Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-05

Scraps from the Notch ook of the
Semtinel's Reporter.
w. r. Griffin left this morning fol-
Carson.
Mrs. W. J. Smith is reported as still
being quite i'll.
DR.. Keen will sell a large consignment
OF pictures at auction Saturday next.
II, G., Catlin and W. G. Joy Of Mineral
Hill have gone on q flying trip to New
York.
M. H. Joseph and Mr.. Read returned
from their Hamilton trip yesterday after.
DON
A young woman is DESTROYS Of obtaining
a situation TO do general house work. See
advertisement.
Quite q number OF the delegates to the
| Odd Fellows Grand Lodge meeting at
Reno left this morning.
We congratulate the Hooks & Knicks.
| They are at last out Of trouble, their bell
paid for and everything lovely.
w. 8. Mcclellan left yesterday morning
for Stockton, California. He went to visit
his mother, who Is dangerously ill.
County Commissioners Smith and Tro-
fatter left this morning for Stafford. They
90 TO look after the construction OF q
bridge ct that place.
Last Friday q severe storm ragged three
miles south Of town, the hail at the milk
ranch near the Pinto road falling from
two to three inches tn depth.
Supt. VIM. Maxwell Of the Eureka Tun-
mel left this morning for a short visit to
the Comstock. During his absence John
N. Williams will boss the works.
District Court was called yesterday
morning, but owing 10 the absence Of the
Judge in California was adjourned. He
is expected home to morrow evening.
A. D. Haskell has been appointed to
represent the fire insurance business Of
Messrs. Mcdonald 4 Halves, and Smith &
Snow, general agents, San Francisco.
The rattle for Miss Helen Conklin's ele-
CANT piano takes place at Joe Mendes'
saloon this evening. Take a chance. The
instrument is said to be a very fine n
Persons in need Of fine furniture and
household goods can secure bargains by
calling at the residence Of Mrs. w. P. Has
kell, on Mob Hill, who is selling out at
private sale, on account Of departure next
week.
An extraordinary reunion OF the Italo-
Swiss Benevolent Society will be held
next Sunday, when all members are earn
estly requested to be in attendance, as
business Of great importance will be trans
acted.
The county officers paid to the Treas
urer as fees for the month Of May
the following amounts: Auditor, $343 IS;
Clerk, SIG 10; Sheriff, 1926 80; Dis
trict Attorney, ss3 IS. Total amount
Of fees paid in during the month, 81 ,130 "a.
The thermometer registered IA degrees
yesterday at l P. M, the wsrmest period
during the day. Although it required two
degrees to bring it up to Summer heat,
some persons complained OF the warmth,
and hied themselves to places where cool
ing liquids are served.
At q meeting Of Rescue Hose Company
No. 1, held last evening. II was decided to
give q ball on the evening Of the 4th Of
July. The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed the Committee Of Arrangements:
N. L. Gregovich, M. G. Cavanaugh, d.
E. Baily. NJ. d. Foley. Thomas Haley and
Jake Harris, who are requested to meet at
the hose house Wednesday evening at 7:SO
o'clock.
II rumors may be relied upon the b.
napza Kings are having a hard time with
their Comstock pets. 1t Is now reported
that Union Con. has been swept from their
grasp by the Alaska Fur Company, with
Senator Miller at its head, and that Ophir
has been quietly gobbled up by the Selig-
man Bros. The Union Con. election takes
place on the third Monday in July, and
the Ophir on the third Wednesday in De-
Gambler.