Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06
rLUE DUST.
scraps from h Notebook OF The
Sentinel's Reporter,

Sentfnel's Reporter.
Scarlet fever ON Ruby Hill.
Sore throats prevail On Ruby Hill.
Richmond miners will be paid TODAY
Seal skin fringe is fashions latest yaearv
Crit. Griffiths departed for Bodie yester.
day. ''oi-
work is now being pushed on the Ham,
burg.
The boys are flush and the money mar
ket is easier.
The Richmond's town bills will be paid
on Monday.
The Eureka Con. will liquidate all town
bills to-day.
Senator Spencer says Fargo, Dakota, is a
booming camp.
One of Fred. Germans children is i'll
with scarlet fever.
Six contracts have been let this month in
the Eureka Con.
But two furnaces are now in operation at
the Eureka Con.
Charley Fiske was busy all day yesterday
unpacking holiday goods.
oh for beautiful snow 1t is prefera-
BILE to the d-arned mud.
Meyers q Franklin are disposing Of their
stock Of clothing rapidly.
The Eureka Con. boys were paid yester.
day, and all were happy as CLANS.
A handsome p~ailing fence is being placed
around Judge Hillhouse's residence.
The biggest solar eclipse seen for many
years will como off January 18th.
Dresses, with but one skirt of heavy
material, will be worn this winter.
Henry Casey opens his BARRIERS shop,
next door to the Golden Rule store. to-day.
1t is expected that operations will be re-
sumed shortly on the Fourth OF July mine.
Foreman Bice states that the Eureka Con.
looks better to-day than it did three years
ago.
Tho Central Pacific has lost $50, 900 by
running the lightning express train last
year.
1t is predicted that Osceola will prove
one OF the booming camps Of the near
future.
The Excelsior Ministries are busily pre-
pairing for their performance on Tuesday
evening.
Only eight more days In which to settle
your State and county taxes without addi-
tional expense.
Mr.. Scott will give a soiree at the Rich
mond House this evening. An admission
fee Of 81 viii be charged.
Wells, Fargo Il Co. have leased one OF
the roomsi in the Foley Richard building
for a period Of five years.
Only &c emigrants passed Palisade for
the West yesterday. The number has
fallen of greatly Of late.
Reserved seats for the Excelsior Min
strels can now be obtained at the box Office
in the Hall tomorrow.
Mr.. W. j. Penrose, formerly Of Ruby
Hill, is taking an active interest in temper
ance matters in Tuscarora.
About one half Of the OWL devoted their
spare time yesterday In vain efforts to solve
the puzzle in the SENTINEL.
There is no excuse for not having Stag
crossings, as Col. Riley is ready to make
them at a reasonable figure.
The United States Restaurant, Ruby Hill,
Is becoming popular, owing to the employ
ment OF good cooks and attentive walters.
Denton q Co. paid the amount for which
the Cosmopolitan was attached, and there
was no stoppage in the business Of the
place.
Eleven contracts have already been let
this month Ia the Richmond, for the pur-
pose OF prospecting and developing Its re-
sources.
A further reduction In telegraph rates
East is promised, as soon "a Line No. 4
between New York and San Francisco Is
finished.
A hot lemonade, just before going to
bed. Ia a sure cure for an ordinary cold.
II out OF lemons, experiment on a hot
whisky.
A new restaurant has been started on
Ruby Hill, under the supervision Of Mr..
Very. He started IN by reducing board
81 pr week.
Rev. John A. Gray, formerly OF Eureka,
lectured on "shams" In the Methodist
Church, Virginia. last Sunday. 1t Is said
10 have been ono OF his ablest efforts.