobor ~ Doo,1o fro-o IL,
Hill yesterday afternoon and evening
made our town lively.
A drunken fellow was put in the cooler
yesterday afternoon by Officer Mckay for
insulting a woman on Main street.
DR.. Keen will have a large sale Of ele-
CANT furniture at l O'Clock, sharp, this
afternoon, wind and weather permitting.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the receipt
OF a very neatly gotten up album containing
the photographs of a number of the artists
of the Madison Square Company.
The Misses Mamie Steler, Maggie De-
laney, Critic Rowlands, Mary Harmon,
and Master Byron Hillhouse were the best
spoilers at the public school examination
yesterday afternoon.
The Enterprise says We hear nothing
more about starting up work looking to
the draining Of the flooded mines. All ap-
pears to be awaiting the return of Senator
Fair and John Mackay.
After attending the funeral OF A. l. At
kins yesterday afternoon, the Centennial
Guard, accompanied by their band, came
to Eureka and paraded. A large number
of Ruby Killers also came down.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL will be published
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. 1t will con-
tain a complete review of all that has
transpired in the district during the week.
Send it to your friends in the East and
Europe.
Some of the Coast papers think Salt
Lake would be a good place to COLOMBO the
Chinese. They might be a great improve
ment on the average Mormon polyg. but
the Salt Lake Tribune is inclined to think
Utah has barbarians enough.
Parties in from Wood River report a
steady tramp in that direction, and the Ia
Dor market greatly overstocked. The mines
are doing we'll, especially those that were
developed during the Winter, and the out
put of bullion this season will more than
double that Of the previous season.
The friends of Patrick Sullivan are
DESTROYS of learning of his whereabouts.
He was a patient in the County Hospital,
and left there about 6 o'clock yesterday
morning, but up to a late hour last night
had not been seen. A full description OF
Sullivan will be found in an ADVERTISE
ment under the head of New To-day"