Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-06
LOCAL AND OTHER 10 rs.
scraps from b Notebook ot Ghs
seutineps Reporter.

sentiDei's Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 81 OF z
Our huntsmen are enjoying the preson
delightful weather.
Select your Valentines. The Postofic,
bookstore has lots Of them,
The belief gains ground at Carson tina
before long the Mint will be reopened.
The past week of sunshiny weather hal
started the grass ia the gardens about
town.
Legal business called j. L. Wines 10
Palissde yesterday. He will return thi:
evening.
The Reveille says hat the Jolly Boys
Club will give o grand bali On the evening
Of the 22d.
Complain not that bad men are your
enemies-it were much worse IL they were
your friends.
1t Ia freely spoken that no Chlnanan or
woman will be permitted to live in Carson
City after the first day Of April.
The first issue Of tho Montana Centric
willie Mining Journal has come to hand,
with W. j. Penrose as its editor.
The Virginia Legislature has been hav-
ing a warm discussion over the PROPOSE
ton to give the public schools free text
books.
Hon. Robert Briggs, accompanied by
bis family, arrived bore last evening by
private conveyance from Taylor, White
Pine.
Judge McCAusland, q pioneer Of Yir-
ginia City and 9 prominent politician OF
Storey county, died last Saturday at the
age OF rs years.
"Personal-Dear Ned, come back; all
is forgiven. Pa kicked the wrong man,
and didn't know 1t was you. Come imme-
diately.-May."
F. Joannes and wife leis yesterday for
the East, where they will make their
future residence. A large number OF
their friends here regret their departure.
A city is very much like an individual.
To be fourishing it must have energy and
enterprise. Start the ball rolling for the
proper celebration Of Washington's birth
day.
Surveyor General Preble has returned
from his Eastern trip. He reports Presi-
dent Cleveland in good humor and dis
posed 10 give due consideration TO the
Mini memorial.
DIR. johnson, who was here q few days
ago, and gave instructions in the science
OF detecting counterfeit bank bills, is en-
tightening the people Of Winnemucca on
that subject.
The preliminary examination Of the men
arrested q day or SO ago. for being impii-
Gated in the recent robberies and burglar
ies, comes up before Justice Harmon this
morning az IL O'Clock.
The Reveille says that Gray's reprieve
displeases the people OF Winnemucca, who
are very weary Of the laws delays. No
county has had q more expensive expert
ence in that line than Humboldt has.
The st. Paul ice carnival is attracting
great attention 10 oil parts Of the country.
Not less than five thousand men will be
srrayed in tho picturesque Winter cos
tunes a. the storming Of tho palace, which
occurs this month.
james II. Goeichius tRattler) has filed
a petition With the Board u County Com
missioners, praying for an allowance suf.
icient to defray his expenses in leaving
the State. Purchase him q through ticket
East, by all means.
Take heart. girls. Jenny Flood. with
five million dollars In her own right, and
Hattie Crocker, with q million-both OF
whom are prospeetively worth twenty-five
million dOllars-are not married yet,
though they are old enough to be mothers
Of at least half o dozen Americans.