Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-24

Scraps from the Notebook of the
senfiners Reporter.

the East.
Mrs. Julia Brown has been quite Ill for
several days.
ALI the water pipes about the Court
house are frozen up.
Alpha Lodge No. 1, A. o. U. W., meets
at 7 o'clock this evening.
The expenses about the Richmond works
have been greatly reduced.
Governor Stanford will return from the
East in three or four weeks.
The warm weather Of yesterday caused
the streets to be quite sloppy.
Professor Eimbeck. Of the Geodetic Sur
| vey, left this morning for Salt Lake.
Hon. Thomas Robinson and wife re-
turned last night from an Eastern visit.
T. M. Healey addressed an immense au-
dience at Gilroy on the night OF the 10th.
Don't forget that Brother Smiths dance
takes place this evening. twill be q bangor.
Mrs. Thomas Haley and children re-
| turned last evening from q visit TO Califor-
mia.
Dolph Shane OF Carson has gone to the
Arkansas Hot Springs for medical treat
ment.
Mr.. J. G. Bothin, formerly OF Eureka,
passed Palisade on Sunday on his way to
England.
Only a weekly mail will hereafter be run
from Hamilton to Cherry Greek. This is
outrageous.
The attendance at the Rink was very
large last night. The skating will be fine
this morning.
Judge Mesick and r. v. Dick Dey are
at Tombstone, Arizona, engaged on an i'm
portant law case.
Apply to P. N. Hansen for the contract
to extend the Secret Canyon Tunnel 200
feet. See advertisement.
Mrs. Jones, an old lady 10 years OF age,
| slipped on the ice in Geld Hill Saturday
and sustained serious injuries.
Mr.. NJ. B. Bartlett will go to San Fran
cisco in a day or two for the purpose Of in
creasing his stock Of wines, glassware, etc.
Col. Tom. Taylor, who has been laid up
with pneumonia for the past two weeks, is
now considered in a fair way OF recovery.
"well," said An Irish attorney. 'if it
| PLACE the Court, If / am wrong in this. |
have another point that is equally con-
elusive"
Silk handkerchiefs OF sunflower hue and
worn tied about the neck is the proper
caper for young women who are esthetic
and /" too too"
The Office formerly occupied by Wells,
Fargo & Co., on Main street, is being very
tastefully fitted up for Jake COINS cloth
ing establishment.
The Methodist University Of Boston has
come into possession OF 81. 600 900, be-
| queathed it by Isaac Rich, the fish mer-
chant, 10 years ago.
The water in the pipes leading to the
International Hotel. Virginia. are frozen
and great difficulty is being encountered to
put things in order.
It ia currently reported that Mr.. NJ. D.
Foley has declared himself a candidate for
State Senator on the Republican ticket ct
the ensuing election.
A contract will be let to sink the FL
dorado incline las feet below the present
lower level. For particulars apply to
Superintendent E. N. Robinson.
The Savage pump il running right along.
| and the big hydraulic pump at the Chollar-
| Norcross-Savage shaft is doing fine work;
Ia taking all the water sent to it.
The Centennial Guard social will take
| place this evening at Miners Union Hall,
In honor OF Lieut.. George Dell. who is
about 70 take his departure for Montana.
Two frame houses on Buel street. next
TO Williams brick house. in the rear Of
| the old international Hotel, are offered
for sale. For particulars apply on the
premises.
Billy Spinks was yesterday tried and
convicted Of stealing Mrs. Cazeaux's opera
glasses. He was sentenced to Is days i'm
I e~sz0Ewnank - GnA ~ &S0 HA ahnaa
the former and is in Jail.
The Occidental has been opened and II
now in full blast. The wines, liquors and
cigars are the best in the market, and the
lunches set daily can not be excelled.
Drop in and sample the institution.
After a residence OF Is days in the
cooler Bodie Jake vas yesterday turned
loose upon the community. This girl
should be sent away from here. as q few
days imprisonment have no terrors for her.
Sunday evening, at the Albion mine,
Jimmy Hall. who was working about the
| engine, accidentally had the forefnger OF
his right hand nearly taken of by the ma
chinery. DR.. Thoma afterwards ampu-
tated 1t.
The Misses Boston. Emile and Rebecca.
daughters Of Mr.. Boston OF Ruby Hill, ar
| rived from the East on Duuuaf cfeAiluS.
The young ladies are accomplished and
will be quite an addition TO the society OF
our ~neighbors.
The ladies Of the Methodist Church met
yesterday and decided to have . public
| dinner on Friday next in the Methodist
Church. They will meet again at ! o'clock
Wednesday. in the pastors study, to COM
| plete arrangements, Of which further mo-
| tice will be given.
The offertory solo by Miss Minnie Grit
I'm, Nearer My God to Thee" at the
Episcopal Church on Sunday evening, was
a rare vocal treat. The young lady was
in splendid voice, and gave to the sacred
| melody a freshness and beauty that lifted
the souls OF the congregation to a higher
and purer sphere. II is TO be hoped that
she may be heard again.
Superintendent Read OF the Eureka Con-
writing TO the San Francisco Office says:
There are no special changes In affairs Of
the mine TO report this week. Drift west
on the sixth level 10 running through very
favorable ground for ore. Drift west on
tenth level continues in lime with spots OF
galena ore. Furnace Is running and pro-
ducing the usual quantity Of bullion.