Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-05

Scraps from the Notebook Of the
senfineTs Reporter.

Senffnefs Reporter.
Next Sunday will be Easter.
Albion shares advanced ten cents yester'
day.
Our dry goods men are daily receiving
elegant goods.
At the present time there are nine pris-
oners in the County Jail.
Manager Edward Probert arrived from
San Francisco last night.
r. V. Dey denies the rumor that he is to
be U. s. Marshal Of Nevada.
Berg, the groceryman, will emove to
Bartlett's new brick building.
Mountain Lodge No. 81, I. o. o. f.,
meets this evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
Hon. Moses R. Lyons returned last
night from a trip to Butte, Montana.
Mr.. ]. F. Short has been appointed Post
master for Ruby Valley, Elko County.
Secure your seats for the Gigantean min
strel performance IN Thursday evening.
Jailer Fitzmorris' quarterly report
shows OIL arrests, nearly one-half OF whom
were drunkards.
Sheriff Kyle is doing some good work on
Main street with his chain gang. They are
earning their board.
Notwithstanding the number of petty
larceny thieves in Jail, there is much steal
ing being done about town.
Several old Eurekans will soon return
from Butte, Montana. They say Eureka is
q much better town than Butte.
We see but few idle men about the
streets now, and there will be fewer il the
good weather will only continue.
The roads between this place and Secret
Canyon are still in a very bad condition,
and hauling is almost impossible.
Mr.. E. j. Stoltz, merchant tailor OF San
Francisco, is stopping at the Jackson
House. See his advertisement this morn
ing.
A man is not to be abused any more by
being called q Chinaman. The insult is
deeper II you tell him he is an Arthur
man.
Miss Esther Frank OF Eureka has ac-
cepted the Principalship of the Elko
schools, and began to teach there last Mon
day.
The clothing men are vising with each
other to see who can display the largest
and most fashionable stocks of gentle
mems wear.
Even the Eureka Cinnamon are disap-
pointed at President Arthur's veto. They
do not wish any more CT their countrymen
to come here.
A fight occurred at Gold Hill on Satur-
day evening last between two miners,
named Hooper and Coyle. The former bit
off the ~latter's ear.
The road between this town and the
Eureka Tunnel is in such horrible condi-
ton that no. ore can be hauled to the
furnaces at present.
All Of Gilmer IL salisbury's stage lines
running OUT of Eureka are making sched-
ule time, Notwithstanding the bad state Of
the roads on some of the routes.
Fonr men, named as follows, have been
sent to the State Prison from Humboldt
County, viz: Thos. Talbert, alias Pat.
Flynn, Geo. Marsh, E. l.. Tosh, alias
j. r. Kellogg, and l.. j. Bozenberg.
The joint statement Of the Auditor and
Treasurer, for the quarter ending March
81, 1882, will be found in our advertising
columns this morning. 1t shows the total
Indebtedness o! the county to be S21,-
437 IA, with SLIPS 90 in the Treasury.
Mr.. W. J. Townshend, travelling agent
for Gilmer a Salisbury, has returned from
a tour of inspection in Southern Utah
and the eastern part of Nevada. He says
that staging has been done under very un-
favorable circumstance for the past
month.