Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-05
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Scraps from the Notebook OF the
Sentiners Reporter.
Billy Davidson has sent for another 10:
Of valentines.
The weather of the past two days could
not be improved.
Only one passenger arrived by last even
ing's e. g. p. train.
The Supreme Court opened Thursday.
A full bench present.
Another day or two Of the fine weather
will spoil the sleighing.
Travel on the G. P. and e. & p. trains
is running exceedingly light.
The military Of the Comstock will pa
rade on W~ashington's birthday.
The postofice letter list will be found
in another column this morning.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL can be had at W.
J. Penrose's newsstand, Ruby Hill.
A number of ladies and children are
complaining of colds and sore throats.
The Board of County Commissioners
meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The Chinese will soon begin gathering
in chickens for their New Years festivities.
1t is probable that the Richmond Com
pany will shut down one Of their furnaces
this week.
The usual religious services will be held
in all the churches to-day, except the Pres
byterian.
d. o. Mills Jr. is engaged to Miss Ruth
Livingston, and New York expects q bril-
liant wedding.
The people OF Reno are taking steps to
purchase McClellan's portrait of Garfield
for the county.
The attendance at the Rink last evening
was the largest Of the season, except on
carnival nights.
The fine weather brought out a large
number of people on Main street yesterday
and last evening.
II Judge Rives arrives this evening, the
District Court will probably be convened
tomorrow morning.
Dan. Dunkel, a Ruby Hill urchin, yes
terday received a pretty bad cut on his
forehead at the Rink.
We learn that a force OF men will soon
be put to work in the Geddes q Bertrand
mine at Secret Canyon.
Eureka Con. shares sold yesterday at the
low price OF S12, and Eureka Tunnel
shares advanced to 81 60.
Should the present fine weather con-
tinue, a number Of new mining enter
prises will be set in motion.
Mr.. e. r. CARRIER, who has been quite i'll
with typhoid fever for the past week, was
reported better last evening.
Some specimens Of silver bearing ore
from Florence District, Nye County, are
On exhibition at the Jackson House.
As soon a. the weather will permit, we
are informed, q large force OF men will be
put to work on the e. & @. River Railroad.
b. T. Small, formerly manager OF the
Arlington House, Carson City, has taken
the management Of the Arcade House at
Reno.
There is plenty OF snow and good sleigh
ing from Ward, in White Pine County, to
within 20 miles Of Bristol, in Lincoln
County.
The tax from the proceeds OF our mines
for the quarter ending Dec. 81, 1881, as
reported by Assessor Wallace, amounts to
So, 1888.
A majority of the Crown Point and Bel
cher miners have been laid off for q few
days, pending repairs to the machinery OF
the mines.
ub DbUdIlLA III tn5 Duulbi bcA6 AAbDs
OF which we made mention yesterday, is
improving, with fattering prospects OF
making a big mine.
Miss A. M. Reed Of New Jersey, a grad
uate OF yasssr College. has been added to
the staff of teachers at Bishop Whitaker's
Reno School for Girls.
A private dispatch received from Ham,
ilton last evening states that Judge Rives
had adjourned Court there, and would
arrive at Eureka this evening.
Two checks lost-drawn In favor OF
James Conway. for $l24 each. Payment
has been stopped. A suitable reward will
be paid for their return to this office.
1t Is now doubted whether the United
States Surveyor Generals Office will be
removed to Reno at all. The distress
felt there Of this uncertainty Is said to
be intense.
The SENTINEL Is under obligations to
Officer Long for the Boston Herald. from
which an interesting sketch OF "Gdipus
Tyrannus" is obtained for our readers
this morning.
The Union Guard Band have arranged 8
splendid programme for their concert, and
q musical and social treat 10 in store for
those who attend 1t. The bands efforts
should receive substantial encouragement.
Sheriff Kyle yesterday arrested 9 China
man for selling whisky to an Indian. The
Chinaman was Immediately tried, con-
yicted and sentenced to Is days impris-
onment. The Judge ought to have given
him six months.
Part OF the box-sheet for the grand
promenade concert of the Union Guard
String Band will be at the Postofice book
store tomorrow and next day for the &C.
commodation of those who may wish to
secure reserved seats.
A Burleigh drill was set to work on the
twelfth level Of the Richmond mine yes.
terday. and two more will be put TO work
this week. The company intend doing a
large mount OF prospecting on the seventh,
eighth and twelfth levels Of the mine.