Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-10

scraps from the Notebook Of the
SemtineI's Reporter.

Sehthueh teROfbeFs
A late Spring-Jumping out Of bed at
10 O'Clock.
A Jolly good time is anticipated at the
| rink this evening.
!. X. Henry and wife. OF Huntington
| Valley, came in on last nights train.
Princess Sarah w%innemucca is again
taking in the different towns Of the State.
The weather yesterday was cold and
blustry, with strong indications Of q snow
storm.
Mrs. John W. Mscksy is showing q good
many social attentions to Mary Anderson
in Paris.
True beauty ia said 10 lie beneath the
skin. A good many people are very thick
skinned.
The mining assessments falling delin-
| uuept on Nevada mines this month amount
to S106, 500.
Senator Jones will not return to WASH
ington until after the Legislature elects q
United States Senator.
Prof. Riegelhuth's soiree Thursday night
was q very enjoyable affair. II deserved o
better attendance, though.
Some OF the county officials are busy
taking stock. One or two OF them say
they have not much to take.
Rev. Geo. O. Robinson, for the past two
months pastor Of the NJ. Z. Church at
Tuscsrora, died from Q heart affection last
Monday.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the receipt
OF the annual report OF State Controller
Hallock for the year 1883 from Assembly
man Smith.
The official figures Of the yield OF the
Comstock mines for 1884 are SO. 432. 1884 So.
This is the largest yield Of the Comstock
mines in several years.
One OF White Pine ~county's prisoners
arrived in town last night. He was in
charge Of & Deputy Sheriff. and will be
cared for In our County Jail.
Sheriff Stinson gives it out solid that
unless all youths Of the town under the
age 81 years are of the streets q. Q O'Clock
p. NJ. they viii surely be arrested.
The band OF 200 horses taken to Califor-
| mia last month by w. S. Bailey from his
ranch at the Sink OF the Carson were all
sold at an average Of over 500 per head.
A called communication OF Eureka
| Lodge No. l6, Il. and A. M, will be held
this evening st Z O'Clock. All members Of
the Order in good standing are invited to
attend.
Mrs. o. M. Converse and daughter came
in from Hamilton last evening by private
| conveyance, and left this morning for
California, where they will spend the
Winter.
Quite number Of the Ruby Hill boys
were in town yesterday. We are at q loss
10 know what caused the exodus. Some
say !. Is the quiet times there, others that
ii Is the church revival.
A religious revival ia now in progress at
the Methodist Church on Ruby Hill. 1t
il conducted by Rev. A. G. Dutton. Quite
a number OF aceessions TO the church have
been made the pas. week.
The County Commissioners were yester-
day inspecting the County Jail. which is
IN 9 deplorable condition. II is hoped
they will make all necessary improvements
aud additions at ar nearly day.
The Ruby Hill Mutual Improvement
Society gave It's initial performance Thurs
day evening. The programme WAS an ex-
cellent one and was we'll rendered. An
other programme has been arranged for
Thursday evening next.
The net amount OF cash paid into the
Il State Treasury by Eureka county in 1888
was $50. s79 "a. During the twelve months
commencing Oct. !, 1882, and ending Sept.
: 80, 1888. the gross yield or value Of her
mines was 81. 999. Ala SO.
d. b. Lyman, who was temporarily put
In charge of the Best and Belcher and
Gould and Curry the other day, has been
! permanently appointed as superintendent
OF those mines to fill the vacancy caused
by the death Of Henry Pennoyer.