Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-02

scraps from b Notebook OF the
SeMtineHs Ren0rter.

The Plumhoff benefit this evening will
be a musical treat.
Ruby Valley is sending to this market a
large amount OF hay.
Read Steler's new local. telling all about
his holiday presents.
The second session Of the Forty.eiphth
Congress convened yesterday.
The wood dealers are the fellows gather
ing in the shekels just now.
Base Range Council No. Q, I. O. G. f..
meets this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Several pieces Of real estate were sold
during the past week, bringing fair prices.
Don't fail to secure your seats at the
| Opera House for Plumhoff's benefit this
evening.
Supt. Robbins says the furnaces at the
Eureka Con. will be started up the last Of
| this week.
Billy Salttery has reopened the Oriental
saloon and will be pleased to see all his
friends there.
Butte, M. t., is building up more
rapidly han any mining city in the
United States.
This Index says nearly every "kid" in
Carson is a candidate for Page at the SOM
ing Legislature.
Down at Capron's drug store they have
an elegant assortment of Christmas and
New years cards.
Maurice Hartnett has just completed the
assessment work on the. Ganges mine on
Prospect Mountain.
Hon. Joseph Williams and wife are
visiting on the Range. They expect to
return home tomorrow.
The largest wool-grower in Ohio is q
| colored man who has 20 children. He
raises black wool exclusively.
The Eureka Con. pay-dsys will be as fol-
lows: Furnacemen on the Sd. miners on
the 9TH, and town bills on the 9th.
From a private letter received from
Butte, NJ. T., we learn that Scotty
Stewards outfit had just arrived there.
Senator Voorhees, AYERS that the story of
disagreement between Cleveland and Hen
bricks is ''hogwash" Of the lowest sort.
The engineers working for the Richmond
Company were yesterday notified Of a
reduction in their wages Of from Sc to S.
per day.
TheCounty Commissioners had q very
lengthy session yesterday. A list OF the
bills passed will be found in our advertis-
ing columns.
The Smoky mill at Hamilton. after max
ing a very successful run, and turning out
over S100, 900 in bullion. has shut down
for the Winter.
The weekly Republican Press made its
first appearance OF Sunday. It is in
tensely Republican. 1t is well gotten up,
and very newsy.
The Paradise Valley Mining Company's
mill, on Martin Greek, was burned last
Thursday. The mill cost over $50 900;
insured for 500, coo.
A strike OF considerable importance has
just been made in the Dugout min on
Prospect Mountain. The owners are Mike
Lyons and Paddy Keefe.
Our business men complain that the
times are dull. The reason is that they
do not advertise and let the people know
what they have for sale.
Several OF our citizens contemplate tax
ing a trip to Montana shortly with q view Il
q permanent settlement. Butte City an(
Helena seem TO be the objective points.
Notice Of motion for a new trial in thu
case Of Geo. Young va. Brehe has been filed
This case was recently tried in Hamilton
I: resulting in a verdict for the plaintiff o
81, 372 besides costs.
The regular monthly meeting OF thu
| Hooks & Knicks Fire Company will b.
held this evening. Important business
will be transacted. and all members ar
requested to be in attendance.
1t was reported on the streets yesterday
that NJ. Roberts, who used to run Q pack
train here, and who left overland for Mon
tana several weeks ago, had died on tn
way. Heart disease was the cause OF death
The Albion Richmond motion for q new
trial will come up in the District Cour'
Friday morning at 10 o'clock. The Albior
Company yesterday served several countel
afidavits in reply to those recently hled pl
the Richmond Company.
John Poindexter, who has filled thu
position of night foreman at the Eurek'
Con. furnaces for years, left yesterday
morning on a pleasure trip to extend ovel
several months. He will first take II
Butte City, where he will remain a shor
time, and then proceed to New Orleans u
take in the Worlds Fair, and finally to hi
old home in Texas, where he will larry foi
some time before returning to the Bas'
Range.