Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-04
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Scraps from the Notebook Of the
Scmttnel's Reporter.

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Scnttnel's Reporter.
Carson Mint coinage for March $23S, 600
Candelaria is to have a money ordel
Postofice.
Pat. Holland made 5000 last week "sit.
ting on %stiffs."
The mills on the Carson are shipping
bullion to the Mint regularly.
Mountain Lodge No. 81, l.. o. O. F.,
meets at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
It is eight years since the hills around
Reno wore such a snowy jacket at this
season.
The children had q grand masquerade
in the Opera House at Carson Saturday
evening.
A white crow is on exhibition at Carson.
1t probably got caught out in the recent
snowstorm.
The Auditors quarterly report is pub
| lished on the second page OF this morn
ing's SENTINEL.
Old houses from Virginia are still be-
| ing shipped over the Carson and Colorado
road to Hawthorne.
Memorial day will be formally observed
in Carson. The h%eadstones Of deceased
comrades we're set Sunday.
1t showed continuously yesterday for Is
hours, which assures an abundance OF
grass and water for the Summer.
1t is reported that Eugene Pierce Of
Carson will be appointed the resident agent
of Wells, Fargo & Co. at that place.
The office Of Messrs. Baker & Wines was
the l~iveliest place in town yesterday. AL
bion miners were being paid off there.
The balance Of county bills allowed by
the Commissioners yesterday will be found
in our advertising columns this morning.
Albion ore will be reduced at the COM
pany's furnaces, at least, until all the
charcoal and wood ON hand are consumed.
The Odd Fellows ball advertisement
appears under the head OF "New To-day"
We will speak fully Of this matter at a
future time.
Up to half-past 10 o'clock yesterday
morning five inches Of snow had fallen
at Hamilton, and at that hour the snow
was still falling heavily.
Work was started in the Albion mine
yesterday afternoon with a small force OF
men, which will be judiciously increased
until they get under full Roadway again.
Messrs. Paxton & Co. kept their bank
D till a late hour last evening for the
accommodation of those persons who had
Albion checks which they wished cashed.
It is said that ex-senator Sharon will
come back to Nevada to reside, his health
requiring the change. If 80, he will be-
come, what he was not while in the Sem
ate, an actual resident OF Nevada.
Yesterday morning, at a little after l
O'Clock, the few stragglers on Main street
were startled at the sound Of a pistol shot
fired from or near the Courthouse corner.
Everybody rushed to the spot to secure
the supposed assassin, as well as to pick up
tho dead and wounded, but failed to find
either one or the other.
A. D. Haskell, the live insurance agent,
comes to the front this morning with an
insurance announcement. He represents
solid companies Of fire, life and accident,
and devotes his entire time to a general
insurance business. Ruby Killers and
miners should particularly remember Mr..
Haskell. Insure your life or property.
At a meeting Of tho young ladies last
night the various committees reported
splendid progress for the social and festi-
val tomorrow evening. The donations for
the lunch spread will be very fine and
liberal, and Col. Perry has promised a sup-
ply of his best lemonade. The number
Of tickets already sold insures a largo at
tendance.