Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-23

Seraps from n Notebook of this
Seniineis ReDOrter.

Sernps from n Notebook Of ths
sentinei's Reporter.
There are two or three good prospects IL
the Eureka Tunnel.
See notice OF dissolution Of copartner.
ship elsewhere.
Mrs: Lena Aguayo has gone below foi
the holidays.
r. d. CLARK has gone East via ssr
Francisco and New Orleans.
B. Reinhart will quit the grain bushes,
here on the last Of this month.
Capt. Jack McGrath has gone back to
Willow Greek, Humboldt county.
Snow has fallen at the Eureka Tunnel
from about 20 inches to two feet deep.
d. r. Sessions and family left this morn.
ing for San Francisco via Carson.
A. W. Campbell is going up to Montana
to look at the country about the first week
In January.
Col. Joe Grandelmeyer returned Ia
Hamilton sunday. Benz. Sanders, ESQ.,,
went with him.
In the District Court yesterday Mrs.
Sarah j. Sabin obtained a divorce from
Volney B. Sabin.
Parties travelling through Goodwin
Canyon say that while it SHOWS thereabouts,
rain falls between town and the water tun-
mel.
Whisky is said to be good for the bite OF
a ratllesnake, but what is a poor fellow go.
ing to do who can't afford to keep a rattle.
snake?
Miss Lizzie Dorsey, having resigned her
place as teacher in our public schools, left
this morning with her mother for Califor.
MIA.
Fred Marriott during his life spent a
great deal of time in %inventing q flying
machine, which, however, was never com
pleted.
Thomas lloyd, a n old since-'53 miner in
Grass Valley, died there on the 18th, from
erysipelas resulting from q slight scratch
On the hand.
Ellen Terry, the actress, has had four
husbands. and it is q pleasing tribute to
her gentleness of disposition to note that
they are still alive.
The choir and Sunday school are re-
quested to meet at the Presbyterian
Church this evening at 7 O'Clock for re-
! hearsal for ike Christmas concert.
Reno Journal: Miss Eva Quaiffe, the
the accomplished music teacher Of Bishop
Whittaker's School for Girls, will spend
the holiday vacation visiting friends in
California.
els life worth living E" was the interest
ing topic discussed In one OF our churches
Sunday evening and the question recalls the
witty but truthful answer, at depends
on the liver"
A " sales lady wants q position in a re-
failing store. A "bar gentleman " would
like to find a place in o saloon. "Men
and ''women," as they are called in the
Bible are going out of fashion.
The ladies of the Episcopal congregation
are requested to meet this afternoon and
evening, also tomorrow afternoon and
evening to decorate the church for the
Christmas services.
r. Sadler was on the street yester-
day with a petition asking to appoint
]. CO. Hagerman, of Reno, United States
Minister to the Hawaiian Islands. 1t was
being numerously signed by Democrats.
The heavy rains that have fallen during
the past three or four days have soaked the
ground in low places but up on Prospect
Mountain insseod Of rain, it has showed
heavily, and the wind has drifted
the snow to such a depth az to make some
OF the roads impossible.
A gentleman in London, England, writ
ing to a friend in Eureka. says: ave
have been rather busily engaged passing
through Parliament a franchise bill ad-
hitting 2,000. 600 more voters, and a bill
for the redistribution OF seats. There has
been a great fight between the Liberals and
the Tories"
Battle Mountain Messenger: J.. W.
Maddrill, editor and manager OF the
Austin Reveille. passed through here on
Wednesday evening en- route for home,
after q visit Of a months duration in Cal
~ifornia. He looks very much improved in
health and himself ready to re-
sumo the laborious duties encumbent upon
the manager Of a daily newspaper.
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