Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-06
FLUE DUST.


New York market yesterday.
This il a world of second-ha
goods. Every pretty girl has beer
some other fellows sweetheart.
Lent IL the season set apart by the
| church for the female members to gel
their dresses ready for Easter.
The average attendance Of scholars
at the pubiic school during the month
of March was 1876 pupils.
Parties in search of an eligible place
to start a lodging house business are
referred to a notice In another column,
w. P. Haskell a. Co. will occupy the
rooms vacated by Jim Kellogg. as
furniture ware-rOom
Mr.. F. Kaston and wife left for San
Francisco on this mornings train, and
will he absent about a month.
J.. Berry. Hale Bell and NJ. Melon.
aid, of San Francisco, are registered at
the Parker House.
The value Of the crude bullion tina,
was shipped yesterday morning was
81 900.
Fifteen carloads Of refined lead
and crude bullion were shipped to Pal
isads yesterday.
The San Francisco Post editoriallv
endorses Gen. p. Ed. Common a. an
eminentlv tit nomination for the posi-.
ton OF Governor OF Utah.
Reserved seats to the Haverly Min.
strei entertainment are going off like
hot cakes. We predict a good attend.
ance through the season.
The Richmond Co. will paw their
miners to-day. They settled with the
furnace and refinery employees yester.
day.
The new style of hats worn Ivy the
ladies' at the croquet grounds on Spring
street. are very suggestive Of tho sea.
son.
Why Is II that gentlemen, seated
within three feet OF the: sage 1t Biee
lows Hall, need powerful opera glasses
to assist their powers of vision
A whirlwind careered down Clark
street yesterday, and made things live
~ for all the loose boxes and debris in
that vicinity.
A letter addressed tn Mrs. Helen NJ.
Henderson. Terre Hauts. Indiana. is
held for postage at the Eureka Post
Office.
Colonel Sabin has a penchant for
gardening, as witness the beautiful
collection OF house plants in his Office
window.
A lively little fight on BueI street
last evening attracted quite a crowd.
Friends sepa rated the combatants be-
fore any damage was done.
Did you ever notice how surprised
you were when you put your foot on
the next stair and found there wasn't
any there?
The performances at the hall this
afternoon Is given for the especial bene-
lii OF ladies and children, and nothing
will he introduced to offend them.
Rev. John Laird left for the Eastern
States tn S morning. He Is undecided
NJ to whether he will again return to
the Base Range.
Those posted on the subject estimate
that there are AT least u unemployed
men In the district. Mining superin-
iendents and fnremen are overw heimed
with daily applications for work.
A woman will face a frowning world
aud cling to the man she lovesthroueh
the most bitter adversely. but she
wouldn't wear a hat three weeks he
hind the style to save the government.
Woman consumes thirty six buttons
on her single pair of kid gloves,
whereas. man buttons his suspenders
with a shingle nail. And vet folks
will ask. Button, button; whose got
the button ?"
josh. Whitesides has received from
the East half \ dozen hens and q cock,
pure blooded Plymouth Rocks. They
are a handsome lot of fowls, and trace
their lineage back to the Mayfower.
Mrs. J. +. Platter returned on last
evenings train fro'n quite u prolonged
visit to San Francisco. Captain Platter
met her at Palisads. and accompanied
her on the journey from that point.
Father O'Flynn's mission at the
Catholic Church commences Sunday
ITO morrow instead of Monday, as
srroneously stated in yesterdays SEN
TINEL.
Mr.. A. J. Hawkins, Superintendent
of the Typo Consolidated mine. ac-
companied by his wife, passed through
Eureka last night en- route 10 San
Francisco.
Palisade Is suffering from the tramp
nuisance. Hundreds of the sturdy
vagabonds choose the Central Pacific
railroad as n route OF travel and annoy
the good people at the terminus.
During the month of February there
were sold at the San Franchises Stock
Board o aU2 shares of Eureka Consoli
dated. 2.050 Of Jackson. 100 of X X,
1925 of HAMBURG, and 800 of Phenix.
The March >ales will aggregate a much
larger number.
Driscoll, who assaulted Sullivan on
Wednesday evening, Is still IN Jail.
although no complaint has been lodged
against him, that formality being de.
l~yed until the result of the injuries
inflicted can be determined.
The rumor that Harry G. Richmond,
q performer with Haverly's Minstrels.
IL u old townsman. johnny Moss. is
erroneous. Mr.. Richmond has per-
formed In New York for years, and was
never before west of Omaha.
DRn viIle and vicimity.
Rillv Maushald. whO Ia inst i'm from