Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-22
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SCRAPS frOm che Notebook of the
Semtine1's Reporter.
Belcher has levied . IS. cent assessment.
Mrs. Psrvenu's household ornaments
ere Of brass.
The "Peek-a-Boo' company will arrive
Monday afternoon.
It's now said that cen Frank Pixley did
once kiss Pspa's toe.
The usual religious services will be held
in all the churches to-day.
A long tea train, the first for . long
time, passed East Wednesday.
Engage your seats for "Peek-a-Boo" for
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
The cause Of the sickness prevalent in
Carson is said TO be foul water closets.
sadler d Co. yesterday received enough
barbed wire to fence in Eureka County.
Upton Post, G.. A. r., meets tonight.
II 10 important for every member to be
present.
The subject for address 1t the Episco-
pal Church this evening will be The
Crusaders"
A Chinaman has a $50. 600 contract for
grading the streets Of Seattle, with white
mea a. his bondsmen.
A regular convocation Of Eureka Com.
mandery No. 2, Knights Templsr, will be
held ct 1880 O'Clock tomorrow evening.
After this evening the Episcopal Church
will be closed during the summer on Sun
day evenings. except for special services.
The Reno Journal says In no event ID
there the slightest possibility OF convict
ing Crockett or Kinkead in the Savings
Bank cases.
The cop~artnership heretofore existing
between Tognini 4 Co. aud John Grego-
vich has been dissolved, John Gregovich
continuing the business.
Our dispatches are meager this morning
for the reason that the wires were down all
day yesterday between Rawlins and Lara
mie--a sleet storm prevailing.
A pair OF ladies' skeleton overshoes were
lost at the Methodist Church Friday
night. The unlucky finder will confer :
favor by leaving them ct this Office.
To find . new covering Of snow on the
ground in the morning for nearly . month
In the vernal season 10 . luxury given to
but few people beyond the Base Range.
State Printer Harlow has finished the
Journal OF the Assembly, and now has his
force ct work on the Journal OF the SEN
ate. This will be finished In less than .
month.
Winnemucca claims the premium for
being the most extensive cattle shipping
station In Nevada, a. the annual ship
ments Of beef cattle range from $4,000 to
IS, 900 head.
A lady from the country dropped into
Frsnklin's yesterday. and looking sus-
piciously OF some bustles OF most extra
ordinary size and shape, asked II they were
life preservers.
A savage beast Of the bulldog species
arrived last night from San Francisco. He
imported TO fight Jim Orndorfrs dog,
but though bloodthirsty enough, and hav-
ing naught but fight in his soul, is looked
upon A. too small for the contest.
ing the pains she suffered from being
thrown from . horse. She said her foot
was caught in the stirrup and she was
''drug" . quarter Of a mile. 'tDear me-"
said her Mrs. Partington friend. s'you
must have lost your entire conscientious
ness."
Hale 4 Norcross opened yesterday at
So IS. ran up to "a so, and receded to
- w. n large uuupcI VI busIcs CttAuBco
hands. which shows that . mighty strong
shear" influence was 1T work. The off,
cial reports from the mine are full Of good
news Tor the stockholders, aud OF much
promise for tho future OF the Comstock.
In March there we're tw~enty-seven con
secutivs days Of sunshine. April has en-
deavored 70 Offset this with the same num-
Der Of ugly days. but the almost continu-
ous storm since the 1st was broken yester-
day BY ! clear sky. giving March seven
days the advantage. II ID estimated that
moro snow fell during the present month,
or since the atm Of March, than for the
entire four months previous put together.