Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-28

Scraps from the Notebook Of the
sentfneTs Reporter.

Attend the Carnival tonight.
Travel on the Central Pacific Railroad is
unusually light.
There was no criminal business in the
Justice Court yesterday.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL will be published
at 8 O'Clock this afternoon.
Capt. John Z. Platter left this morning
for a visit to San Francisco.
Secure your tickets to-day for the grand
skating carnival this evening.
Wood River will get a goodly number Of
Eurekans early in the Spring.
The Bodie Free Press says sporting mat
ters are very quiet in hat burg.
The weather yesterday was clear and
just warm enough to be pleasant.
Mr.. Joe Boos requests us to state that he
is not q member Of the "601" %organiza-
ton.
Senator Fair and Congressman Cassidy
have our thanks for numerous public docu-
ments.
Mr.. Herman Brisacher and his newly
welded wife arrived from California last
evening.
The skating carnival prizes may be seen
u thC JonClly bthDlldhhACAbo Va
and Steler.
Mr.. F. A. Trittle of Nevada has been
nominated by the President as Governor
Of Arizona.
The supply Of charcoal being so large, a
number Of the haulers are turning out
their teams.
Travel between Ruby Hill and Eureka
has not been very brisk during the recent
cold weather.
The New England dinner at the Metho-
dist Church yesterday afternoon was a
grand success.
There is a probability that "Pocabon-
tas" will be given IN Ruby Hill next We'd
nesday evening.
White fish are to be placed in Lake Big
Ter and Bonner Lake. The Fish Commits
sioners of California have it in hand.
Letters received here from Butte, Mon
tana, has dampened the ardor Of a num-
Der Of our miners who had intended going
there.
Under Sheriff Jim Mason is still nursing
his pet foot, which is sorely afflicted with
rheumatism, and not govt as has been re-
ported.
Sheriff Kyle returned yesterday from a
trip down in the Fish Creek country. He
reports the roads in good condition and
little snow.
The numerous friends OF Col. Tom TaY-
lor will be pleased to learn that he is now
rapidly recovering from his severe attack
of pneumonia.
During 1881 % divorces we're granted in
Storey County. The cause in nine cases
was extreme cruelty, in eight desertion, in
three adultery, and in WI failure to pro-
vide.
Colonel Monroe, Superintendent of the
Columbia Mining Company, informs us
that all bills against his Company will be
paid on the first Of each month at their
office, Kinds store, North Main street.
Mr.. Peter Breen, President OF the Eureka
Land League, last evening received the fol-
lowing telegram: "You may expect Mr..
O'Connor at the end of February. Will
give you ample notice by letter. 7. Flana-
gan"
One Of the features Of the masquerade
tonight will be the "Pirstes Chorus !"
from Balfe's opera Of the Enchantress, "
/ which will be given by the Pirates from
the center Of the Rink and Immediately
preceding the Grand Glide.
The owners Of mining claims on the
west side Of Prospect Mountain and in the
vicinity Of the Prospect Mountain Tunnel,
are requested to meet at the County Clerks
| office at A O'Clock this afternoon, for the
purpose OF consolidating certain proper
ties.
For the first time this Winter, says the
Reno Gazette Of the 25th, the snow-plows
were out yesterday and the night before.
They run from Truckee to Alta. There is
two feet OF new snow at Truckee, four at
Summit and three at Cisco. 1t extends to
Gold Run.