Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-14
rLUE DUST.


scraps from the Notebook Of che
Scntimefs Reporter.
Dominoes and valentines were the pfin-
| cipal articles Of trade yesterday.
A bunch OF keys and q knife are at the
SENTINEL Office, awaiting IN owner.
A good servant girl can find employment
upon application TO Mr.. Dave Mannheim.
Walter Brooks, tho asssyer, has been
kept unusually busy lately making assays.
The giraffe and incline at the Phepix are
completed, and will be In running order
to-day.
Coroner Smith has applied for letters Of
administration upon the estate OF the late
l.. c. anderson.
Mr.. L. C. Anderson left q wife and child
In New Orleans, whom he had not seen for
nine years previous to his death.
Patents have been applied for to the Sill
yer King. Whippoorwill and Morris mines,
situated in this district.
Yankee Dodge has opened a notion store
at Ruby Hill. at the store formerly occu-
pied by Medling Il Rule.
There il an uncalled-for message at the
Western Union Telegraph Office for Mr..
Hartford.
The Office of the Charter Tunnel Com
pany was raised yesterday. and the work Of
putting in u new foundation commenced.
The SANDER case OF Purcell vs. Della
hanty. from Ruby Hill. was being tried
before the District Court yesterday.
Mr.. j. Young, Of Typo. says i'll answer
TO 1.-THE Problem that the agent owes
the town 1871.
1t was reported on the streets last even
ing, that a rich and extensive strike had
been made in the Jackson mine yesterday.
Mrs. Hunter has fully recovered, and
will deliver her lecture on "Wheels Within
Wheels at the Coui t-housc, on Saturday
night.
We arc glad to learn that Mr.. Bartlett
has adopted our suggestion, and has writ
ten to Col. Sellers" to favor Eureka with
a visit.
The repairs on Miners Union Hall, at
Ruby Hill, have been finished, and the tx
pense foots up between 81 600 and 81 800.
Mr.. W. J. Penrose now occupies the
house on Rnby Hill formerly occupied by
Mr.. J. E. Mediing, who has removed to
Eureka.
A. Berg has transferred to A.. r. Horn
and James d. Allen 2s7 feet in the Phil.
Sheridan mine, adjoining the Eureka Con-
solidatcd, for the sum OF $3.50.
Two men, named William Hash and
Matt. Graham, were brought in from the
Diamond mountains by Deputy Mckay,
charged with killing other peoples cattle.
We acknowledge the receipt Of a villain
Gus looking valentine. The party who sent
it cheated Uncle Sam out Of a one cent
stamp.
T. n. Jewell. Deputy Sheriff at Palisade,
arrived last night. having in charge the
two men recently arrested for the at
tempted burglary Of Hogle's saloon.
The Knickerbocker Hose Company ten
der their thanks to Mr.. Pete Lowell. dray-
man for Mr.. Rube Egleston, for valuable
services rendered at the late FIRE.
Parties attending the Festival tonight.
and desiring conveyances. can leave Or
ders at our pri ncipal hotels, which will re-
ccive attention at he hands Of Messrs.
Davis 4 Jeffrey.
In our count vf the suicide u Mr.. l..
c. Anderson. we used the name Of Tom
Short. instead of Tom Brown, which shows
that we had not forgotten the jolly ranch
man We met u few weeks since.
Mr.. John Richardson writes from Ruby
Hill in reference to the recently published
problem, that the agent W. the town
Si07 n. Wrong. John, the town was
minus just So IL.
A decision adverse to the defendant, in
the case Of the United States Va. Honey
mans homestead entry, for q tract Of land
in Elko county, has been received at the
United States Land Office. from Washing
ton.
There was a rattling fight between the
"Iattier" and . man named Phebey, in
front Of the Miners saloon, yesterday
They cndcavored to swab out the gntter
with each other. aud both succeeded in Il
measure. Beyond that there was but little
damage done.