Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-08

Scraps from the Notebook OF the
sentinePs Reporter.
The sleighing is splendid.

The s~leighing is splendid.
"Jollities" tomorrow night.
The Legislature Of Utah meets to-mor-
row
At present there is lot one old reliable
in the cooler.
A strike is reported in the Daisy mine
at Mineral Hill.
sleighriding parties were out till q late
hour last night.
A gold fob chain has been left at this
Office for the owner.
The Union Guard Band will be down
this evening in full force.
Gen. p. L. Conner will leave for Salt
Lake on Tuesday morning.
Hank Donnelly and Hank Smith are in
lnyo County, California, examining mines.
The public schools Of Ruby Hill COM
mence the Winter term tomorrow morn
ing.
Owing to the frequent changes in the
weather many are suffering with colds and
coughs.
The Richmond Hose Company hold an
important business meeting tomorrow
evening.
The usual religious services will be held
in all the churches to-day, except the Pres
byterian.
The superintendent OF State school
moneys will be made promptly on the
10th instant.
Col. II. H. Taylor has returned to Vir-
ginia City from his wanderings and is
happy again.
For the first week in the new year the
Sheriff's officers have done q fine business
in the criminal line.
Miles Finlan, the irrepressible, kicked
up another rumpus in Virginia Thursday
night at a faro table.
The County Commissioners yesterday
transferred $500 from the General to the
Current Expense Fund.
Il. r. Jewell, Constable at Palisade, has
resigned, and G.. p. Rugg has been APP
pointed to fill the vacancy.
The Board Of Pardons meet tomorrow.
Some persons will be made happy and
others greatly disappointed.
Twenty converts to the Baptist creed
will be immersed at Reno to-day. A good
season for such q ceremony.
The money order business at the Post
CfNNN A0' ~ ph a tHS
commencement OF the new year.
Mrs. M. Butler, who has been visiting
her sons here for the past six months, left
for California yesterday morning.
The crowded sleighs from Ruby Hill
yesterday indicates that the people up
there intend taking advantage OF the pres
ent snow.
The sleigh riders p~atronized Sweeney's
elegant turnouts very extensively yester-
day, and he will probably do a better bust
ness to-day.
A new and extensive Wholesale liquor
establishment is soon to be opened in
Dunkel's building, at the corner Of Main
and Clark streets.
Warrants on the redemption fund of
Humboldt County, drawing ten per cent
interest per annum, are sought for by
moneyed men at par.
Upton Post, G.. A. r., meets tonight,
when the officers for the ensuing year,
elected in December, will be installed by
the retiring Commander.
San Francisco papers are predicting a
boom in the stock market shortly, not
withstanding the fact that there is very
little speculation going on at present.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL was issued yes
terday afternoon. 1t is an excellent num-
Der to send to friends in the East. Copies
in wrappers for mailing can be had at this
Office.
Mr.. s. T. Jack, agent Of the Alice Oates
troupe, is expected to arrive here this
evening, for the purpose OF arranging for
their appearance here one week from to-
morrow.
THE Eaknx1~tan - tha Efh SAVE that M
clue has yet been obtained to the mystery
OF the murder Of the Pollocks. at the toll
house in Six-mile Canyon, on the 2sth Of
December.
The County Commissioners yesterday
County Superintendent Scanland
to sign a warrant in favor Of schoolmaster
II. NJ. White. for services rendered in the
Public School.
W. ]. Penrose. Deputy Sheriff OF Ruby
Hill, will go on the trip Of the Union
Guard Baud, and during his absence Mr..
Sam Reynolds will attend to the duties OF
the Office for him.
General Hazen, in his Postofice report,
notes that not one obscene book has been
at the Dead Letter ONCE the past
year. and to find an indecent photograph
is OF rare occurrence.
Two more vags, James Murphy and
Tommy dear" were found dreaming the
happy hours away by a saloon stove yes,
terday between the bewitching hours of 8
and 10 A. NJ. They were taken up gently
and stowed away with care.
Masters Joline Butler, Barney Clark,
Frank Johnson and Thomas Heales, who
have been spending a very pleasant vaea-
ton here with their parents and friends,
danarfad vaatarday rnnrpip0 for tina Nali-