Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-23

Scraps from the Notebook or the
RemttmeI's Reporter.

scrap IrOfn 4ne NotesOO DON OF the
RemtineI's Reporter.
ALI. Harris has just received q fine
assortment of straw hats.
Mountain Lodge No. 81, L. o. O. f..
meets this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
A strike Of good ore was reported yester-
| day afternoon in the Grant mine on Mccoy
Hill.
raised from the Eureka Tunnel Company's
mine.
Prominent ladies Of Carson City have
formed themselves into q temperance
union.
A first-class railroad ticket can be oh.
tanned by making application to W. s.
Beard, at the Postofice.
The stage from Hamilton came in yes
terday afternoon two hours ahead Of time.
Four horses and q good road.
They are making a desperate effort to
get up q mining boom at Stafford District.
We hope they will be successful.
Persons indebted to knight & Kyle are
requested to settle with Messrs. Hinckley
d Lockwood at the Parker House.
The dam across the Humboldt River at
Lovelock was washed away last Monday
night, flooding several farms below it.
Eureka Con. has levied an sssess-
ment Of 81, notice Of which will be found
10 our advertising columns this morning.
The Ward Reflex says it looks as il there
is going to be a mining excitement in
Taylor District Of no small proportions
before the year is out.
The SENTINEL extends its congratula-
tons to Lawyer @. M. Thackston Of Ham,
ilton, on the appearance recently Of his
FIRST born, a fine baby girl.
Nicolo Pichnino, "for exhibiting a dead
ly weapon in a rude, angry and threaten
ing manner" was fined yesterday by JUS
tice Harmon $50, which he paid.
The best indication that ethereal Spring
Is really upon us is to see q young couple
marching to the croquet grounds on Spring
street with mallets in their hands.
Did you ever think, asks inquirer, what
you would do II you had vanderbilt's for
tune. Well, no. but we have often won
dered what he would do if he had ours.
Two freight trains have been added to the
working capacity Of the Carson & Colorado
Railroad, and it is hopefully said that they
will be kept busy when the Mount Cory
reduction works start up.
Book beer, Of which Joe Mendes is SELL
ing a large quantity. is manufactured In
the Spring only. 1t is q delicious beverage,
and is. in brewers psriance, two degrees
stronger than any other beer.
Delicious ice cream can now be obtained
at Brown d Godfrey's confectionery on
North Main street. No one can excel
them in making ice cream, and they
always keep a bountiful supply of it on
hand.
The jury in the Savage-Neenan case dis
agreed and we're discharged. 1t will be
many a long day, we fear, before Mrs.
Neenan receives the value get upon her
husbands life by the Savage and 'soul-
less" corporation.
A telegram was received here yesterday
from George Elston, who is in San Fran
cisco looking up talent for the Cremorne,
stating that he had secured the services Of
three variety artists. They will come up
to Eureka with him at once.
The Christie Company's mill at Mineral
Hill has started. There is plenty OF ore
on hand for a long run. but the mines are
to be vigorously prospected for more, and
it is believed that the almost deserted viii
lage will become a lively camp again.
This Is a specimen verse from q compo-
sition by one OF the Austin boys who got
left in the recent match game at this place.
The rest OF the poem We reserve, to be
given out slowly hereafter il We find that
one dose will not suffice:
It's a fearful thing in Eureka
To be beaten at the bat,
And to hear the umpire thunder,
"Austin's boys have been laid dat."