Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-21
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Scraps from the Notebook Of She
sentiners Reporter.
w. O. Mills Jr. left this morning for San
Francisco.
Mountain Lodge No. 81, I. 0. o. F.,
meets at 7:30 O'Clock this evening.
Tickets for the iremen's ball to-mor-
row night can be had at the Opera House.
M, Roberts has a large amour of first
class mahogany wood for sale on Ruby
Hill.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL is q good paper
to send to your friends in the East and in
Europe.
Girls are more courageous than men.
They are ready to match with a fellow
twice their size.
The public school at HALEY, Wood River,
has been closed on account OF o lack OF the
'sinews of war;"
Owing to the fine weather, probably,
there was unusual business activity on
Main street yesterday.
Some of the bills recently passed by the
Legislature will probably not receive the
Governors signature.
We learn that one of our county officials
lost 81, 200 in less than two hours at Car
son a few evenings since.
DR.. J. B. Keen will sell a full line Of
household goods and a lot Of canary birds
on Saturday next at l o'clock.
The thermometer ranged as high as 45
degrees yesterday, and the snow melted
very rapidly wherever the sun struck it.
There will be no Lenten services in the
Episcopal Church to-day, owing to the
continued illness of Rev. G. b. Crawford.
Eleven hundred shares of Eureka Tun-
mel stock sold yesterday at 70 and rs cents.
We consider this a low price for the stock.
The snow and ice about town is rapidly
making its disappearance, and the big
ditch is catching the water from all direc-
tions.
The SENTINEL returns thanks to Gov.
F. A. Tritle of Arizona for his message
delivered to the twelfth Legislative AS
sembly.
The Dan. High Ranch, situated on Pinto
Greek, is for lease or sale on reasonable
terms. See advertisement under "New
To-day"
The four runaway boys, of whom we
made mention yesterday, returned home
the same night, greatly disguised with
themselves.
The unanimity with which the press of
this country pronounces young Gebhardta
glowing ass, shows that newspapers can
agree at times.
From the indications there will be no
tariff legislation on the part of the present
Congress, as there is not time in which to
perfect % bill.
The New York Herald says a defunct
mining camp-meaning the State OF Ne
vada-is now represented in the Senate Of
the United States by two Senators.
The per diem of the Montana legislators
having been reduced to 81, it is proposed
to introduce a bill defining and limiting
the rates of board at Helena hotels.
Should the fine weather continue a few
days longer, OUT people will commence
trimming their shrubbery and planting
flower seeds, and fixing up generally for
Spring.
Is it not a little curious that when a
young man is bent on seeing the world he
labors under the hallucination that he can
see it better after dark than during the
daytime?
A committee of the Hooks & Knicks.
was about town yesterday selling tickets
lOT tHelT Dali ou thursday eNeuluS. we
are gratified to state that they were very
successful.
DR.. Thoma returned last night from
Hamilton, where he went to visit ex-
Sheriff Raum, whom he left in a very COM
Portable condition, and thinks he will, pull
through all right.
1t does not follow that a girl has entire.
ly finished her education because she has,
as one said recently, been through school
and ciphered clear from simple ambition
to chemical fractures.
OF the five white men arrested last
Saturday night for opium-smoking, four
OF them will have their trials on Friday
next. The fifth man made his escape, and
is now repartel to be in Phoebe.
Messrs. Harmon and Brandt did a very
m~eritorious thing in flushing the big ditch
yesterday. 1t is now in splendid eondi-
ton. Eli the 9th aud stencil having b5en
entirely washed out, II tie aushing pro-
cess was applied ofsener there woald be
little cause for complaint against this great.
hut neceaaary nuisance. Harmon and
Brandt ahould geaeiga the thanks of all
persons living en- The line Of tna big
aqueduct.