Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-10

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SentinePs Reporter.
The "Jollities " tonight.
Mr.. James Mckinney arrived from TEN
Pahute.
Major Dennis is rusticating in San
Francisco.
Gen. P. E. Conner left for Salt Lake
this morning.
Mr.. r. z. Hammell OF Humboldt Wells
is on the Range.
Miss Clara Jean Walters will arrive here
Thursday night.
Alpha Lodge No. 1, A. o. U. W., meet
this evening at Z o'clock.
Reserve your seats for the "Jollities ;
performance this evening.
Mr.. John s. Capron returned Sunday
evening from San Francisco.
Michael Burns yesterday declared his in
tention of becoming a citizen.
The citizens OF Ruby Hill are complain
ing Of the depredations of petty thieves.
The total bullion yield of Arizona for 1881
is Sl2, 600, 900 as against 81, 000, 900 for 1880.
j. L. Wines, Esq, returned last even
ing from a professional visit at Tuscarora.
The funeral of Jesse Mendes' young
daughter takes place at / o'clock this after
noon.
Hall McAllister intends putting up a
$4,000 residence on the property recently
purchased by him in San Rafael.
Ed. Seitz, ex-Sherif Of Elko County, is
engaged in business at Lewis as searcher
of records, general collector, etc.
The Ruby Hill stage will be run for the
accommodation OF those who wish to at
tend the oddities" this evening.
Lieutenant-G Governor Adams is besieged
by applicants for the Commissionership
made vacant by the death Of Hon. Israel
Crawford.
The Rink yesterday morning and last
night was in splendid condition for skat-
ing, and the skaters did no neglect the
opportunity.
The regular annual meeting Of Albion
stockholders takes place at / O'Clock to-
morrow, at the Office Of the company in
San Francisco.
The school on the Richmond Side Of
Ruby Hill was started up for the term yes
terday-Mr. A. f. Kaye and Miss Mac
Laughlin teachers.
The Ruby Hill school opened yesterday,
Mr.. Scanland in charge, assisted by Miss
Frank and Mrs. Hedley, there being 10l
pupils in attendance.
A little sparring exhibition, between two
Welshmen, occurred Sunday afternoon on
South Main street. Neither OF the COM
batants was much hurt.
At the Sherif's Office may be seen a
number Of oddities taken from petty lar
cenists. The articles are there awaiting
ownership and as evidence against the
thieves.
All the dry goods and clothing stores
were closed on Sunday. This is a move in
the right direction, and we sincerely hope
il will be continued. No one will be the
loser by it.
The theater-goers universally express
satisfaction with the performance OF the
"Jollities " last evening. 1t is entirely a
new business and a side-splitting farce
from beginning to end.
Divine service this evening at the
Methodist Church, Ruby Hill, by the Rev.
G.. b. Crawford. Rev. Mr.. Kicker has
kindly offered Mr.. Crawford the use OF his
church every Tuesday evening.
The SENTINEL is informed by a gentle
man just in from Elko that the firm Of
Reinhart d Co. has been dissolved, ]. P.
Edoff retiring therefrom and Benjamin
Reinhart continuing in the business.
Representative Roseorans has intro
duced a bill to provide for the purchase Of
a site for the much needed new building
In San Francisco for the P~ostdfice, Gus
tom-house and other national offices.
George Comes Variety Saloon in the
basement Of Whitton's brick, on the north
east corner Of Main and Clark streets, is
one OF the most snug and comfortable re-
treats in town during the present cold snap.
j. NJ. scanland, formerly the Washing
ton correspondent Of the Salt Lake Tri-
bune, and who has also done some news
paper work in Nevada, is now editing the
West Denver Truth, q newsy little evening
journal.
II. r. Whitehill, ex-State Mineralogist
Of Nevada. and John A. Savage, formerly
Assemblyman from Elko, have been ad-
mitted TO practice in the Courts OF Mon
tana oil presentation OF their certificates
from this State.
The menu for the banquet given by Mrs.
Mark Hopkins in San Francisco in honor
Of Lord Beaumont, sans accent and Grip
pied in spelling as it appears in the Stock
Exchange, compares favorably with some
OF our local bills Of fare.
The coolest night OF the season was on
Sunday. At midnight the thermometer on
the south side Of the SENTINEL building
indicated a temperature OF s 4 degrees above
zero, which was four degrees colder than
had been marked before during any night
this Winter.
Superintendent Reed, Of the Eureka
Con writna m tho Gan Erapciecn nfina ma
follows: No special change in the affairs
OF the mine this week. The tenth level
drift still continues in favorable ground.
Have finished putting the iron on the
LOGAN shaft building, and the gallows
frame is about completed. The furnace Is
running and producing as usual.