Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-13

scraps from the Notebook Of th
Sentiners Reporter.

Aloioh endteS duVdnceu I'VE cents yes
terday.
Miss Anna Reece arrived from Palisade
last T1ghr.
Senator John P. Jones is expected on
the coast soon.
The Rev. Mr.. Porter will hereafter re-
side on Ruby Hill.
Several parties are Quitting for an exo-
dus to the Wood River country.
Miss Emma Vanderlieth and Mr.. M. D,
Foley left this morning for a visit East.
1t is very likely that Hon.. George W.
Baker will be a candidate for the State Sem
ate.
Two hundred and fifty-five shares of
Eureka Con. sold yesterday at $40 per
share.
A letter addressed to Richard Barnes,
Currant Creek, is held for postage at the
Postoffice.
Antonio Starnovich yesterday declared
his intention Of becoming a citizen of the
United States.
Mr.. Henry Kind left this morning for
San Francisco. He goes to purchase a new
outfit Of goods.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL will be published
at 8 o'clock this afternoon. Send it to
your friends in the East.
The wind and dust of yesterday were per-
fectly horrid. They were worse than any
OF the snowstorms Of last Winter.
Mr.. Ed. A. Skillman returned last even
ing from California, where he has been
rusticating for the past two months.
Mr.. A. II. Witt arrived from Colusa,
fol 1act ninhf TTa will ~, =, oJ;,4ol- 4,1n
a position in DR.. Schneider's drug store.
The Union Guard request the SENTINEL
to thank Mr.. Adam Aulbach for a number
of Upton's Tactics for the company's use.
A man was arrested on Ruby Hill yester-
day for firing off his CUR, and he will
have a hearing before Chief Justice Nc
Laughlin to-day.
Bishop Whitaker will arrive tonight
for a short visit to this parish. He will
preach in the Episcopal Church tomorrow
morning and evening.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held in Virginia City on Wednesday even
ing, for the purpose of organizing a branch
of the League of Deliverance.
Jim johnson, an old-timer on the Base
Range, but now a prosperous citizen of
Currant Greek, is in town. He reports
everything lovely OIL the creek.
Tom Dunstan, who left Ruby Hill for
the hot springs at Elko, is reported i'm
proving. VIM. Kitto has returned from
the same place entirely restored to health.
The Reflex says that more new faces are
to be seen in Ward at present than at any
time in the past three years. 1t would ap-
pear that some mining camp is unloading
on us.
Patrick S. Corbett, who has been ap-
pointed United States Marshal for Nevada,
is an old Comstocker, having come to
Washoe in 1859 and remained there ever
since.
Mr.. Hugh Stowell will leave tomorrow
morning for Seattle, Washington Terri
tory. Mr. S. is a first-class man in all re-
poets, and our best wishes go with him
wherever he may locate.
One of the parties to a knock-down went
to a drug store the other night for repairs.
When asked what had happened him, he
replied 81 thought a man was a s. of a
b.. I told him SO and here l am"
The membership of the Union Guard
has increased to such an extent lately that
| they have had to telegraph East for an adj
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arrive in time for decoration services.
Mr.. NJ. Farrell yesterday canvassed the
town for subscriptions to pay him for
sprinkling the streets. We understand
that he was successful, and will commence
operations Immediately. We are glad to
know it.
On his return home, Sheriff Kyle will
bring back with him little Annie Ross,
who was sent from here some seven or
eight months ago to the State Orphan
Asylum at Carson. She is the adopted
daughter of T. s. Douglas and wife.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Eu-
reka Branch of the Irish National Land
League will take place this evening at 1880
o'clock at Hibernia Hall. A full atten-
dance of members is requested, as officers
for the ensuing six months will be elected.
Our people cannot use too much care for
the prevention OF fires during the present
windy weather. Had q fire got . fair start
Yesterday it would probably have burned
the entire town. Our Are apparatus would
not have been of any avail against 6 blaze
at such q time. Eureka cannot afford TO
be burned out again this year.