Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-03
Scraps from she Notebook at sbe
semtfneIs Reporter.

scraps from abe Notebook OF h
s~entfnel's Reporter.
Go to the Centennial Guard ball tonight.
". N. Magill and daughter arrived on
last nights train.
The attendance will be large at the Gen.
tsnnial Guard ball tonight.
Postmasters are receiving an INSTALL
ment Of the new postal notes.
The Board OF Commissioners will meet
again Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Four carloads Of beef cattle were
shipped from Winnemucca last Friday.
The District Court will meet again on
Monday, the 10th instant. q, 10 O'Clock
A. N.
There was more stir about the Court
house yesterday than We have seen for a
long time before.
Tom Robinson aud family came In from
Newark Valley yesterdAr, and left this
morning for q visit East.
Az q meeting Of the creditors Of p. N.
Hansen yesterday afternoon. Hiram John
son was appointed assignee.
james A. Henderson, formerly a typo on
tine SENTINEL. ID now foreman OF the Los
Angeles Times composing room.
In the Police Court, last
thursday, the case Of W. 8. Mesick, for
an assault to murder, was continued until
Feb. 10.
ID Eureka Con. Company and the
hiohmond Mining Company have in this
mornings SENTINEL a very important
notice to miners.
george Lovelock, one OF Humboldt'B
pioneers aud the man for whom Loyelook's
station was named, Is now engaged In
mining near Reno.
1ohnny Lambert will tell the public In
to-morrow's SENTINEL what he il doing at
ms OLD stand in the grocery, provision,
fruit and fish business.
Tho Grand Jury met and organized yes.
'erdsy morning, and this morning they
will meet for the Transaction Of such busi.
ness % may como before them.
Fred Hinckley, United States Land
neRlster. who went East recently with the
remains OF his father. will probably not
return to Eureka before March /.
At a spelling contest Friday afternoon
last among the pupils Of the First Pri-
mary room OF our public school, Lottie
s'eler spelled down ell her competitors.
4 you wish to purchase fine jewelry,
sMcles CLOCKS or anything in that limo, and
Aesry reasonable prices, read j. Straus'
advertisement In this mornings SENTINEL.
inc wealth of the United States Ia esti-
mated A. $40, 000. 900, 900, and that of
urea. Britain four-ffths of that sum-, Civ
.nk 70 each inhabitant OF the former 5000,
Auu 70 the latter an even 81, 900.
10 the House OF Representatives, yester-
ssa ~ Congressman Cassidy introduced q
~ granting all the United States lands
~ Nevada, except mineral lands, to the
''a'e ior ~irrigating purposes.
The United States Senate Committee
las n reported favorably the bill passed by
sne House to pay settlers on the Duck
valley Reservation SIS, 400 for their i'm
Plo'ements on the reservation.
Coll Deane claims the Yellow jacket
NINE has u body of ore. amounting TO al.
most q bonanza, below the 1900 level. He
uenes the Bonanza firm TO make a sworn
easement denying their knowledge OF
concealed ore bodies in the Comstock lode.
The shoshone squaws have caught /. AZ
last. Several Of them can be seen ON the
sunny side OF the SENTINEL building most
any nne day, sewing together fancy colored
Pa.cnes 10 form a crazy-quilt. Crazy.
guilt circulars will probably be The nre.
'A'''ng style among them this Spring.