Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-12
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Sentinel's Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook Of the
sentineIs Reporter.
The Commissioner meet to-day to can.
vass the vote.
Hon. George W. Cassidy left this morn
ing for a weeks visit in California.
Mrs. Iabouchere and Mrs. Lapgtry are
said to have made up their quarrel.
DR.. j. H. Reece has been elected public
Administrator OF Lincoln county by a
big majority.
A shower OF rain or snowfall would be
a Godsend just now, as our streets have
become uncomfortably dusty.
The school law is to be enforced in sucb
a manner in Gridley, CAL, as to make bows
attend school or leave the town.
The election excitement has almost en-
tirely subsidized here, and business has re-
sumed its accustomed channels.
Jay Gould congrstulates Cleveland on
his election, and President Arthur follows
with a thanksgiving proclamation.
30 it turns out now, beyond a doubt,
that Pete Hopkins has been elected Sheriff
OF San Francisco. Hurrah for Pete
Ore thieves are becoming numerous in
Leadville. 1t is said that a mine on
Printer Boy Hill has been robbed of some
6 200.
Anxious wife-Doctor, my husband has
had o severe case of sunstroke; what would
you recommend? Doctor-Tell him to
sign the pledge.
N. Moser Of the Postofice bookstore left
this morning for San Francisco, where be
will purchase a supply of new novelties
III his line of business.
A Chicago woman's hair turned white in
a single hour. Her husband turned the
fiour-psn over her head. She insists that
she always WAS the Glover Of the family"
A French woman ia making money by
pulling teeth at Newark, N. j. Men flock
to her to have their worries pried out. as
they did TO female BARRIERS when they were
a novelty.
An exchange says that Cleveland has
never yet been in Washington. That's
true. But we understand that he intends
going there between now and the 4th of
March next.
There are already about 40 applicants
for the position of Postmaster in Eureka.
For the information of these applicants.
we will state that the present incumbent
has some two years yet to serve.
Hugh j. Muldoon will leave in a day or
two for Antelope District. 40 miles from
here, with a prospecting outfit. He goes
for the purpose of developing a mine
which he located several months ago.
Both Woodburn and Hawley are elected.
They are to be congratulated most heartily.
Their fight was an arduous one, u was
well managed .-Carson Tribune. In this
connection you forgot to mention the
sack"
T. ]. Read, Esq, expects to leave Eu-
reka on or about the 10th prox. for Butte
City, NJ. I. He will view the country
from that point, and proceed thence TO his
ranch in California. His successor, Frank
Robbins, will be fully read up in the sur
veys and workings Of the Eureka Con.
mine, and all his business finished before
he leaves.
The corner room in the Colonnade
building, corner of Clark and Monroe
streets, has temporarily been turned into
a fruit storehouse. Tom Walker Of Grass
Valley, who lived in Eureka for some time,
has sent his son Frank here with a fine lot
OF Spitzenbergs, Mountain Pippins, Bell
Flowers, and a variety Of other apples
from the foothill gardens Of California.
The fruit ia all of excellent flavor and in
splendid condition. and will no doubt find
a ready market.