Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-26

scraps from the Notebook Of the
sentfners Reporter.


Upton Post, G.. A. r., meets tonight.
Bulwer has declared a dividend Of ter
cents.
Fifty miners are now employed in the
Albion mine.
Mr.. o. J. Salisbury left this morning
for Salt Lake City.
The Easter cards at Davidson's and al
Calisher's are very pretty.
The mere suggestion Of an ice carnival
brought another cold wave.
Judge F. W.. Cole and wife will leave for
San Francisco on Tuesday next.
Jake Langstroff has an elegant lot Of
cloth for Spring suits. New styles.
The Postoffce letter list will be found in
our advertising columns this morning.
The Geddes & Bertrand works will be
ready to start up about the middle OF May
next.
Mr.. Blaine Walker left this morning for
Salt Lake City. He wiff-t~ absent several
weeks.
The usual religious services will be held
at the Catholic and Episcopal Churches
to-day.
Mr.. Frank Robbins new patent con-
denser is on exhibition at the Parker
House.
Max Miller is to have entire charge Of
Mendes' Star Brewery. Max is a very
competent man.
The output OF bullion in this district
during the present year will be larger than
any previous one.
Malachi Curran, the Alta miner, now in
Gau L.a,a.aao Co.. t,nataank hoe 1nat tha
sight of both eyes.
Mr.. p. n. Hansen yesterday commenced
moving his goods into his new location,
adjoining r. Sadler's store.
The G. P. ~east-bound train was one
hour late at Palisade last evening. We
were unable to learn the cause.
J. Farrow, a machinest at the Ophir,
lost an eye on Thursday, through q piece
Of boiler iron which struck him.
1t tried hard all Of yesterday to snow,
but failed in the effort. Possibly it may &C.
complish it sometime this morning.
The charge against Daniel Reardon-
killing a Chinaman at Palisade-was ig-
nored by the Grand Jury yesterday.
The roads to Ruby Hill and Prospect
Mountain will, if no more snow falls,
soon be in fair condition for travel.
Ex-senator VIM. NJ. Boardman and
John +. Alexander Of Reno have formed a
co-partnership for the practice OF law.
John Potter, for nearly killing Terry
Mcmahon, was yesterday sentenced to six
months imprisonment in the County Jail.
Miss Sarah Burr, who died IN New York
recently, has donated $40, 900 to the
American Church Missionary Society OF
Nevada.
The G. p. folks are using their best en-
deavors to clear the late blockade OF
freight, and as fast as possible get it to
its destination.
Luther Clark tried the Spring air yes
terday. He says the rheumatics crippled
him pretty well in the knee. but that he is
sound at all other points.
Owing to the continued illness Of Rev.
Mr.. Porter, there will be no preaching at
his church to-day. Tit Sunday School
will meet at the usual time.
The Morris Brothers yesterday received
a dispatch from Orrillia, Canada West,
punch the death of their father,
Patrick Morris, aged 81 years.
The late big storm left Truckee COM
pletely buried in o Some of the
smaller buildings OF the town were en-
tirely out Of sight when it ceased showing.
Freight that was shipped at San Fran
cisco on the 14th Of March is just COM
mencing to arrive here. Some of it is still
side-tracked in the snow blockade On the
@. p.
Anchor Lodge No. 2, o. G. F., will
meet at Odd Fellows Hall this afternoon
at 1880 o'clock. A full attendance Of
members is requested, as business Of i'm
portance will come before the meeting.
There is a great deal OF activity among
our Transfers. They are making prepare
tions for the spring and summer hauling
Of charcoal, ores and wood, which ia a
very extensive business in this community.
Mr.. Charles Broy yesterday received a
contract from the Albion Mining Company
to haul fifty tons OF ore down from the
mine to the Eureka Con. furnaces. The
contract will commence on the 18th of
next month.
Blaine Walker was fully commissioned
aud got his second papers" last night
as Postmaster at Secret Canyon. The
denizens of that growing camp have de-
termined to call it Geddes City hereafter.
During Mr.. Walkers absence Mr.. Harvey
Carpenter will run the Postofice for him.