Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-29
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Scraps from Ghe Notebook of h
Sentinel's Reporter.

SenttneIS ht0pOrteFs
Sixty emigrants passed west On the over.
land train Tuesday.
Free gold ia being taken out Of the
Heusten mine near Carson.
Old tomato cans always look best in
your neighbours back yard.
Eureka Lodge No. %, I. o. o. F., meets
at 1880 O'Clock this evening.
The Western Nevada papers are all
clarifying over their rain storms.
A Frisco paper says that one look from
Kate Castleton's eyes sets an audience on
fire.
The Foley fee bill, reducing fees one
third, or thereabouts, goes into effect
April 1.
Not a case has been commenced in the
District Court of Lander County in the
past two months.
Carpenters and painters are in great de-
mand at Hawthorne and at the stations
along the G. & G.
The C~arsonites are moving towards the
erection of a regulation target for inter-
State rifle shooting.
There we're several little furries Of
snow yesterday afternoon, but altogether
phSy ~ INV w "ASA'
A majority of u legal fraternity go to
Hamilton on Sunday, and on Monday will
argue the McConkey bond case.
Cattle men are scratching around in a
lively Manner, corraling all the beef they
can find. 1t looks as though high prices
were anticipated.
The committee on Albion affairs have
an important notice to persons holding
assigned liens and preferred claims under
the head of "New To-day"
After all, there is a vast deal Of common
sense in the remark OF the d~eserter when
he said, I'D rather be a coward all my
life than a corpse for Is minutes"
j. H. Mundy and others are working
like beavers on the books OF the Albion
Company, adjusting the accounts, and ex-
pect to have them all completed to-day.
Don't pull me around So" said the
thief to the policeman; 81 have a felon on
my fnger!" 'And 1 have my finger on a
%felon," remarked the policeman, with a
sardonio smile.
The service hour at the Methodist
Church has been changed in the evening
from 7 o'clock to half-past Z. The con-
gregation are particularly requested to
note the change.
Several of the county offices are under
going repairs, and when completed will
look very neat and clean. No county in
the State has as finely furnished offices for
their officials as Eureka.
1t is only the young ladies of the Epis-
eopal Church who are requested to meet
at the parsonage this afternoon at 2
o'clock, and not the 'lady MEMBERS" as
stated by a contemporary.
yes" says Mrs. Silvermine, "we're
going tew Yourope in May, and will take
in Parass, Veeanna, Burline and all them
other cities as what is f%requented by fash
ionable folks like we is."-New York Ex-
press.
On Sunday next Rev. George W. James
will conduct divine service in the morning
at II O'Clock. Subject, "Steadfastness."
In the evening. at half-past 7 ~(instead of y,
on ga Wonderful Lawyer" Good music
by the choir.
Superintendent Read yesterday sent
notice to so Of the Albion Company's en-
ployes to appear at the Courthouse at 8
O'Clock this afternoon, for the purpose OF
adjusting their claims, and if found cor
rect they will receive checks for their pay.
Donald Frazer of the Dunderberg mine
was made a father on the Sd instant, but
managed to conceal the fact until yester-
day. His proud and stately bearing since
the event has given his friends the impress
sion that he has fallen heir to a fortune.
The shoe is on the other foot-he has an
heiress to his fortune.
Capt. John Kelly writes that the quality
and quantity of the ore in the Yellow
Jacket are improving. and intimates that
there will be a contest for the control Of
the property at the annual meeting to be
held on the third Monday in July. This
is the old story that Bill Sharon wants the
Jacket before he will pump the water out
of the Gold Hill group. Is the Jacket the
key to the Comstock situation?