Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-28
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Scraps from the Notebook Of tho
Seutiuel's Reporter.

District Court was yesterday adjourned
till Friday.
CholIar was yesterday assessed so cent
per share.
Morris & Levy will soon display new at
fractions for the ladies.
The Martin White Mining Company hal
levied an assessment of rs cents.
In the District Court yesterday all triai
jurors were excused until April 16.
Mountain Lodge No. 81, I. o. o. F..
meets at 1880 o'clock this evening.
81 don't care what you say about John
Baker, but I have a reputation at stake
Deputy Revenue Collector Jones left
this morning for Austin on official bust.
ness.
The lightning in the southwest yester.
day affected the telegraph lines very mate
rally.
The Walker Lake Bulletin says that
Hawthorne needs a tailor, q timer and a
church.
District Attorney CARRIER will commence
suit Immediately against all delinquent
taxpayers.
The California farmers are rejoicing over
the recent rainfall, and think they will
have bountiful crops.
W. Wankowski, agent for Joe Poheim's
San Francisco clothing establishment, left
for home this morning.
The Miners Union requests the SENTI-
MEL to return thanks to Congressman
Cassidy for public documents.o
The alarm of fire last evening was caused
by the burning out of one of the fiues in
| &ha Hourk1p1oa M Il nm aua yuac lnDa
The SENTINEL is indebted to G. G.
Thomas, Superintendent OF the Sutro
Tunnel Company, for a copy of his report
for 1883.
Statistics show that the number Of SER
want girls who take their departure from
this world via tho kerosene route is de-
creasing.
Superintendent Read will resume work
in the Albion mine tomorrow, unless
something unexpected should transpire to
prevent.
For the quarter ending Dec. 81, the
| Navajo and Independence paid S2,545 81,
the only bullion tax paid in Elko County
for that quarter.
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining the
services of a good seamstress are referred
to Mrs. Wilson's advertisement under the
head Of "New To-day"
Quite a number OF the Albion employees
were about town last evening, and seemed
to be feeling pretty good over the prospect
of getting their pay in a day or two.
1t commenced raining about 7 o'clock
last evening, but it did not amount to
much. Thus far our storms have resulted
in nothing but wind, and not much of
that.
We have a rabbit charmer in Eureka.
When he goes out hunting he just walks
up to the rabbits while they are. asleep,
and without waking them transfers them
from their little beds into his sack.
Owing to the death of Postmaster-Gen-
eral Howe, Sunday hours will be observed
at the Postoffice to-day, viz: from II to l
O'Clock. An order to this effect has been
issued from the Postal Department at
| Washington.
The best proof yet furnished that Nav
| ajo dividends will be continued indefinitely
is that a Sunday school is talked of in Tus-
carora.-Austin Reveille. The Sunday
school is established. Now beware Of the
second coming Of Bob Rowland.
The Continental and Independent min
ing claims, lying Immediately north Of the
Golden Rule series of mines, were sold re-
Gently to J. Kincaid Smith of London,
England. The consideration is not known
to the public, but is supposed to be about
$40, 900.
An exchange says: 1t is reported that
Kate Castleton Of the Rice Surprise Party.
while in San Francisco, received a diamond
ring from Claus Spreckles' son worth
ST, 500, and a floral offering from the
Chronicle chief valued at SITS. She com
pletely captured the town.
The Seventy-six Mining Company has
bonded the Eureka, Keystone, Seventy-six,
Clipper, Stella and Uncle Sam claims, all
situated in New York Canyon, to DR..
Francis D. Mueller of San Francisco for
500, 900. Many shipments of high grade
ore have been made from this property.