Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-12-01
LOCAL JOTS.
scraps from b Notebook Of h
seutineTs Reporter.

SentimeIB keDOFter.
Only Eve prisoners in the County Jail.
Regular California weather, and lots Of
mud.
Assessor Wallace left yesterday morning
for the Bay.
Another rehearsal at the Opera House
tonight Of " Rosedale."
The Hooks and Kuicks will hold . meet
ing this evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
Read the new skating rink advertise.
ment under the head Of "'New To-day"
The weather yesterday and Sunday was
wet, drizzly and foggy-alle same as San
Francisco.
Senator Stanford left San Francisco
| Saturday afternoon in his private car for
| Washington.
District Court will convene on Monday,
| when the petit jury now being subpenaed
is r~eturnable.
Charles Littler, who suffered severely
several days from an attack OF pneumonia,
ia convalescing.
The snow between Cisco and the Sum-
nit, on the G. P. road, is said to be seven
feet deep in many places.
The issue of standard dollars from the
United States Minis during the week end
ing yesterday was 259 1874.
A good sized body Of ore was struck in
the Wine below the 300-foot level OF the
Silver Conner mine last Friday.
The manager OF the Lyceum Theater
will give a grand fancy dress bali IN Sat.
urday evening, December 5. For psrticu-
lars sec adver tisement.
Invitations are out for q progressive
euchre party at Mrs. Wm. Joannes. on
Spring street, next Thursday evening.
Mrs. P. Joannes will assist.
Some rich samples OF ore were shown rs
yesterday that came from the face OF a
drift that Is being run in the Ruby Hill
Tunnel from near the main header.
We are informed that no seats for the
"Rosedale " entertainment will be old or
reserved until a due public announcement
is made Of the opening of the box office.
The dispositions of some witnesses, who
are about to depart for Italy, were taken
yesterday in the Paroni- Tore suit, which
will come on for trial in the District Court
next Tuesday.
When tho mining interests Of Nevada
revive then will times improve, and not
before. The mines Of the State are the
key to prosperity. To be sure, other in
teres:s help.
All county scrip issued on the General
fund is now payable. That issued on the
Current Expense fund up to No. 8.003 is
also payable. Three thousand dollars
we're transferred to the latter fund on
Saturday last.
Hawthorne Bulletin: Several parties
have recently made overtures for the pur-
chase of the Lapsnta, but the owners de-
clined 10 part with 8 mine which has more
in sight than is offered and is increasing
in extent as the shaft goes down.
Nevada's Senatorial contest of q year
hence must be assuming an interesting
form. Nearly all the prominent politicians
Of the eastern part OF the State are Gen.
tered at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco,
and several OF the smaller fry talk OF going
down in a day or two.
It's about time that q few OF the million
aires who made their money in Nevada
turn their attention to some OF the States
educational and other institutions that are
badly in need OF money to raise their
standard OF excellence. California ap-
pears to be taking all the tricks.
Masons OF the higher degree in town had
a big supper served them at Evans restau-
rant Saturday night. The occasion was
due to the raising of a couple of brethren
to a higher standard in the order here.
Wine flowed freely, and altogether the lay
out was bounteous and served to call forth
a good many compliments to the restau-
rateur.