Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
FLUE-DUsT.
Snow fingers on the hiIlsides.

Snow fingers on the hillsides.
The demand for wood and coal still con-
tinues good.
Keep your guns in good trim this damp
weather, ye gallant jackass rabbit hunters.
"Old Missouri came in with q drove Of
hogs over the Willows grade, last evening.
The ladies' department Of Fishes res
taurant is being neatly carpeted.
Tognini yesterday received a billiard
table for his Main-street billiard hall.
Bodie Yesterday declared q dividend OF
81, payable on the 14th instant.
The coal pile up at the Richmond is fast
resuming its former proportions.
Judge Rives leaves this morning for 0
weeks trip to Phoebe.
Dancing school at the Opera House 70
night.
The newly elected county officers will re-
ceive their certificates Of election to-day.
The County Commissioners meet to-day
at 10 o'clock as a Board Of Canvassers.
The District Court will DO in session to-
day.
W. A. Walker, brother Of J. L. Walker,
Of this town, is elected Sheriff of Washoe
county.
An assessment Of 81 is levied on the X X
stock, delinquent in the Board December
18th.
Mendes & Schmidt's brewery is kept
steaming hot, these days, in the manufac-
ture of beer.
There is no occasion for O financial
earthquake in Eureka when q man can get
a meal for two bits.
Sheriff Sias is taking a turn among the
hills. He is liable to pick up some refugee
before he returns.
Don't be afraid to step into Henry Ma =
corner. It's a new house, but the SAFE
old faces are to be found there.
II you want a drink, and haven't got
money, take q dose OF spring water. A
Pinto man tried it when his cupola was
red-hot and the fumes killed him..
Several new Stag crossiny Is we're made
Yesterday on Bucl street, between Clark
and Bateman, much TO the delight Of pc
destrians.
Among the arrivals last evening was
Capt. Rabbits, Of Palisade. He VIII re.
main here a day or two as the guest OF
Bony Ayres.
Several Of the Directors, stockholders,
etc.. Of the Martin White mine. came up
from San Francisco, II stopped over iast
night ut the International Hotel.
II there is something that you want, and
you can't think what it is, just step into
the Miners and Mechanics Trade Depot,
and there you'll see it.
The railroad company have two sets OF
timbers to put in place before their rail-
road on the Richmond furnace ground is
in running order.
Quite a water barrica1e has been con-
structed from the loose rocks about the
Depot grounds. They are piled up along
where the ditch ought to be.
The new frame work which is to protect
the Richmond furnaces, machinery, etc.,
stands about 60 feet in width-shed, roofs
and all-the main building is about SO feet
high and in length is $50 feet.
NJ. Josephs, OF the Golden Rule, last
evening caught a Chinaman in the act OF
stealing gloves from his store, while max
ing some other triHing purchases. Joe
fired him out too quick.
II you are troubled with rheumatism,
sore toe, neuralgia, collie, or a general dis
gust over the election, just call on Ed.
Dean; he'll give you suthin' that viii
drive dull care away.
We hope tho present good weather will
continue. so as to give the many builders
of Eureka a chance to finish the houses
already under course of erection, and the
other builders a chance to commence on
new houses.
A bootblack never succeeds in business
after purchasing a pair Of boots or shoes.
AS long as he depends on what he can pick
up in the line OF apparel, good luck stays
with him. SO the colored oracle OF the
corner tells us.
The impecunious voter who told Sur
veyor Read that he had been working for
him all day of the election, and had
scratched the other man like h., was still
in own yesterday. Evidently, the fellow
was not aware that Mr.. Read had no
opponent.
Thos. Kco2h, a stock-man who used to
pasture cattle on the ground where Eureka
now stands, is over from Cherry Greek,
and is stopping at the Parker House. Mr..
Keogh is settling up, having sold ont all
interest in Nevada, but is liable to dip in
again almost any day.