Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-15
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Scraps from the Notebook Of the
Sentfners Reporter.

SentfneTs Reporter.
Mr.. Gabriel Cohn arrived last night from
the East.
Mr.. Harvey Carpenter left for San Fran
cisco this morning.
Nearly every one in this community is
complaining OF cold.
Tickets to the ladies' carnival are to cost
only so cents this trip.
Comes band enlivened the town with
its music last evening.
The skating craze with the ladies con-
tinues to keep up its lick.
The departures from Eureka are much
greater than thea arrivals.
The box sheet for Saratoga is now
ready. Reserve your seats.
The little son Mr.. d. ]. Turner was re-
ported very i'll last evening.
Mountain Lodge No. 81, /. o. o. F.,
meets at Z O'Clock this evening.
Richmond Hose Company will hold a
special meeting this evening. A full at
tendance OF members is requested.
The weather was lovely yesterday over
head, but sloppy and muddy under foot.
Eureka Con. and Eureka Tunnel shares
each advanced in price a little yesterday.
Mr.. M. b. Bartlett reports business at
San Francisco fully as brisk as at Eureka.
Red and blue leggings will soon be out
Of fashion il the crossings continue muddy.
Any person wishing a nine-roomed house
can find one by consulting our New To-
day."
Mr.. r. A. Mari and Mr.. Christensen Of
the geodetic survey left this morning for
the East.
little son was largely attended yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. George A. Egleston, who has been
dangerously ill, it was thought could not
survive the night.
During the month Of January the Rich
mond Company shipped bullion amount
ing to $l02, 496 92.
Mr.. L. l.. Bullock and son will leave for
Hot Greek to-day, where they are largely
interested in mining.
An attachment suit was yesterday COM
menced against the Pioneer Con. Mining
Company, by d. Mcdonald, for $1,000 81.
The Hooks & Knicks are making ex-
tensive preparations for their ball on the
evening OF the 22d. 1t is to be a grand
affair.
Mr.. W. e. Griffin, who has been laid up
for the past ten days, is improving, and
will be able TO attend to business in a few
days.
Andy Stinson had one OF his hands se-
verely injured yesterday morning on Ruby
Hill. DR.. Bishop attended the unfortunate
young man..
Superintendent Bliss has a force OF men
at work on the Batemen street main, and
he hopes to have the water through the
pipes to-day.
Whenever the " tributers make a strike
everybody hears OF it. But how about the
great majority Of poor fellows who never
make q strike
The people OF White Pine County are in
a furore about the removal OF the county
seat, and some OF them are getting pretty
hot in tho. collar about it.
The ladies' carnival which takes place
next Friday evening will excel any OF the
previous ones given this Winter. 1t will
be the event OF the season.
The attention OF our readers is called to
the advertisement of "Saratoga" under
the head OF New To-day" The per-
Torrance takes place on Saturday evening
at the Opera House.
1t IL reported here that Bill Sweeney. Of
ours, has been undergoing a siege Of small
pox at Kingston, Lander County, but that
he has almost entirely recovered and will
be homo in q few days.
The dullness on the streets of Eureka ia
partially due to the fact that the Ruby
Killers have more home "rackets now
than formerly. and hence do not seek
our less altitudinous Lowell 30 often.
Returns were received yesterday from
four lots OF Eureka Tunnel ore. worked at
the Eureka Con. reduction works, which
Melted the following amounts per ton
500 81, $50 GO. 1898 SO and s2i5 81.
Whisky must have q wonderfully bracing
effect when II will enable a man TO lie
down In the snow OF the street and smoke
his cigar In comfort. This phenomenon
occurred in Eureka night before last.
Retrenchment In expenses about the
Richmond Company's works seem to be In
order at the present time. II would have
been better, however, IL the stable door had
beep locked before the horse was stolen.
Four tons Of ore from the Queen mine.
in Silverado District, was taken TO the
Eureka DON. works yesterday. Good
Judges claim that IL will net the owners
$500 per ton. The owners OF the ore think
1t will pay more.
Two people, Mr.. Johnny Moore OF
Morey and Miss Annie Mccormick OF
Tybo, were made entirely happy at the
latter place on Monday last. They have
the best wishes OF the SENTINEL for q life
OF unalloyed happiness and prosperity.
Twenty-Five scholars out of IS in one Of
the departments OF the public school are
ON the sick list, and those who answered
roll-call yesterday kept up such q ozark"
that the Rotations could scarcely be
heard. Parents should supply their heart
buds with the best wooden Undertaking
II they want them to pass through the
| present weather unscathed.
Crazy Convict.