Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-09
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Scraps from the Notebook Of the
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Scraps from the Notebook of the
gentinePs Reporter.
The streets were quite sloppy yesterday.
Eureka Lodge No. %, 1. 0. o. f., meets
at Z O'Clock this evening.
Bartlett has a new brand Of cigars called
the "Slote." They are said to be very
fine.
Attend the Union Guard Band concert
and ball this evening. 1t will be a grand
affair.
Alarge number Of brick houses in Eu-
reka have leaky roofs. The builders are at
fault.
The weather yesterday was warm and
pleasant, but very destructive TO the fine
s~leighing.
The northend Comstocks we're a shade
better yesterday, and the market was gen.
orally active.
We have had nearly five weeks Of con-
tinuous good %sleighing, which is very I'M
usual for Eureka.
DR.. Herrick informs us that there is
more snow in and about Eureka than there
is at Hamilton.
In the case of P. N. Hansen ". G..
Giacomella, in the Justice Court, the suit
WAS yesterday dismissed.
Miss Pixley, OF the Oates Company
chorus, is q younger sister to Annie Pix
ley, the California actress.
Henry Zottman commenced suit yester-
day in the Justice Court against G.. Giaco-
mella for S155 rs and costs OF suit.
The idea of a married man going to a
bachelors room at 4 o'clock in the morn
ing to look for his wife is ridiculous.
Mrs. E. r. Clute met with an accident
while skating at the Rink yesterday, by
falling and badly spraining her left wrist.
DR.. H. s. Herrick arrived yesterday
afternoon from Hamilton. He is on his
way to California for health and recrea-
ton.
A Carson correspondent Of the Reno
Journal speaks OF DIR. Lee for Governor
and Senator Psrley for Lieutenant Gov
ernor.
During the past two nights the sneak
thieves have been plying their vocation.
Go slow, boys, or you may regret it when
too late.
Gus Hintze has an important notice in
our advertising columns this morning to
| the man who stole his black and tan pup
yesterday.
The Nevada State Orphans Home, says
| the Carson Tribune, is the best conducted
public institution Of the kind on the Pa
cifc Coast.
The reproduction OF "Pocahontas" has
been indefinitely postponed, owing to the
| sickness OF several Of the children who took
prominent parts in the play.
The auction sale Of household goods at
the Great Eastern Variety Store takes
place at 1890 this morning. Jacobs says
he will give the people bargains.
The Ruby Hill stages will run until a
late hour tonight for the accommodation
OF the Eureka people who wish to attend
the concert and ball this evening.
Thirty-six degrees above zero, or four
above freezing point, at l A. NJ. Quite a
a difference from Tuesday morning at the
same hour, when it was 2 degrees below
zero.
Samuel Percy, the actor who lately died
OF smallpox in Boston, was q disbeiever
in vaccination, and a month before taking
the disease refused to protect himself
against it.
Mr.. Richard Smith and wife arrived
| yesterday from Hamilton by private con-
veyance. Mrs. Smith leaves tomorrow
morning for San Francisco for the benefit
OF her health.
A noisy fellow was put out OF a down.
town saloon last night, though before he
went to ice on the pavement he made the
air blue with hair-lifting epithess and
brandished the ubiquitous pistol.
At an election of the Centennial Guard,
held on Tuesday evening, Joseph Hancock,
late Second Lieutenant, was chosen to the
position OF First Lieutenant, and George
Mullins. a private, was elected Second
Lieutenant.
There will be q big dance at Comes
Varieties on Saturday evening for the ben
eft OF Miss Mary Smith. A full orchestra
will be In attendance. The "boys" and
girls" are invited to be on hand to show
their agility.