Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-27

Scraps from ths Notebook Of the
Sentinel's Reporter.
Mr.. R. Sadler returned last night from
San Francisco.
When some people are hurt just a little
they squeal terribly.
There was a slight advance in all the Eu.
reka stocks yesterday.
Several old time Ruby Hill miners ar
rived by last nights train.
Some extra men were put on guard yes-
terday at the Albion mine.
Mr.. James E. Hickey leaves this morn
ing on a visit to Bristol and Phoebe.
Lieutenant Governor Adams has gone
to wyoming to look after his cattle.
Mrs. Judge Rives returned last night
from an extended visit at San Francisco,
Eureka Lodge No. %, I. O. o. F., will
hold a meeting at 1880 o'clock this even
ing.
The Comstockers we're quite active yes
terday and advanced. Union closed at
S15k.
They are having Strawberries over on the
Comstock. Why don't we have them
here?
The San Francisco Clothing Store yes
terday received q large consignment of
new goods.
Ex-senator Spencer is looking after his
mining interests over at Osceola, in White
Pine County.
The Cherry Creek P~ostofice has been
raised from a fourth to a third class office,
with d. r. Collins as Postmaster.
A petition is being numerously signed
for a daily mail service from Cherry Greek
to Wells. The petition should be granted.
During the absence of Mr.. David Lund-
bonn to Sweden, Mr.. Peter Antony Cralius
will act as chief assayer at the Eureka Con.
works.
Superintendent Brick Pomeroy of the
Bullock mine in Newark Valley arrived in
town yesterday and reports the mine look
ing well.
Vennor's Weather Almanac predicts
heavy rainfalls for this section Of country
in Augustine season in which cloud
bursts are to be feared.
Parties who visited Prospect Mountain
Tunnel Yesterday report that the prospect
is very flattering for getting a valuable
mine in the near future.
Messrs. Cecil Guinness and Percy Nor
gan, stockholders in the Victorine mine at
Kingston. Lander County, visited the
Richmond Company's mine yesterday.
The Wood River News is authority for
the statement that the construction of an
other line of railroad through to Wood
River is very probable in the near future.
The Cherry Greek News wants to know
how the large number of hangers-on
around the faro games make a living.
Give us one easier, and we'll try and an
sWer.
Take a walk down to the Eureka Con.
fsh-pond about noon-feeding time when
you can see thousands of very pretty fish
of all kinds. They are not to be seen
after shutdown.
The store formerly occupied by Reube
Eggleston, in the Opera House building,
is being handsomely fitted up by ''Bis-
marck" for an ice-cream saloon and a place
for refreshments.
Five big teams belonging to r. Sadler
arrived from Ruby Valley yesterday, all
loaded with barley. The teams will here
after be engaged in hauling charcoal to the
Eureka Con. furnaces.
Mr.. D. Frohman, manager of the Madi-
son Square Theater, New York, writes us
that arrangements have been made to play
"Hazel Kirk" professor" and "Esmer-
aida" in Eureka this summer.
1t is reported that the taking of evidence
in the Richmond-Albion case in the Su-
preme Court was closed yesterday after
noon, and that some of the witnesses
would return home this evening.