Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-14
FLuE Dust.


The butchers song: 1.-The suet buy and
buy"
The weekly letter list appears in to-day's
SENTINEL.
1t is so warm that ladies appear in pub
lie i'll their shirred sleeves.
Special Policeman Causey has rendered
his resignation.
When, o, Lord, when will you cease
roasting us?
Attention is called to lad" in to-day's
issue, offering $3.50 reward.
The Grand Jury of Nye county com
menced its session on Monday.
The thermometer stood at SO degrees at
the Jackson mine yesterday.
Perfectly mag" is the McGarry girls
synonym for awfdlly sweet.
The thermometer at the Eureka Consoli-
dated Office, at 8 p. NJ. yesterday, stood at
SO degrees.
The foundation for the new air compress
sor at the Richmond Company's mine is
about completed.
There was no business at the Court
house yesterday, and the county guardians
SEEMED well pleased that there was none.
The track being laid in the Charter tun-
mel is almost computed, and work will be
resumed in a few days.
Colonel Tom Taylor shipped, yesterday,
thirty tons Of ore to Utah from the Silver
Lake mine.
The cooks at the Parker House restau-
rant got on their ear, yesterday morn
ing, and quit.
A venire for 100 jurors was yesterday
issued from the Sixth District Court, re-
turnable on the 2Gth inst.
The soiree at the Opera House this even
ing promises to be largely attended by all
lovers Of the light fantastic
The walking mania has at last got to
Eureka, and our girls declare that no out
side female shall ever carry off the laurels.
Mr.. Fred. Ranger, who had his thigh
broken at the Richmond mine a week ago,
is doing as well as possible under the Cir
cumstances.
1t was Horace Smith who said: Your
voiceless lips, 0 flowers, are living preach
ers; each cup a pulpit, and each leaf q
book"
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. Muir
ply, who had the misfortune to break an
ankle SONIC illilC bliltC, 10 btCddiiy I'M
proving.
The addition to DIR. Bishops property,
at the corner Of Buel and Gold streets,
will soon be commenced a portion Of the
brick now being on the ground.
1t was a little girl that was out walking
With her mother last evening. Meeting a
cross-cyed man, the CHILD gazed inttntly
at him, and then turning, said INA, he's
got II eye that don't go"
The popular song nowadays is BABY
Nine" and men sing il with az much as
surance as though it had never been said,
1T IL a wise man that knows his own
child"
BY reference to an advertisement in an
other column, it will be seen that tie Price
& Davis Company intend sinking a new
shaft on their NINE, a snort distance from
the Albion Company's shaft.
Some OF our boys are too hiSh-toned to
speak to a Chinuman on the streets, but
they don't object to follow them half a
mile down the gulch after dark TO borrow
half q dollar.
A fight occurred yesterday afternoon on
Clark street, between two Young sports.
They were separated by an officer, but were
not arrested perhaps because the room in
the county Jail is limited.
The supply Of ice is rapidly diminishing
and our saloon keepers fear they will be
compelled TO send abroad for a supply, if
the warm weather continues.
William Bond, a carpenter, while run
ming Ia the alarm OF fire yesterday. fell on
the rope Of the trnck, bat with great pres
ence OF mind he retained his hold, and es-
capped serious injury.
There are public schools in Eureka. and
yet she asked her friend yesterday if he
had, on the preceding evening, witnessed
the "tetotai" eclipse Of the moon. The
young man went around the corner and
wept.
When q total abstinence man gets up
from his attack Of sunstroke, it makes him
blazing mad. and almost brings on a re-
lapset TO STE so many beer and whisky gag
zlers standing around in the sun, un-
harmed and Guconcerned.