Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-18
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scraps from the Notebook OF TN
sentiner's Reporter.

A good thing to be made of-Maid Of
honor.
Little Duke " at the Opera House to-
night.
There were no arrests yesterday for
stealing.
Allen A. Curtis disclaims being q candi-
date for Governor.
An assessment Of 20 cents was yesterday
levied on Julia stock.
The indications were strong yesterday
for another snowstorm.
For this season Of the year the beef in
our markets is very fine.
The News says the weather is very win
try about Cherry Creek.
The Supreme Court convened Monday,
the full bench in attendance.
Jerry Fitzpatrick has purchased the CT
gar stand at the Palace Saloon.
Several OF our miners are making prep
arations to go to Butte, Montana.
The condition OF Col. Taylor was about
the same yesterday as the day before.
Hon. Geo. W. Baker and family returned
from their Eastern visit last evening.
Mountain Lodge, No. 81, 1. o. o. F.,meet
at their Hall at 7 O'Clock this evening.
Mr.. l.. A. Hall, travelling agent for
Wells, Fargo & Co., is visiting the Range.
Tucson papers announce the death Of
Ike Brokaw, IN old timer Of the Comstock.
The weather OF the past few days has
drawn heavily On the wood piles about
town.
The thanks OF the SENTINEL are ten
dered Senator Fair for Congressional
Records.
1t is reported that three weddings will
take place in Eureka during the next two
or three days.
Between the opera and the Rink there
we're but few people OIL the streets and in
the stores last evening.
Last Thursday night at Halleck and
Wells, OF the @. p, the thermometer fell
to 80 degrees below zero.
Oscar Lewis yesterday rented the new
brick building next TO the Courthouse,
and will open a saloon there.
Mr.. L. L. Bullock, a gentleman owning
mining interests in this district, arrived
from San Francisco last evening.
There was a fair attendance at the Rink
yesterday and last evening, and the ice was
in splendid condition for skating.
Mr.. j. A. Matthewson and wife are
spending a few days IN the Range. They
are stopping at the Jackson House.
Mr.. NJ. L. Causey has a large force OF
men employed in getting out ties for the
e. ~ G. River Railroad Company.
Mr.. M. II. Joseph yesterday received in
telligence Of the death Of his father in
England. He was 76 years of age.
Large quantities Of freight is leaving
Carson for Sweetwater. That mining
country bids fair to be on top next Spring.
The Eureka Tunnel Company made a
shipment Of ore yesterday to the Eureka
Con. works, and will make another to-day.
Superintendent Goss. who has been out
OF the line of the 4. q G. r. r. II. in
White Pine County, returned here yester-
day.
.Recollect the sale Of household furni-
ture Including a piano and fire paintings)
at NJ. NJ. Johnson's to-day at IL O'Clock,
sharp.
Otto GREENWOOD, the Jules Verne Of Ne
vada journalism, has returned home to
Carson, from a California trip, restored to
health.
The Occidental. the new saloon in Dun
kel's building, will be opened for business
on Saturday evening, when a grand lunch
will be spread.
II is reported that Hon. Thomas Wren
will Immediately commence developing the
Silver State Consolidated Mining Com
pany's property.
George Burbank, who has had charge OF
a surveying party for the E. & O. River
Railroad near Cherry Greek, returned to
Eureka yesterday. He reports Cherry a
lively camp.
Mr.. James p. Edoff, the retiring men,
Der Of Reinhart Il Co., will remain several
days in Eureka. He is a thorough man OF
business, and we would be glad to have
him locate here.
Mr.. st. George T. Bryan Of the Rich
mond mine recently gave a SENTINEL re-
porter a very pretty specimen from the 100
level Of that mine. which carries native
copper. A singular find.
The Gold Hill News says there IL an al
legged defalcation in the County Clerks
office of Storey County-amount 81, 900.
The Clerk, j. A. Mahanny, is In San Fran.
cisco. He says he can make up the def
cheney.
A shooting sorape occurred at Lewis on
Saturday in which Gerstle, q merchant,
was shot through the head by o miner
named John Triggs. The attack is said to
have been u~nprovoked and there is talk Of
lynching.
A gentleman OF Eureka deposited,
yesterday. in Paxton & Co.'s Bank, $135
in 10-cent pieces, to the credit Of his little
daughter, for whom these savings have
been put into a little tin savings bank for
the last ten years.
Yesterdays edition OF the SENTINEL is
exhausted, but those desiring to get what
yesterdays paper contains, are informed
that the WEEKLY SENTINEL contains all
all the local news of the week, and is
printed Saturday.
Tomorrow morning the Misses Isabella
and Lastania Abarta, who have for some
time past been visiting their sister, Mrs.
Cazaux, will leave for their home In Cali
fornia. A little bird has whispered TO us
that one OF the young ladies will very
shortly be led to the altar hymeneal by a
disciple of Blackstone OF the Golden State.
We wish the parties every possible degree
OF happiness amid orange groves and bow
ers.
Nearly a Panic.