Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-05
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook of the
Sentiners Reporter.

sentineI's Reporter.
The sleighing is splendid
Rubber overshoes are in season.
Nearly all shades Of green are fashion.
able.
The weather was clear and cold last
evening.
The late storm was very general all over
the State.
Jim Porter has sold his herd OF cattle
for q song.
Calisher has captured the YOUNGSTERS with
his new toys.
A double mail arrived from the West
last evening.
The Eureka Consolidated miners change
shifts to-day.
Are we to have q Christmas Eve ball ?
Let's have it.
B.. Alexander was reported to be improv-
ing last night.
All trains-north, east and weston
time last night.
Owing to the storm, leaky roofs were in
fashion yesterday.
Four-leaf clover is one of the f~ayorite
designs for jewelry.
The boys will have q clear track =" for
several days to come.
The sound of sleigh-bells was heard till
a late hour last night.
The usual religious services will be held
In all the churches to-day.
Everybody who could afford the luxury
enjoyed a sleigh-ride yesterday.
Eureka butchers are preparing for a fine
display OF meats on the holidays.
Base Range Typographical Union meet
ing to-day at 2 P. M, in their hall.
The public schools will take a vacation
Of two weeks after the 18th instant.
Mrs. J.. G. Powell and children arrived
last evening from a visit at the East.
ALI the latest pictorials and monthlies
can be found at the Postoffice Bookstore.
Every day we hear OF new parties fixing
up for d trip to Arizona and New Mexico.
Eleven jurymen were secured for the Nc
Lane trial in Hamilton up to Friday night.
The Hamilton stage had not arrived at
dark last night. The delay was caused by
deep snow.
Lieutenant Tom Johns has thrown open
the old City Brewery Saloon on Ruby Hill
to the public.
The snow last night drifted to many feet
IN depth in the ravines and gulches on
Prospect Mountain.
John s. Capron will leave on Tuesday
morning for San Francisco, where he ex-
poets to spend the winter.
The sixth, eighth and ninth levels of the
Eureka Consolidated are looking better
than for a long time before.
superintendent Sessions visited the
Ruby Hill public schools yesterday, and
lef: for Carson this morning.
Our restaurant-keepers will vie with
each other in the richness Of their yiands
which are to be offered to-day.
Messrs. Mead d hurry have a coy little
room for their two barber chairs next door
to the Bank Exchange Saloon.
On account Of snow in the cuts on the
Ruby Hill railroad yesterday, no train was
run. The road will be opened to-day.
At 8 o'clock yesterday the sky was clear
and bright in Eureka. A dispatch dated
at that hour in Palisade says Showing
like H-alifax."
Rev. Mr.. Gallagher. of the Presbyterian
Church, commences this evening the first
OF q course Of sermons on the " Ethics OF
the New Testament"
Mikel Bros, proprietors of the Ruby
Hill stage line, did a lucrative business
yesterday and last evening, sleigh-riding
people to and from the Hill.
The teamsters who have been hauling
tagging for the Eureka Consolidated and
Albion, from White Pine Mountain, have
ceased operations for this season.
The subject OF discourse at the Episco-
pal Church this evening will be "Humil-
ity." Ofertory by Professor Pulling,
"Dona Nobis" from Third Mass, Hum
mel.
Persons wanting cheap Bibles should
call at w. p. Haskell's store and inquire
for Leon Haskell, who can furnish them
from the Bible Society. with any size or
description, and in any language.
The next rehearsal for the Christmas
services at St. James Church will take
place tomorrow evening. These rehears.
ais are said to be very interesting under
Professor Pulling's instruction, and quite
Q number are attending them.