Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-22
LOCAL AND OTHER JOrs.

scrsps from the Notebook Of the
SentineTs Reporter.
Winnemucca il having a religious re-
vival.
Four.bit coins are becoming scarce In
town.
Hon. M. d. Foley returned yesterday
from q business visit at Salt Lake City.
The deeds to the Stewart property In
Carson are sll in the name of Mrs. Stewart.
Governor Adams has boon obliged TO re-
turn to San Francisco for medical treat
ment.
No stock report this morning. All tele-
graphic communication west OF Truckee 10
cut of.
Miss Jennie Wethered returned home
| Yesterday from q four months visit in
| San Francisco.
John E. Jones has decided to Elizabeth
Buttson a house and lot on Ruby Hill;
consideration, $50.
Mrs. A. Jackson. and Miss Oracle jack
son, returned yesterday from San Fran
cisco, where they made an extended visit.
The storm OF Wednesday night that ives
expected TO end in q large snowfall ended
in wind. and yesterday was like u Spring
day.
George W. Bryant. formerly Meter and
Refner at the Carson Mint. has sold his
residence at Riverside, California for
$12, 900.
Maurice Hartnett located three mines on
Prospect Mountain since the lat instant
aud named them each Beck, Bland and
Thurman.
San Francisco has long used scent
pieces, but now it is introducing 1-cent
coppers for change. The purchaser can
thus get exact change.
James Adams, Sr., has transferred to
Eureka county q lot on the southwest
corner Of Clark and O'Neil streets for 300.
The property was purchased for the Mob
Hill hosehouse.
John s. Preston, q carpenter who has
resided in Storey county for a quarter OF q
century. died In Virginia City last Sun
day evening. Deceased was . native OF
Vermont. aged rs years.
Carson wants 5.cent nickels circulated
10 the State. and. according to the Journal.
silk hats are again coming into fashion in
Reno. No wonder our glorious climate
ia fast becoming like that OF the Atlantic
coast.
A number OF ladies have commenced
making preparations for the Sunfower
Clubs Pink and Blue invitation party,
which takes place on Wednesday evening.
February 3. Tho invitations will be sent
out in u few days.
A letter received here yesterday from
ex. Sheriff Sweeney, at the Arkansas Hot
Springs, states tina. he has been laid up
with Texas malarial fever. but That he
was improving. and would start for Chi
csgo In Q few days on his way home.
At an adjourned meeting Of the State
Board OF Psrdons. bold ct Carson on
Saturday. ths application Of petro Alto. OF
Eureka county. sentenced TO eight years
for manslauehter. was refused. Jacob
Speckert, a former convict from Douglas
county, was restored to citizenship.
LAST night a dozen or fifteen couple OF
young folks met at the homo OF Miss
Gussie Mannheim on Mob Hill, and. in q
body. raided the household OF Mr.. j. P.
Dunkle on Spring street, the object being
to surprise Dan" They were cordially
received and pleasurably entertained.
Some of our local musical talent talk OF
producing in the course Of q couple Of
months a light opera or c~sntats. Glad
to hear IL. A chorus OF at least 80 good
voices can readily DO obtained. many OF
whom are yet school girls, and as regards
soloists there are several in own who are
competent OF doing very we'll.