Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-07

Scraps from the Notebook Of the
a~emtimeI's Reporter.
District Court meets at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
T~hirty-two yards Of calico for 81. just
think Of it.
Eureka Lodge No. "a, I. o. o. F., meets
ct 1880 o'clock this evening.
About $50, 900 passed through the pool
boxes at Salt Lake last week.
The inhabitants Of Hamilton are now
supplied with water by carriers.
There will be an entire change Of pro.
| gramme at the Cremorne this evening.
II cannot be said that there is no
! zctivity on Main street. The dust 10 very
active.
The Gregovich brothers yesterday re-
ceived the first peaches that have been In
the market.
White Pine County mines are again
coming to the front, and great activity is
anticipated.
Don't forget the social dance Al Mrs.
Murphy's tonight at New Town. A jolly
good time is anticipated.
Jerry Hart will appear at the Cremorne
sAAA6 oSOAAh6b IN - SNNt ~
one Of his great specialties.
There is . great abundance Of all the
California fruits in our markets. and they
are sold ct very reasonable prices.
The attention Of our lady readers IL
called to the new advertisement Of Messrs.
Franklin d Go. in this mornings SENTINEL.
Take In the dance Of the Junior Baseball
Club tomorrow night The boys have
made ell the arrangements for . good time.
The G. P. train after July l, the run
ming time going west being reduced IA
hours, will arrive in San Francisco at $50
P. NJ, instead Of 1880 A. NJ, the present
time.
The Bay State mine at Newark has com
menced the delivery Of 500 tons Of ore for
reduction ct the Eureka Con. works. The
company has some 1000 tons Of ore on the
dump.
Col. Reilly says he does not sign many
petitions, but he signed that for the bridge
over the Humboldt ct Gerald because he
always stands In for ''internal improve
ments."
The Skating Rink is itself again. Yes
terday 1t appeared with canvas cover over
il, a. Of old. Now for the contest Of the
CANNES. after which the Olympic Club
will resume business.
The members OF the committee on the
ball Of Rescue Hose Company will meet
tonight at the Office Of Dave E. Baily.
The ball will be given on the evening OF
the Fourth of July next, and the boys say
it will be Q danger"
At . meeting Of the County Commits
sioners yesterday afternoon q special tax
Of As cents was levied on each 500 of tax
able property Of the school districts Of
Ruby Hill. This makes the taxes Of Ruby
Hill aggregate So on the 500 for the pres
emit year.
Mike MCGOWAN, the "man eater" struck
Capt. Matt. Canavan in the face on Sunday
morning at Virginia City. Some bystand-
ers grabbed the man eater, who came
very near tackling his last man, as Cana
| van had drawn his pistol and was about to
put = bullet through him. MCGOWAN was
drunk.
The price Of tickets for Mulcahy's third
annual excursion from Eureka to San
Francisco. San Jose, Santa Cruz and Mon
| terey, July /, will be % follows: The
round trip fare from Eureka S38, and
from PalisAde $50. Parties intending TO
go on the excursion should procure tickets
on or before the 18th inst. Tickets may
be obtained at the store Of J. Stratus.
Geo. B. Hill, who Is canvassing Eureka
for the wholesale tea, coffee and spice
house Of Bothin, Dollemand 4 Co.. San
Francisco, says, though our people growl
about dull times here, Eureka struck him
- q lively town, compared with the towns
| OF Western Nevada. The Bothin OF thu
| arm he IL travelling for 70 . brother Of
Bothin formerly Of "ours."
We are pleased 10 note that Benjamin
Saunders, EGG, by dint Of industry snd
perseverance, and close attention 10 bust.
ness, 10 working himself up into . paying
practice OF his profession. Yesterday Mr..
badler, who has the unsettled affairs OF
Ernest Mau 4 90. In charge. placed the
| collection Of accounts In the hands Of Nj.
Saunders, with full authority TO arrange
the entire AFFAIR.
Our railroad editor got away Oh his
base yesterday In figuring out the time the
| overland train will arrive o. PalisAds
when. after July !, the time Of the vest
bound train between Omaha and Ban
Francisco 10 reduced IL hours. II will
arrive 81 PalisAds between Q and 10 o'olooh
In the evening. The =. \ r. train from
Eureka will then have 10 leave here about
9 O'clock In the afternoon 70 catch both
| overland trains. and leaving Palissde on
| return about 10 o'clock ,. H., get baoh
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