Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-22
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scraps from tho sOte-bo"E al: Ia
sensineVs Reporter.
Judge Rives will adjourn court to-day
for the term.
The showers of rain yesterday afternoon
were very refreshing.
There are 118 conviets in the State
Prison at the present time.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL can be had at G.
NJ. Fassett's drug store, Ruby Hill.
Mob Hill Hose Company met last even
ing and elected a new set Of officers.
The District Court jurymen can get their
pay by calling at the Auditors office.
Treasurer Sadler is in receipt of the last
a-pportionment of State school money.
There will be a service of sacred song at
the Episcopal Church Sunday evening.
Call and see Billy Sprague this evening
| at his new saloon in the Wilton building.
New potatoes are selling at seven cents
per pound and there are no old ones in the
market.
Deputy Sheriff Mckay will call on the
business men of the town for their licenses
to-day.
The first grapes of the season appeared
/ at A~lexander's Red House yesterday. They
looked tempting.
The White Pine Democratic County
Central Committee meets at Hamilton on
the 7th of August next.
If your friends in the East wish to be
| posted on Eureka matters, send them the
WEEKLY SENTINEL to day.
All the fire laddies were out last evening
at the first tap of the bell for the fire at
Conkling & Co.'s foundry.
Bill Sweeney's teams yesterday hauled
the boiler and machinery for the Alexan-
dria hoisting works to the mine.
A correspondent says that the prospects
of Osceola, as a prosperous mining camp,
were never better than at present.
The assessments are being slapped on
again at a lively rate. The northenders,
however, are the principal victims.
The Italians Of Eureka propose cele-
brating the discovery of America by
Columbus, on the 18th of October.
D. J. J. Mclaughlin yesterday sold his
interest in the Blossom mine, on Prospect
Mountain, to the Ruby-Dunderberg Com
pany.
A spacious and elegant single room for
rent in the SENTINEL building. 1t is fur
nished for a sleeping apartment, but woul
make a fine lawyers or doctors office.
Every day brings to the surface a lot Of
new aspirants for county offices in both
political parties. There will be no lack Of
candidates for the positions to be filled.
The telegraph line between Eureka and
Palisade was not in working order last
evening. Hence we were unable to pub
lish the usual list of arrivals by the E. &
P. R. r.
A Carson correspondent of the Silver
State says that Strother's candidacy has
mixed matters fearfully with the Republic
can slate-makers, and it now looks as
though many of Governor Kinkead's
friends will be forced to favor the ''new
deal"
"Johnny, don't you wan to buy a dog?"
We've got one that we'll sell cheap. 'Tisn't
a bloodhound. It's q pretty little cur for
children to play with. He's been hanging
around the printing office for several
months. Anybody who wants a pet can
take him away.
Ward Reflex: When a person hands in a
'.good thing" for publication and then in
dustriously publishes it with his mouth
before the paper is out, he has no cause
for complaint if the newspaper man con-
cludes it has become stale news and re-
fuses to publish it.