Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-17
rLUE DUST.
Scraps from Ia Notebook of the
senttnei's Reporter.

SenttneHS RepoFter.
Girofe Girofla tonight.
The weather was clear and cold yester-
day.
Yesterday was payday at the Eureka
Tunnel.
Eureka Tunnel stock advanced a little
yesterday.
There are 26O miners working in the
Richmond mine.
The sleigh-riders have worn out all the
snow on Main street.
Alpha Lodge, No. /, A. o. U. w., meet
at 2 o'clock this evening.
Mr.. Walter B. Harrub Of Oakland ar
rived on Sunday evening.
The "mashers" were out in full force
at the opera last evening.
Mr.. John Tore returned last night from
q visit to Southern California.
M. NJ. johnson and family will leave on
Friday morning for California.
Hon. Thomas Wren returned last night
from an extended visit at the East.
The Ruby Hill stages will run at late
hours during the Oates performances.
Ben Stafford, principal owner Of the
Onondaga mine at Stafford, is reported
very i'll.
John e. Jones, President Of the Ruby
Hill Miners Union, is laid up with rheu-
matism.
Mr.. J. P. Edof, formerly OF the firm of
Reinhsrt 4 Co., arrived from Elko last
evening.
A large number OF turkeys were received
from the East yesterday by Berg and Jack
Godfrey.
Owing to the Oates performance the at
tendance at the rink was rather slim last
evening.
Mrs. L. G. Jones left for Sacramento
this morning on a protracted visit to her
relatives.
Monday morning at one
O'Clock, 6 degrees above zero; this morn
ing at 2 O'Clock, s above.
The Ruby Hill Union Guard Band will
return from their excursion this evening.
Their trip has been a grand success.
At IL O'Clock last night the condition OF
George Hill, sh OF by Dick Guiberson, was
about the same as it had been all day.
Rev. G. b. Crawford will hold divine
service at the Methodist Church, Ruby
Hill, this Tuesday evening, at 7:3e
o'clock.
Mr.. T. II. Oman, agent for Eureka, has
our thanks for a copy OF the Life and
Public Services Of General James A. Gar
field"
The health of Col. Thos. J. Taylor was
much improved yesterday and last even
ing. His physician now has hope Of his
recovery.
George Dell, an old resident of Ruby
Hill, intends visiting Butte, Montana,
with a view Of making it his permanent
residence.
Persons who have borrowed several vol
umes Of Chambers Encyclopedias from
this Office will confer a great favor by re-
turning them. .
Edward Howard and L. Hayward were
arrested by Officer Fitzmorris yesterday
afternoon for stealing a pair of shoes.
Hayward had the shoes when arrested.
The thieves in this community are not a
bit particular what they steal. During the
past few days four wire Summer doors have
been stolen from the residence Of Judge
Henry Rives.
Are we to have the playof "~Pocahontas''
and the next skating carnival on the same
evening? Both nave been announced
through our columns for Saturday even
ing, the 25th instant.
All the fire companies are requested TO
meet at their respective houses at IL o'clock
NJ. to-day, for the purpose OF attending the
funeral OF r. W. Guiberson. The funeral
will take place promptly at o'clock.
Among the delinquent taxpayers pub
lished in the SENTINEL a few days ago was
that OF NJ. l.. Causey. Mr.. Causey in
forms us that ii was a mistake; that he
paid his taxes at the proper time and has a
receipt.
Mr.. Frank Holmes and his brother, both
old Ruby Hill miners, left this morning
for Palisade, where they will visit for a
week, and then strike out for some new
mining camp. They both expect to re-
turn here in the spring.
Deputy Sheriff Shinn went to Winnie
mucca yesterday to arrest Billy Spinks.
against whom there are several charges OF
robbery. The officers are very confident
that they can convict him. He will be
brought here on this evenings train.