Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

scraps from the Notebook Of the
Semtfnei's Reporter.

scraps from the Notebook Of the
Sentfnei's Reporter.
Matinee this afternoon.
The Stafford boom has begun.
Eureka Con. shares are on the up grade
again.
The Cadets are requested TO meet this
| evening for drill.
Five men were put to work on the Zanoli
mine at Stafford yesterday.
There will be an entire change Of pro-
| gramme at the theater this evening.
The box factory at Carson gives employ
| ment to 20 men and o number OF boys.
No one will object to paying q dollar for
a reserved seat at the Opera House this
evening.
The Carson and Colorado road is being
| pushed south ct the rate OF Q mile and q
half a day.
The order OF exercise for Memorial Day
| will be found in our advertising columns
this morning.
The Lizzie L mine on Prospect Noun
tain has been leased to Messrs. Hall and
Levy Of Eureka.
For this evenings performance at the
Opera House the price of reserved seats
has been reduced to 81.
A two.horse coach is to be put on be-
tween Gerald Station on the @. P. and the
Stafford mines on June 1.
There are about a dozen young girls in
Carson who claim to be thoroughly devel-
oped spiritual mediums.
Muleje, the new gold diggings in Lower
California, is pronounced "Mu-lay- hay"
with the accent on the second syllable.
Messrs. Morris 4 Levy yesterday re-
ceived an elegant assortment OF ladies'
goods, consisting OF all the latest Spring
styles.
Preparation is being made at the Eureka
Con. works for refining another furnace.
This indicates . great abundance OF ore to
be smelted.
II you wish to hear some fine music don't
fail to attend the matinee this afternoon
and the performance this evening at the
Opera House.
The remains Of William Edward Bluett
were taken to the railroad depot last even
ing. and from thence will be taken to-day
to California for interment.
The first number Of the Stafford Express,
= weekly newspaper, to be published at
Pslisade, will be issued on Saturday next,
with Lambert Molinelli as its editor.
The Virginia Chronicle says that JEFF
Work, an attache OF the State Prison. was
nearly doubled up with rheumatism when
he went to Carson several months ago, but
has been completely cured by bathing in
the Prison springs.
Carson Tribune: The Morgan mill,
which Ia Tn atart mn ahorflv hoa ham jdln
five years. The starting of this mill is
one Of the many signs that the Comstock
still retains some life, for il there was no
ore left no mills would be needed.
A number of boys behaved very rudely
at the entrance Of the Opera House last
night, and were 80 noisy as to disturb the
audience up stairs to such an extent that
q policeman had to be called to dispense
them. Such a piece Of ill-breeding as this
has not occurred in Eureka for q long
time. aud for the credit OF the town it is
hoped that 1t will never occur again.
There will be no service in the Metho-
dist Church ON Sunday morning. In the
evening Rev. g. W. James will. in accord
ance with the request OF the Commander
in-Chief Of the Grand Army. preach q
special sermon in honor OF the gallant
uCdu VIII icli III Vic wall IA blhbin6 WIZ
be appropriate to the occasion. AL are
cordially invited, and comfortable seats
provided for all.
The question Ia asked by almost every
body: "What Is the town coming tor"
We are neither . prophet nor the son Of q
prophet, but we believe Eureka has mot
yet seen al Of its bright days. We have
an abiding confidence that before snow
flies again (unless there should be : snow
fall on the Fourth Of JULY all thoss who
are now afflicted with..blues will be smiling
chesrfully once again.
During the performance ct the Opera
House last evening. while Dora Viscinia
was in the midst Of an exquisite perform
snce on the piano, . little mouse came out
from its hiding place and tripped boldly
across the entire length Of the hall. Far
from being frightened. its sportivs capers
showed plainly that II came out on the
door that II might listen 10 the rich music
closer by, the sweetness OF which It en-
joyed a. much Al did the very Appreciative
audience.
Hale 4 Norcross continues 10 rise, and
manifested q disposition yesterday 70 get
beyond the reach OF the '~schippers." who
have been milking the Comstock for the
past two or three years. There 10 no doubt
the advance In Norcross 10 based to 4 GER
tain extent on developments, but the up
ward movement 10 too sharp to be long
sustained. Other Comstock stocks are
also moving upward In sympathy with
Norcross, and the volume Of business trans.
acted 10 enormous, which demonstrates
that there 10 new blood in the market.