Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-13
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scraps from tHe Notebook OF the
Sa,ttuea,a RennrtRr.

scraps from the Notebooks OF the
Seutinei's Reporter.
Ninety-tw degrees in the shade at 2 P.
M. yesterday.
Both new and old potatoes are scarce in
our markets.
A large freight list arrived last evening
by the E. & P. r. r.
Eureka Con. shares yesterday closed in
the Board at SIS so.
in market yesterday.
Two or three good rooms are for rent in
the SENTINEL building.
The Eureka doctors complain that the
town is fearfully healthy.
Several parties here are talking Of TAX
ing in the Alaska excursion.
The handsome prize to be shot for on the
23d is on exhibition at Steler's.
Eureka Lodge No. %, L. o. o. T., will
meet at 1880 O'Clock this evening.
Postoflices have been established at
Gerald and Stafford, in this county.
There is not a building in course of CON
struction in Eureka. This an unusual
occurrence.
George W. McC., Hamilton-Under the
present schedule there is no remedy for
your grievance.
The variety" shops do not seem to be
tlourishing at present-too much expense
attached to them.
r. Sadler yesterday received twenty-five
tons of the Eureka Mills brand of flour,
which is reputed to be excellent.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Clerks Association will be held this even
ing at the White House clothing store.
Now that a new body of ore has been
found in the Richmond Company's mines,
we suppose another furnace will soon be
started up.
Great curiosity il manifested throughout
town to get a sight of the genuine blood
hounds that will be exhibited in "Uncle
Toms Cabin"
We will be obliged to the lady who lost
a parasol on Main street q few days ago., to
call at this Office and take it away before it
is lost or stolen.
Tom Moore and Bullet Neck were both
out on parade yesterday. 1t looks as
though it would be hard to pick out the
winner on the I'D.
Politicians are getting down now to
business. If you have not found it out it
is because you are an humble man and not
likely to warm q seat in either county con-
vention.
The miners on Ruby Hill are looking in
every direction for mines to lease, the very
probable result of which is that, out of so
much prospecting, valuable discoveries
will be made this Summer.
As evidence that Goodwin Canyon at
least is not dead, four large teams assembled
it yesterday within the space of fifteen
minutes. The crunching of those wheels
is music to the Base Rangers ear.
There was a rumor around town yester-
day of a rich strike of ore in the Eureka
Tunnel, and from the outlook, as seen by
a SENTINEL reporter, in a visit through the
mine a few days since, it may not be with
out foundation.
During the rush of California excursion
lists at Palisade on Tuesday evening, some
body, whose business it was to attend to
the matter, forgot to put the letter mails
on board the train. We hope this negli-
gence will not occur again.
A brace of persons walked arm in arm
yesterday from Eureka up to Secret Can
yon. Ono was a man and the other was not.
The former held an umbrella over both.
When the heat of the day and the dust are
considered, the presumption forced itself
upon us that their marriage is of recent
date.