Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-02

rs from the Notebook of the
Sentinel's Reporter.

CSA -
Sentinel's Reporter.
The ever welcome pay-days commence
tomorrow.
The mills on the Carson River are all in
full blast.
Sleighriding parties were out till a late
hour last night.
The new accumulation at the LOGAN shaft
works admirably.
The Knights of Pythias meet at 7:3O
o'clock this evening.
Everybody is going to Leavitt's Cali
STAR Company this evening.
There are only seyen miners at work in
Lewis District, Lander County.
Colds and fevers are quite prevalent
among the children of Eureka.
Several new cases of sickness we're re-
ported yesterday among the children.
The Ruby and Dunderberg Company
will pay all their bills on the 10th inst.
The Catholic Church in Carson will re-
alize in the neighborhood of 81 900 from
the late fair.
Sportsmen are bagging a few sagehens
at this season on the sagebrush flats back
of Mount Davidson.
All 6ACuduSo SdyS SoCUuu uldfTldSo Ii
like pouring hot water on tea leaves that
have been once used.
The Leavitt "All STAR Specially Com
pany, consisting of 10 persons, arrived on
last nights freight train.
John Miller, while wheeling a slagpot at
the Albion furnaces yesterday, fell from a
plank and broke his arm.
The little child of Charley Fox, who has
been dangerously i'll with scarlet fever,
was reported better last evening.
The snowstorm on Ruby Hill and Pros
pect Mountain last night was very severe,
and accompanied by a high wind.
One furnace was started up at the AL
bion works yesterday morning, and was
turning out lots of bullion last evening.
The County Commissioner publish this
morning in another column an important
notice to those having bills against the
county.
Messrs. Baker & Wines are the retained
attorneys Of the Eureka Con. Mining Com
pany, their engagement dating from
Feb. /.
The snowstorm of yesterday was looked
upon as a godsend, in the hope that it
would improve the condition of the sick
children about town.
More reserved seats have been sold for
Leavitt's Specially Company than by any
other company that has appeared at the
Eureka Opera House.
The New York Commercial reasserts
only an old truth when it says the larger
proportion of suicides on the Pacific Coast
is attributable to stock gambling.
The Justice of the Peace and Constable
of this township have done but little bus
iness during the past month. Guess they
would prefer the salary to the fee system.
The State Prison Warden will be elected
next Monday. The Carson Appeal says
numberless combinations are being made,
even guardships being considered in the
matter.
For the month of January the Sherif's
Office made q return of fees amounting to
1886; Recorders Office, 1924 20; Clerks
Office, $40, and the District Attorneys
Office, S5S %.
When a Mob Hill girl and her fellow
engaged in a debate the other night, and
the dog got up and scratched at the door
to be let out of the room, they concluded
that it was time to stop the discussion.
The SENTINEL is indebted to G. NJ. Fas-
sett for a number of sprightly news notes
from Ruby Hill, which will be found under
the proper head. Mr.. Fassett Yields the
pencil gracefully, and the SENTINEL would
be glad to hear from him oftener.
Some Of our local dyspeptics will be
pleased to note the possibilities Of human
digestion, as set forth in the following
"Henry Edgerton Of Long Island last
Friday ate, on a wager, 81 hard-boiled
G two mince pies, and drank two
quarts of ale, in one hour and 80 minutes"
The SENTINEL is indebted to Assembly,
man Smith for a copy of his bill for the
protection Of diaries, or, as otherwise ex-
pressed in the bill, for the protection Of
the Legitimate products of the cow
Are not calves also a legitimate product Of
the cow, or would Mr.. Smith legislate
against them under the head of 'bull
butter 2"
Some Of our exchanges are as sensitive
to the broad sound Of words as the old
maid was who shuddered at the thought OF
| q table because it has legs. In copying an
| item from the SENTINEL, about the man
lost in the snow, Valentine Frank, for
whom the celebrated Indian, "Nappias
Jim," is trailing, they call him affectedly
"Happy JIM"