Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-03
LOCAL JOTs,
Scraps from the Notebook Of The
Sentinel's Reporter.

, Iho pubic SCHOOLS Will reopen to-mor-
row.
Chollar has been assessed so cents O
share.
Judd Riddle; Of the Hay Ranch, was in
town yesterday.
The Board Of County Commissioner
meets tomorrow.
Mrs. George W. Baker and Miss Aggie
Hall are on the sick list.
Miss Ada Mannheim came up on yester-
days train from Palisade.
Divine services, as usual, in the Catho-
lie and Presbyterian Churches to-day.
Miss Ella Riley. who has been spending
q few days at Palisade, returned home yes.
terday..
No stock report yesterday. On Thurs.
day last the Board adjourned until TO.
morrow.
Over 90 mines In Eureka District were
relocated before daylight New Years
morning.
The rink opened for the season last
night. The ice 10 In splendid condition
for skating.
Now that the holidays are gone the bust
ness houses Of the tow will close at 8
o'clock P. N.
The weather last evening was too cold
for the usual evening outdoor concert by
the Lyceum band.
An attempt is being made to have the
sentence Of Clarsnce Gray committed to
imprisonment for life.
Mr.. N. Mccartney, who has been Ill for
a month past, was reported last evening to
be in a sinking condition.
Judge Rives and wife left for Phoebe on
Friday last. District Court will probably
convene there on Tuesday next.
The index to the new volume of the
compiled laws of Nevada is completed and
is now in the hands OF the State Printer.
The rattle for the gold necklace and
pearl cross will come off this evening at
hslf-past Z o'clock ct the Lyceum Theater.
There was such 6 general suspension Of
business In town on New Years Day that
almost every n regarded yesterday IS
Monday.
The sum OF S115 900 has been appro-
pristed by the State authorities for
governmental expenses during the COM
ing year.
Several parties in town yesterday re-
ceived some very delicious Strawberries
from San Francisco. We know they were
delicious, for we tasted them.
;, Con Reilly, SITTER q four days visit on the
Base Range, left BY train on Friday morn
ing for San Francisco. Mr.. REILLY will
return to Eureka In the Spring.
The coming week being regarded by
protestants generally as the week
OF prayer. services win be held each even
ing at Z O'clock at the Presbyterian
Church.
John Nelson and Charlotte Anderson,
OF Secret Canyon, were made man and
wife on Friday last, and the SENTINEL
wishes them q future OF contentment and
prosperity.
Union will be held on Friday evening.
January 8, for the purpose Of electing Off.
GERS for the ensuing term. A full attend
alice OF members 10 iesiF~d.
A gentleman who was present at the
masquerade ball at Palisade New Year's
night. describes 1t as having been q very
enjoyable affair. He says there were so
maskers on the floor at one time.
With the last issue OF the Central Nevadsn.
published at Battle Mountain, the junior
member OF the firm OF Dennis 4 Ellsworth
severed bis connection with the paper.
Mr.. j.. F. Dennis assumes full charge.
The immediate delivery letter system is
any thing but popular in Eureka. Not o
letter came to he Office here last month
requiring such delivery. and but one
stamp OF the kind was sold In that time.
The Elko Independent has just entered
upon Its 2O.h volume. II displays pluck
and energy, and deserves even more pat.
ronage than is given IL by the people OF
the town and county 1t 30 ably represents.
There will be q rehearsal OF "The Mar
BILE Heart" by the Eureka Dramatic Club
at the residence OF VIM. Pardy. Esq, to-
morrow (Mondsy) evening. All those as
signed parts are urgently requested 10 at
tend.
Carson Appeal: The committee on the
Mint opening have secured the necessary
bullion to test the law with, and Judge
Sabin will probably try the case. The
bullion was contributed by the Comstock
mines.
The will of the late ex-senator Sharon Is
a model OF business-like brevity, and. In
view OF the recent Sarah Althea Hill d.
vorce Scandal single sentence In the will
81 declare that / am unmarried" should
be satisfactory to the public, If not to
Sarah.
Foreman Bartlett. OF the Grand Jury,
passed into the County Clerks office on
Thursday last the bills Of the body for
services rendered. Inssmuch ss their
term has expired and no report was made.
except the indictments they found soms
time ago. none can BIO expected now.
Times.Review We are informed that
the Nevada Company has commenced an
injunction suit in the District Court at
Elko against the North Belle Isle. The
former claims that the latter ia extracting
ore from it, ground and asks for . re-
straining order and sues for $40, 900 dam
ages.
The Silver State Is informed by Chief
Naches that d Piute court will be held at
Winnemucca q week from tomorrow. to
try Willow Creek Charley, who is accused
of killing his squaw. A large number Of
Indians from the northern part Of the
county have been notified to attend the
trial.
Hawthorne Bulletin: There are too
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