Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-21

Scraps from the Notebook of thu
s~emtimel's Reporter.
District Court meets ct 10 O'Clock thiI
morning.
Strawberries at 20 cents . basket In Sac
rsmento.
There are no more cases Of scarlet fever
in Carson.
It showed most Of yesterday, and the
weather was cold.
DR.. Bergman OF Reno has been sued fol-
$40, 900 for malpractice. =.
Song Of the Assessor: "List, list; oh,
list to the question, list"
Terra Gotta and crushed strawberry are
the leading colors this Spring.
Up to April IA from April l the North
ern Belle shipped $25, 1888 SO bullion.
The "Peek-a-Boo" advertisement Of the
Seaman Company 10 q very cute little pic
ture.
The Knights Of Pythias received several
| additions to the membership OF their Order
last evening.
The funeral Of Ralph Emerson takes
| place at l O'Clock this Afternoon from Min
| ers' Union Hall.
An exchange thinks Eureka !: going into
q declics on account Of the price OF calico
five cents per yard.
The Elko Lyceum are TO discuss the
resolution that six and four 70 ten. The
result will be photographed.
It costs $50 . car, or about three
| quarters OF q cent . pound to ship cattle
from Reno to San Francisco.
The second sitting OF the April term Of
the District Court will convene ct Hamil-
ton on Wednesday, the 28th inst.
The delinquent list OF the Ruby Hill
Tunnel 4 Mining Company will be found
under the head Of "New To-day"
The trial Of Huyck and Dunkin at Elko.
for whose defense Messrs. Baker d Wines
are engaged, was resumed yesterday.
The prospectors in the dry districts are
40 we'll pleased with snowstorm as ranchers
are with rain. II makes water for them.
At present rates our merchants find that
they can import . number Of articles
cheaper from New York than from San
francisco.
The Salt Lake Tribune says sthere is
nor genuine and solid prosperity in the
Territory than was ever known before in
its history.
Orders have been received ct Fort Hal
leck to break up the old fort and abandon
1t "a soon ~ the Government property can
be disposed OF.
A three legged jackass has been born
somewhere over in California.-Reno Ga
zette. That's nothing. Two-legged ones
are born everywhere.
The attendance upon Red Riding Hood
last night was not large, and the enter
tainment was marred by an accident in
using the colored lights.
In gentiemen's Spring hats the Derby
comes ia % usual with q slight variation
in crown and in the esthetic curl OF the
brim from "front to rear"
The Betty O'Neal mine at Lewis was
attached on Wednesday for $4,000. the
principal creditors being Frank Mattss
and the miners and mill hands.
The feature OF last evenings perform
ance (Red Riding Hood was the part
taken by Miss Lewis with her two "dapple
ponies" little Miss Molinelli and little
Miss Miller.
The gentlemen who arrived from the
East recently. on business connected with
the Whalen Con-, visited the mine Thurs
day. and expressed themselves pleased
with the outlook.
Austin Democrat: The Austinites take
great interest In the baseball match be-
tween the Juniors and the Eureka club. 1t
10 unnecessary to add that our people 60
their pile on the Juniors.
A large depot and eating house 10 being
erected ct Pocatello. Idaho, 70 Accommo-
date travel over the Oregon Short Line
and Utah 4 Northern. that being the
crossing Of the v roads.
A number Of persons who are interested
in Pinto Mining District will 60 out to
Silverado Tuesday TO attend the election
Of . Mining Recorder, which will be held
81 the Office OF the Rescus mine.
During the recent spell Of chilly and
disagreeabls weather . number Of chill
dren In town have been seized with . sort
OF i~n6usnss, which seems 10 be neither
bronchitis nor Group, but . combination
Of both.
II looks now ~ though W will have
Strawberries In abundance about the time
Il gets warm enough 70 relish them. It's
an III wind that blows nobody good. but Il
ID moi the fruit dealers who express that
sentiment this time.
Tuesday trains on the Oregon Short
Line commenced delivering passengers at
the new termtuua on the Wood River
Branch, "a miles north Of Shoshoue. This
will shorten the stage ride that much, and
shorten the tina 70 Bellevue and HALEY
about IL hours.
It Il ordinarily the ease that bank de-
posits In . mining camp diminish In pro-
portion - the population diminishss. An
exception 10 this rule prevails In Eureka.
Although . good many persons have left
town, va are informed by the bankers
that their deposits are larger than usual.
A good mother Of Eureka was much per-
picked on returning from . trip down
town TO ind that her youngest hopeful had
gone into the bedroom and made herself .
prisoner BY turning the latches on al the
doors. Mamma was Ia despair. while not
being able to do more than 10 watch her
offspring through . window and observe
h5r making . meal upon . boz Of quinine
pills. A carpenter happened 10 pass by
whom her agony vas 1t its climax and re-
iisved her BY taking the lock Oh one Of the
bedroom doors. Grand wind-up--mamma
weeping and baby being spanked.