Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-05
FLUE NUST.
scraps from II Notebook OF the
Sentiners Reporter.

SentineFs
Stocks are in the dumps again.
Wells, Fargo & Co. have closed their ex-
press office at Morey.
s. B. C.-Congress will probably ad-
journ about the LIST of July.
Cupid is shaping events for a wedding
on the Hill within a few days.
Mr.. L. L. Highly and wife arrived yes
terday from Diamond Station.
The Knights of Pythias meet at their
hall at 1880 O'Clock this evening.
The present pay-days are highly appre-
ciated by this entire community.
The Richmond Company pay their fur
mace and refinery employees to-day.
Mrs. John Tore returned last night
from an extended visit in California.
Jim Allen yesterday lost his valuable
little trotting mare. She was accidentally
poisoned.
Frank Anderson, who has been visiting
at Cherry Greek, speaks highly Of the place
for business.
Manager Edward Probert, Of the Rich
mono Company, returned last night from
San Francisco.
iHo IutcI IlSe VI NeuLtsudy says UnG
outlook is favorable at all points of the
northend mines.
Judge Mclaughlin is taking out some
very rich ore from his ambassador mine
at Secret Canyon.
Assoon as the weather clears, if it ever
does, several parties will start for the
WOOD River country.
Lieutenant-Governor Adams leaves this
morning for Typo, to look after his min
ing property and cattle.
Said a lively citizen to our reporter last
night: $50 now and chronicle another
snowstorm p And we chronicle.
Mr.. R. Elan, Treasurer of Lincoln
County, has returned from q two weeks
visit to his friends at Silver Reef, Utah.
In making an arrest last night a peace
oflcer used his fists, and so did the man
arrested. Each has a black eye this morn
ing.
1t is reported that Hon. W. W. Hobart
is endeavoring to secure the appointment
as United States Surveyor-G General for Ne
vada.
General T. D. Edwards of Carson is an
nounced by the Tribune as a candidate OH
the Republican ticket for Surveyor-General
OF the state.
There are reports OF a new mining dis
covery 20 miles north Of Kelton, near the
Wood River road, in a heretofore unpros-
pected section.
DR.. Schneider's new and elegant soda
water fountain was in full blast yesterday.
Have you tried the delicious water? Or is
water too thin?
DR.. Lee, at one time of Eureka, has
been awarded the contract for furnishing
medicines and medical care to the INDECENT
sick of Ormsby County.
Miss R%othschild, daughter of B. Roths-
child of this place, acted as Secretary of
the Lyon County Teachers Institute held
a few days ago in Dayton.
Mr.. Charles Provost of the Truckee
Saloon returned last night from California,
and brought with him Miss Zoe Bell, a
celebrated variety actress.
An opportunity to purchase household
furniture at private sale and at low prices
can be had by making application to
Hugh Stowell. See advertisement.
Any person wanting to purchase all en-
glne and fixtures complete, can learn of a
good bargain by consulting an advertise
ment under the head of New To-day.
Dennis Buckley, a miner, has brought
suit against the Gould & Curry and Best
Belcher for S25, 900, for injuries sustained
by him from the falling Of e cage upon him.
There was quite an excitement at the
Jackson House corner last evening, caused
by ar interchange of compliments be-
tween two citizens, who did not crafty the
crowd any further.
A new water project, for increasing the
supply Of water in Eureka, is in progress
by Messrs. George W. Baker, Thomas
Haley and others. We hope they will
make it a success. There is no danger Of
having too much water in any Nevada
town.
Mr.. Andrew Jackson, proprietor of the
Jackson Hotel, after very CLOSE attention
to business for several. years, leaves on
Tuesday next for a season OF recreation in
California. Should his present health I'M
prove in the meantime, he will cause a
here on his return.
George Young's big dog, the one that
wears the muzzle to keep him from eating
all the other dogs in town, was attacked
by a fat black-and-tan yesterday at Tim
Rouse's corner, and was nibbled to such
extent that George got mad and threat
ened to take the muzzle off.
We are requested to call the attention Of
the Road Superintendent to the very bad
and unsafe condition of the road between
this place and Ruby Hill, and more par
ticulsrly the Cariboo Hill portion Of it.
Mr.. Jake Wadish, what have you to say in
of this serious charge?