Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-16
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook OF the
sentiners Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook OF tn,
sentiners Reporter.
Albion, fifty cents.
Beautiful moonlight nights.
Justice Cromer's slate is clean.
The M. E. Church is to be rebuilt.
Holiday goods are beginning to arrive.
Fire Warden Long has the boss overcoat
Hon. r. M. Daggett goes East in few
days.
Hay continues to arrive, and the corrals
are filling up.
One span Of the heavy truss roof on the
new theater Is in place.
Isn't it about time to commence talking
about q Thanksgiving ball?
Mau Il Heitman's new brewery looks
splendid in its new coat Of paint.
The Central Pacifc's payment to Eureka
county helps the Treasurer's box nightly.
Bob Crossan reports the grain business
as unusually lively during the past week
Eureka has not become cosmopolitan
enough to boast Of a single case Of vario-
loid.
And now the frugal h~usbandman is seen
gathering gunny sacks-for winter over
shoes.
The prospectors are coming in to win
ter, and cabins to rent" are getting
scarce.
A minstrel show is on the way Westward,
but will hardly stop in Eureka, as we
have no hall at present.
Johnny Horn drives q tandem team to
his dray. The pulling rig" on the leader
is a triing light for this weather.
The Centennial Guard Band, after it's
return from Pinto last evening. treated the
people Of Eureka to some fine music.
One man up town built a fence last Sun
day, and another knocked it down with
his little Ratchet. The lawyers may have
q little fun out of it.
The Republican journals are rejoicing
because they are to receive $50 per cent"
from their State Central Committee. Its
better to be born" etc.
J. s. Whitton's brick. on the old Ex-
change block Of ground. is nearly enclosed,
and is as handsome 3 single-story business
house as there is in Eureka.
The year 1881 is near at hand, and, &C.
cording to Mother Shipton," that is the
time set for the Transformation. "In 1881
the world to an end will come"
The Nevada Laundry has moved from
its former place OF business, on North
Main street, to the old hospital building,
which has been altered for that purpose.
Professor Hsmill and daughter are CIV
ing select readings in Salt Lake. They
are spoken of by the Eastern press very
highly, and they may visit Eureka shortly.
There was on exhibition at the butcher
shop Of VIM. Roberti, on North Main
street, yesterday. a hog that weighed 446
pounds, net. 1t attracted considerable
attention.
Judge Cromer is now comfortably To-
Gated in the new Clark building, corner
OF Bateman and Clark streets, aud any,
one wishing "justice" can obtain the same
on application to the Judge.
In Denver a steam heating
which has been laying pipes during the
summer for heating business houses on a
large scale, is about ready for operations,
With every promise of success.
Mr.. G. Schwamb yesterday had workmen
engaged in refining and pspering his fur
niture rooms. and will open the same in q
few days for the purpose Of displaying
some OF his new bedroom sets, and other
furniture to the public gaze.
A company of Cinnamon have rented
the old Washington Hotel, on South Main
street, and were yesterday engaged in
renovating the same for the purpose of
opening an extensive laundry business. 1t
is a pity that they cannot be kept off
Main street.