Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-11
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scraDs from the Notebook Of the
Sentinel.s Reporter.

big thing?
The LOGAN shaft is being sunk as fast as
three shifts of men can do 1t.
T. D. Page and wife Of Fish Greek were
visiting on the Range yesterday.
Our County Commissioners yesterday
filed their bonds under the new law.
Upton Post, G. A. R., will hold a meet
ing to night. Roll-call OF z O'Clock.
H. F. Orndorff. a son Of Jim Orndorf,
came in from Virginia City last night.
Persons indebted for license will do we'll
to call on Under Sheriff Hill and liquidate.
This month is notable as containing five
Thursdays, five Fridays and five Satur-
days.
The Ruby and Dunderberg yesterday
paid all their bills for the month OF Feb
ruary.
The small bad boy of the past generally
develops into the great good man OF the
future.
The Grand Jury will meet at their room
in the Courthouse at 8 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon.
1t is said that a request will be made
for o repetition of the ''Red Riding Hood"
performance.
To 20 into society, leave your character
and brains at home and take your bank
book with you.
Large shipments of good ore are being
made from the Jackson mine to the Eu-
reka Con. works.
A social dance will be given next Friday
evening by Mrs. M. P. Murphy at New
Town, Ruby Hill.
Notwithstanding Virgins prediction.
the weather here continues delightfully."-
clear and pleasant.
Storey is the heaviest taxed county in
the State, which pays the enormous sum
of SIS on the 500.
The usual religious services will be
held in all the churches to-day except
the Presbyterian.
Quite q number of our small mines
worked by tributers and on lease are send
ing a good deal of ore to the furnaces.
If you think nobody cares for you in
this cold world, just try to learn to play
the fiddle in a %populous neighborhood.
Superintendent Conner Of the Eureka
Tunnel Company leaves Tuesday morning
for o two weeks visit at San Francisco.
Ruby Killers complain that times are
exceedingly dull up there. They should
move down here where it is always brisk.
A special meeting OF the Ruby Hill
Miners Union will be held at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon. A full attendance is re-
quested.
Hopt, charged with the murder of Sher-
if Turner's son, was yesterday convicted
of murder in the second degree by a Salt
Lake City jury.
Main street is getting dusty, and the
sprinkling cart will have to be put on ere
long; if not, some of US will get our peck
Of dirt toe soon.
Yesterday was the last day the Governor
had to act upon the Assessors bill. If he
declined to act upon it it became a law
without his signature.
Patrick Elwood was brought up from
Pine Station last night. He was stricken
with paralysis three days ago, and was
brought here for medical aid.
Beautiful calling cards-four kings
and an ace.-Alta California. We'd raise
in Eureka on a straight flush, and
take down the pot without a club.
mond Hose Company witt be held to-
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of members is requested.
One load of Eureka Tunnel ore Of less
than seven tons sold yesterday at the
Eurek a Con. works for 1851 IA. This ore
is from the most recent development.
The bill introduced by Senator Foley,
preventing County Clerks and their depu-
ties and other county officers from acting
as Notaries Public, has been approved by
the Governor.
Senator Fair has the thanks Of the SEN
for a copy Of the Compendium Of the
Tenth Census OF the United States, ON
piled pursuant to an Act Of Congress, ap-
proved Aug. 7, 1882.
M. ). Franklin leaves Tuesday morn.
ing for San Francisco to purchase his
stock of dry goods. Persons hay
ing orders to send to the city can leave
them at the store tomorrow.
Reno Gazette: The condition Of J. g.
the veteran editor, remains un-
changed. His recovery is considered very |
doubtful. All that loving hands can do to
alleviate his suffering is being done.
A very important strike was made a
days since in the Dead Broke mine
Prospect Mountain. At a depth Of
100 feet 8 feet of solid ore was devel-
oped, and it is said to be Of high grade.
Samuel Coombs has a goat ranch near
Carson and 10 goats, from the milk Of
which (the goats, not the ranch) he will
hereafter make cheese for the Capital folk.
any consumptives or delicate women
the milk to build up on they will be
furnished with that, too.
This afternoon, II the weather Is favor
able. Rev. G. W. James will bring out his
organ onto the Jackson House corner and
sing several jubilee and other sacred songs.
He may also deliver q short address on
some live topic. A collection will be taken
up for the benefit Of the church and Sun
day School.
This evening Rev. G. W. James will
give q special address to the young people
Of Eureka on the "Life Of Christ" A large
number Of magic lantern slides will be
and explained illustrative of scenes
in our Lords life. All are cordially in
vited to be present. A collection in aid
OF the Sunday school fund will be made.