Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-07

Scraps from the Notebook Of tn,
sentiners Reporter.


Scraps from the Notebook of tine
~sentIners Reporter.
Judge Rives returned homo Sunday
evening.
One degree below zero at q o'clock this
morning.
Eureka has had a month OF very fine
sleighing.
Mrs. Geo. W. Baker was reported sick
yesterday.
Mr.. Otto Boetzel is reported i'll with
pneumonia.
The Centennial Guard hold q meeting
this evening.
Mr.. t. J. Reeds new map will arrive
here shortly.
District Court will meet at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
Snow fell yesterday morning to a depth
OF five inches.
Everybody who could afford it was out
sleighing yesterday.
The cheapest sleigh ride is TO go to the
Hill and back for ST..
Mr.. James B. Singleton is undergoing
siege Of the shingles"
The Occidental Saloon sets a fine hot
lunch every day at IL o'clock.
The Hooks q Knicks hold their regular
monthly meeting this evening.
The Richmond Company closed down
n OF their furnaces on Sunday.
Mrs. John E. Platter left this morning
for a months visit in California.
Eureka Con. shares are selling at $40.
This is a good time to buy them.
Manager Probert and Hon. Thos. Wren
left for San Francisco this morning.
The snow on the west side Of Prospect
Mountain is two and q half feet deep.
Col. G.. Collier Robbins, one of Eureka's
pioneers, arrived from the East last night.
Mr.. E. R. CARRIER. who is still quite ill,
was reported q little better late last even
ing.
Assessor Wallace has an important notice
In another column to those owing q bullion
tax.
Mr.. p. R. Cox will preside at the organ
at the Union Guard Concert on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. ]. p. Hixson, who has been spend
ing a week In Eureka, left this morning
for Elko.
Notwithstanding the deep snow yester-
day, the adde's turned out in force at tn q
Skating Rink.
The Centennial Guard hold an election
this evening. A full attendance of mem
bers is requested.
Alpha Lodge No. /, A. o. U. W., meet
at 7 o'clock this evening. s~oiourning
brethren are invited to attend.
NJ ID Gall " So,
the Shingles" was able to be on the
street a few moments yesterday.
Tit Eureka Con. has steam up at the
new shaft, and the diamond drill will
commence cutting on the sixth station
tomorrow.
Mrs. II. P. Mcdaniel will leave on
Thursday morning for Butte City, Mon
tana. where she will make her future
residence.
The box-sheet for the Union Guard Con-
cert Is now open at Davidsen's newsstand,
Eureka, and at Penrose's newsstand, on
Ruby Hill.
Mr.. FL. Mette's birthday occurs next
Wednesday, and he will give a grand party
to his numerous friends, ct Miners Union
Hall that evening.
Mr.. II. w. Brooks returned from New
York on Sunday evening. We learn that
he was successful in selling some mining
property during his absence in the East.
1t is reported in San Francisco that ].
W. MAckay will arrive In San Francisco
before the month Is out. No advices TO
that effect have been received at Virginia
City.
The Carson Tribune says Gravel, rich
with UniA has haan d{aNnvarnT In a ravtoa
not ten miles from Carson City. The re-
suit Of banning put Of q -four sack full Is
over 81.
The Ruby Hill stage will make special
trips Thursday evening for the
dation Of those who desire to attend the
concert and ball Of the Union Guard
Band.
The Grammar Department OF the public
school opened yesterday with Mr.. George
Reek az Principal and Mrs. Marsden AZ
assistant. The attendance Of scholars was
quite large.
Mr.. N. Wescoatt, who has for several
years been assistant superintendent OF the
Richmond Company's mines, and more re-
'cently Superintendent, yesterday resigned
the position. We did not learn the cause.
Superintendent Read Of the Eureka
Con-, in his weekly letter to the Secretary,
says: No change in the affairs Of the mine
worthy Of special mention. The furnace
is running and producing the usual guam
tity OF bullion.
Jake Cohn opens out in his new establish
ment this morning with an elegant stock
OF gents clothing and furnishing goods.
He says they cannot be surpassed for
quality or cheapness in this burg. His
entire stock is new.
The Ruby Hill News says a draft OF 60
men will be made in the Richmond mine.
We think the News il mistaken. As we
understand 1t a certain number OF men
will be taken from n portion Of the
mine and put to work in another, but
there will be no draft Of men.