Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-11
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scraps from the Notebook OF tho
SenttneI's Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook OF She
Sentinei's Reporter.
Eureka Con. shares sold yesterday at
SIG, and Albion at ST 80.
The Ruby Hill Republicans will hold a
caucus tomorrow evening.
The Knights of Pythias hold a regular
meeting at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
No one ever saw less business being
done about the Courthouse than at pres
emit.
A large and convenient house is offered
for rent on easy terms. See "New To-
day."
Steady employment for a girl or mid
! dle-aged woman is offered. See advertise
ment.
A large and elegant specimen of ore was
sent yesterday from the Little Mackay
mine to the Denver Exposition.
When completed the County Commits
sioners will have q fine room in the Court
house in which to hold their meetings.
Tho Monte. Company at White Pine
Yesterday made q shipment of four bars of
bullion to this place, valued at S8,451 60.
There is a great deal of talk about
states, but we have been unable to get a
| glimpse of one as yet. Trot out your best
men, and never mind your states.
The HALEY Times says that rumors of
| stage robberies and murders are rife.
They come from every quarter, and the
indications OF "good times" are in every
breeze.
We had not suspected that Judge At
wood was SO much Of a vaquero as he
showed himself to be on Main street yes
terday. He handled hts mule like a cir
Gus man.
We are grieved to hear that Mr.. Pen
rose has had a serious relapse and been
confined to his bed for two days. He has
been splitting blood freely, evidently caused
by the moving of the ball.
A brand new, heightened bath-tub was
observed in transit up the hill yesterday,
subject to the order Of Ben. c. Levy. If
Ben. is not careful he may lose his stand
ing in the Democratic party.
Some of ''the boys" took in the town
night before last and made Rome howl
until daylight. To describe their various
adventures would require an order Of
genius superior to ours; hence we give itup.
As the primaries draw nigh the conflict
ing interests of candidates will no longer
dllOW tHtul w hctp apuiV ii 6o / Y aioho
They are running across each other, and
treading on each others corns at every
turn. Much of the time between now and
the primary elections will be spent in re-
cancellations and breeding new quarrels.
The politicians are looking out for each
other lust now. After the conventions
they will have to look out for the people.
The report that the Richmond works
will soon close down is still the subject Of
interested speculation throughout town.
The impression is general that there is not
such q scarcity of ore i'll the mine as
would seem to justify this stop. In fact,
it is understood that there is ore in sight
on several levels, and that the outlook is
altogether promising. This is not meant
as a.criticism of the management of the
mine; they no doubt Have excellent ideas
of what is their own business, and will
continue to run it right royalty.
The County Commissioners yesterday
rescinded their order to Road Supervisor
Wadish TO construct a sewer from the
neighborhood of Sadler's stable to the big
ditch, a distance of some 1900 feet, the
estimated cost of which would be between
500 and $500. They state as their reason
for resembling the order that they found
the cesspool complained of to be caused by
discharges from n~eighborhood sewers. The
county is to congratulated upon saving the
sum of money named, but it is to be hoped
that the nuisance, which is q serious ono,
will in some way be abated.