Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-28
FLUE DUST.


one.
Rev. Philo Phelps is expected home to
night.
Secure your fuel-the price will soon ad-
vance.
Rehearsal Of the Episcopal choir to-
night.
More men will be put to work in the X
! X soon.
The scenery for the theater weighs 1000
pounds.
Wall paper is coming into general use in
Eureka.
Game is becoming plentiful as fruit dis
appears.
No mining fever here since Yankee Fork
was agitated.
General Conner returned to Salt Lake
yesterday,
Gem pictures are all the rage since Love-
wells advent.
Eureka Con. was booming yesterday,
and touched $50.
The foundation OF Ellison's new build
ing is a solid affair.
Dick Ryland has just started the fires in
. zoe. 900 brick kiln.
Griff Griffith will make q flying visit TO
San Francisco shortly.
Sheriff Kyle left for Stockton with an
insane Italian yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Geary's family departed for
the Bay yesterday morning.
Our restaurant keepers always give an
extra good dinner on Sunday.
Hon. TI1a yU-a- y1.roo Az, ru..-.-.
for a ten days visit to the Bay.
Milk costs about 90 cents more per gal
lon in Eureka than in Leadville.
The Grant excursion has petered, and
Charley Hubbard is disconsolate.
1t looks as il the Chinese would eventu-
ally have to go-from Chinatown.
A peculiarly shaped and numbered safe
key awaits an owner at this Office.
Mr.. A. Sturgis, of the Matamoras Com
pany, left this morning for Chicago.
The Belle Douglas troupe lately appeared
in Ward, and is drifting Eurekaward.
Mr. Andrew Marren expects to start on
a visit to his home in the East next week.
The Sunny South is a stranger to such
weather as we are enjoying in Eureka now.
Monday next the Commissioners hold
their regular meeting. Hand in your bills.
Officer Simpsons movements are mystic
rions. He started on another scent yester-
day.
Mr.. Dan Morris, OF Osceola District,
arrived last evening by the Hamilton
stage.
1t required an entire car to ship the seem
cry for the theater, over the Central Pacific
road.
The Eureka and California Lumber Com
pany are receiving large additions to their
stock.
1t is estimated that by December LIST the
new school house will be ready for occu-
pancy.
The managers OF the Hall should secure
q popular lecturer. Send for Talmage or
Beecher.
Aditched freight train, just west OF Reno,
was the cause Of no mail on Sunday
evening.
The work Of putting up the scenery for
the Hall will be commenced to-day. There
are II sets.
We are under obligations to Superinten-
dent Donnelly, Of the Eureka Con-, for q
fine m~olybdate.
Superintendent Porter, Of the X X. took
q run down the road yesterday on a hunt
Ing expedition.
Mat. schaizlein. who has been down in
Ruby Valley on a hunting excursion, re-
turned last evening.
Tom .Laspeyre has the Grant boom re-
duced to fine points. For further particu-
lars zee Tom himself.
The County Jail, as a background for
tho Court House, IL not O success. II will
always mar It's appearance.
Mr.. Edward wilhelm has presented us
with some fine specimens from Railroad
and Northumberland districts.
Pinto folks are pleased with Miss Lou
Kobe. their new teacher. We always
thought they were sensible people.
superintendent Porter. OF the x X. IA IN
appreoiative gentleman. aud we viewed
Ruby Hill from behind his span OF blacks
on Sunday.
Sam Goldstone has passed a oroditable
examination, and will be admitted to the
bar when the Supreme Court passes upon
his application.
Visitors TO the Richmon9.are courteously
received by Foreman Van Blarcom and
Shift boss Harris. Both are intelligent and
entertaining gentlemen.
The bar in the new theatre will be opened
Thursday. and Charley Crandall will attend
to thirsty customers. A better selection
not have been made.
Every camp on the coast, save Eureka.
are footing their horns through Eastern
What 10 the cause-want OF ener-
gy, lack Of brains, or scarcity of inkf