Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-12-05
LOCAL JOrs.
Scraps from the Notebook Of she
sentineps Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook Of tle
sentlnePs Reporter.
The DELIGHTFULLY."- mild weather continues.
The Lyceum band has learned o new
piece.
O. j. Salisbury returned yesterday to
Salt Lake.
There is q rumor that scarlet fever has
made its appearance In Carson.
A number of our people are expected
home from California on to-day's train.
The word g moonshiner - was originally
"moonshunner," the Tennesseeans say.
Berg has just received a large lot OF
dressed fat corn-fed turkeys and chickens.
The mining stock sales are growing less
| every week. The market is decidedly DOR
mant.
Great interest is manifested by many of
orr people in the result Of the English
elections.
Another young couple Ia town Ia billed
for the matrimonial state next Tuesday
evening.
The Tacoma mine, one of the Ruby-Dun-
derberg properties, is shipping ore TO the
Richmond works.
Any one having q good pair Of lace or
damask curtains for sale cheap leave word
at SENTINEL Office.
There will be a called communication Of
Eureka lodge No. 16, F. and A. M, this
evening at 7 o'clock.
Miss Sarah Grier, daughter OF j. W.
Grier, deceased. has been appointed Post
mistress at Silver City.
Internal Revenue Collector Skillman
left Yesterday for Salt Lake on business in
connection with bis Office.
Baily end Hammopd's compilation OF
the General Laws Of Nevada will be issued
about the 25th Of January.
Billy Mayor says that any one hunting
q game of progressive pedro can always be
accommodated at his saloon.
The telegraph lines East are down again.
Consequently, our eastern and foreign
news this morning is meager.
Two progressive euchre parties in town
are talked of-one for about the 18th and
the other during the holidays.
From 10 O'Clock this morning tickets for
the "Rosedale" performance can be had
at the box Office OF the Opera Honse.
About 1000 tons per day is the regu-
lar ore yield Of the Comstock, nearly all
low grade ore from the upper levels.
When a number OF them are wound up.
Smith d Moser's mechanical toys afford as
much amusement for the old as for the
young folks.
The Congress which was elected last No.
vember, and which began its legal exest-
ence on the 4th OF last March. will meet
for the first time on Monday.
The Times Review says the Postofice at
Good Hope and the mail route to that
place will be abolished after the 10th Of
shis month, by order Of the Department at
Washington.
Copper is looking up. Ii has taken
quite a jump in the London market, reach
last quotation is f44. This is cheering
news for Butte.
Invitations are out for a grand fancy
dress ball to be given this evening by Miss
frankie Howard at the Lyceum Theater
Ladies may attend in mask or without
mask. Music by the full Lyceum orchestra.
Arizona ia in q ferment over the
Apaches. The bloody garments Of muir
dered whites are passed around the Terri
tory to infame the people, and we think
Geronimo would have Il hard time placing
insurance on his life just at this time.
At the Hard Times parties being given
in Virginia City this Winter gentlemen
appear in check shirts and modest, shabby
genteel apparel. and the ladies in ~calicos
and similar cheap goods. Those attend
ing in broadcloth and silk look awkward
aud out OF place.
Battle Mountain Central Nevadan: II.
G. Morgan shipped IN the Goth OF last
month from the Pittsburgh Consolidated
gold bullion valued at $4,000. On the
same date B. E, Wilson shipped from
Galens gold bullion TO the value OF $4,000.
A couple OF the attaches Of our tow con-
cert halls we're married Thursday evening"
Isaac j. Willis. better known as Ike Levan-
thai, and Miss Mary M. Merino, known
generally as Tillie Sherman. Judge Har-
mon tied the knot, after which the couple
were roundly charivaried at the residence
OF the bride.