Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-06
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs,
scraps from tte Notebook Of che
sensIneI's Reporter,

Senttnefs Reporter.
District Court Saturday morning.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 81 00k
The Grand Jury will meet at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
Gus Corenke left yesterday for a visit to
his former home in Wisconsin.
Hi Cole returned from Taylor Tuesday
night. He reports the town quiet.
1--WE god a derrible gold" was q com.
mon expression about town yesterday.
Our merchants have commenced re-
ceiving their new Spring stocks Of goods.
With it's new coat Of paint, the Jackson
House looms up as the handsomest build
ing in town.
The Reno Gazette says that there arc
| still about 1000 head of cattle left on the
| Truckee Meadows.
A new mining district was organized in
Humboldt county near Unionville last
week. known as spaulding.
Before the Fall elections the Carson Ap.
peal proposes to have every candidate In
the State eating Reno -four.
Charles Gibson, after a visit of three or
four weeks on the Base Range, left yester.
day for his home in New York City.
Correspondents are reminded that in
writing letters TO the SENTINEL for publi-
cation their names must accompany the
same.
The biggest things in Phoebe at the
present time are the newly born babies.
Nothing less that IL pounds. So says the
Record.
A full attendance il requested at the
meeting of the Eureka Star band this
evening, as there is important business to
be transacted.
The clothing merchants expect to do a
good business this Spring and Summer,
judging from the quantity OF goods they
are receiving daily.
The Journal understands that the Selby
Smelling Works will send a man up to
Reno in a few days to report upon the sd-
visibility OF establishing a branch OF
their works there.
Mrs. N. Mccartney adveriises in this
mornings SENTINEL that she has just re-
ceived from the East a large and elegant
variety Of millinery. Ladies will do we'll
TO examine her stock.
The benefit to be given Saturday even
ing in the Opera House to the Walsh
DEOtuoI6 pEUultbcu W DC l6ik6iy obtCuuO0s
The box Office was opened yesterday, and
many Of the best seats were snapped up at
once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Snetsinger we're sur
prised by a party Of friends last evening,
consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Andre,
VIM. Josnnes and wife. Mrs. Olsen, Miss
Maggie Olsen and W. J. Smith. 1t proved
a very enjoyable evening.
A blind preacher in Baltimore has
preached a sermon on 1.-THE Funeral OF
the Devil" He proved to his W salts.
faction that the party named is dead. II
so. 1t is time to administer on the estate
and close this thing out.
The Phoebe Record takes no stock In the
reported gold find some 40 miles west OF
Hike. that was mentioned in these col
umns several days ago. 1t says: 1.-The
Indian racket is getting too ancient. We
have lost confidence in it,"
Miss Lillian F. Smith. of Antelope Val.
ley, the " California Girl" champion rifle
shot OF the world. is shooting to crowded
houses in New York city at present. After
finishing in New York she goes to Staten
Island for four or five weeks.
From the following. clipped from the
Tribune. we should judge the re~ligionists
OF Carson are not OF the self-sacrificing
character: 1.-THE prayer meeting at the
Carson brewery was well attended last
evening and a new exhorter was added to
the institution. Everything goes well un.
til the hat is handed round and then all
exit"
Mrs. ]. G. Gruber, proprietress Of the
Union Hotel, Dayton, had considerable
trouble recently in getting a white cook.
She finally procured one from California
by paying his fare up. The skunk worked
one day and the next morning skipped out
without getting breakfast or saying a word.
Such white men as this are worse than
Cinnamon.