Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-10
fornia.
s,..,s from tis Notebook of the
scutincI's Reporter.

s,.,,s from the Notebook OF the
scutincJ's Reporter.
Tba Turner House Restaurant will set a
fn4 dinner to-day.
The nights and mornings are getting
cool. with warm days.
The District Court will meet at 10
o,elock tomorrow morning.
Bose Range Council No. 2, L. 0. @. F.,
meets at u o'clock NJ. to-day.
For line patterns and nice fitting cloth
inc 90 and interview Jake Langstroff.
pumping was to have been commenced
OF the Eureka Con. new works yesterday.
Richmond Hose Company will hold a
meeting tomorrow evening at 1870 O'Clock.
linton Post, G.. A. r., will meet tonight.
Every comrade is expected to answer roll
call.
Nobody seems displeased with the NOM
inees on the Democratic ticket except Re-
pnblieans.
During the fire yesterday morning a
number OF small larcenies were committed.
This is disgraceful.
The town was remarkably dull yester-
day after the departure Of the delegates to
the State Convention.
Matt. Hughes, the champion horse
sheer, is ready for business. He is located
below tho City Brewery.
The explosion of a coal-oil lamp at Jack
Perrv's corner last night caused some ex-
element in that locality.
One OF the teams that started out for
the picnic yesterday went to pieces and
dumped the passengers in the road.
Sweeney & Co. will run carriages to-day
to and from the picnic grounds. Sid.
Mikel will also run his carriages from the
Hill.
The Richmond works have not closed
down vet. The blazing streams from their
Stag pots continue to light up the air
nightly.
Jacob vanderlieth has been burned out
three times in Eureka and twice in San
Francisco. The fire fiend seems to have
selected him for q victim.
The Dictator mine, in Newark District,
has Just shipped a little over eleven tons
of ore to the Richmond Company's smelt-
ers which worked S151 per ton.
Some of the ladies who were driven out
early yesterday morning by the fire did
not look so bewitching as they did the
night before at the Olympic Club ball.
P. McElroy has leased the building adj
Joining the old Bureau Hotel on the south,
where he will continue the hotel business
until he can make better arrangements.
The Fire Warden discovered the ruins OF
Yesterdays fire starting into a blaze again
last night. He called out the Richmond
boys, who promptly nipped the fire IN the
bud.
Astag dance at the Union Guard picnic
yesterday was one Of its ~liveliest features.
The noise made by the stays was terrific,
and was heard by several persons two
miles away on their return home.
The Olympic Club, through it's party
On Friday night, has freed itself entirely
O! debt. The Club has a lot of handsome
gymnaatic apparatus, all paid for. with a
small sum ia the treasury to build upon.
The Comfy Commissioners yesterday
ordered $50 feet more OF hose. This is a
move in the wight direction, as some OF the
companies have never had e sufficient
quantity even for ordinary use. The Are
department should have everything they
need.
s. D. Meaiwether, head cutter for 3.
Fftealander, leading merchant tailor OF
San Francisco. is stopping for one week ct
the Parker House. Gall on him and have
aG2rrect measure taken for q Fall salt OF
clothes as none but q cutter himself can
take. See his advertisement.
To saow how much more readily evil
reports Of q miniag enterprise are credited,
rather than reports that are favorable, is
interesting to note the surprise OF several
strangers who recently went through the
Albion mine. They did not expect to find