Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-29
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook of b
sentfneI's Reporter.

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Several Of the Eureka boys have lately
returned from Stafford.
o. j. Salisbury was among the depar-
lures yesterday morning.
Ex-senator Spencer Of Osceola was in
Chicago q few days since.
Albion shares sold at 81 95 yesterday,
and Eureka Con. at S25 so.
The development lately made in the
Deadbroke is still improving.
James Reilly and Orren Miller, both old
Eurekans, are at Salt Lake City.
R. sadler left this morning for Carson,
and from there he will go to San Francisco.
Eureka Lodge No. %, I. O.. 0. f., will
meet at their hall at 8 O'Clock this evening.
G. L. Strong has been appointed Su-
perintendent Of the Geddes x Bertrand
mine.
Jot Travis is in the western part Of the
State, and may be expected this way in a
few days.
Mrs. j. E. Platter returned last night
from a protractod visit to friends in the
Golden State.
The Shoe Fly mines, adjoining the Satel-
lite, were yesterday sold to Eastern par
VA pASsOoOt
We yesterday saw some very fine peaches
and apples grown in Bruffey's garden at
the Hot Springs.
Rube Eggleston and family will leave
on Saturday morning for Reno, where
they will spend the Winter.
A brass door key has been left at this
office, which the owner can have by apply
ing at the publication Office.
At latest accounts last evening Joshua
Whitesides was still alive, but no hopes
were entertained for his recovery.
Hon. W. W. Bishop aud wife will leave
tomorrow morning for Carson. Before
returning they will visit San Francisco.
Il. J. Read, Robert Zeile, and other min
ing men yesterday visited the Eureka Tun-
mel. They were highly pleased with the
new find.
Miss Emma Wright, the efficient assist
ant principal in our public school, re-
turned last evening from q visit to Buffalo,
New York.
General P. Z. Conner arrived from Salt
Lake by last nights train. He comes over
to take q look at the bonanza in the Eu-
reka Tunnel.
W. o. Mills Jr. and Judge Smith have
returned from Bruffey's Warm Springs.
The trip was exceedingly beneficial TO
their health.
A very rich discovery OF gold quartz has
just been made about two and a half miles
from the new Stafford District, in a south
erly direction.
A fire occurred at the Ruby and Dun
derberg wood-pile, near the works, on
Tuesday, but was subdued without doing
much damage.
Pete Lowell, general builder and re-
pairer for the telegraph company, has
returned and will take up his Winter quar-
tiers in Eureka.
According to the latest census bulletin,
every Federal Office holder in Nevada is an
Enthusiastic supporter Of the stalwart policy
Of President Arthur.
A. G. Bailey. for disturbing the peace,
and " Rather" for drunkenness, will have
o hearing before Justice Harmon at 10
O'Clock this morning.
John Harris will wrestle John Wearne
OF Ruby Hill, Cornish style, for $25 a
side, at Stevens saloon next Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Centennial Guard ball on Tuesday
evening wa numerously attended, and was
highly enjoyed by all present. 1t was also
q grand success financially.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL OF next Saturday
will contain all OF the speeches and other
proceedings Of last Monday. Extra copies
will be printed to supply the demand.
Men are engaged in constructing the
switch for the new Stafford District. There
are several carloads OF lumber at Palisade
awaiting the completion of the =" turn out"
The dispatches say that Senator Jones
will be properly cared for by President
Arthur. Governor Kinkead may be COM
PEELED to name q Senator for us after all.
Captain Platter can hardly escape stump
ing the State next Fall. He laid all OF the
lawyers far in the shade In his effort of
Monday. AS an orator he Is O vigorous
success.
A. B. Gedney and his invalid son de-
parted for their home in Ruby Valley yes
terday afternoon. The young man has
improved considerably, but is still quite
feeble.
The Banner mine Is yielding higher
grade ore than ever before in its history.
The Banner has produced more tons OF
ore, first and last, than any other mine on
Prospect Mountain proper.
p. N. Hansen yesterday luckily escaped
losing several carloads OF charcoal which
accidentally took fire on the Ruby Hill
Railroad track. VIM. Gibson Of the Eu-
reka Con. discovered the fire and put 1t out.
A critic las is q critic" says, Merrill
paved higher than any Of 'em on the elo-
auent racket, Lansing had the solid bust
ness dead to rights. while Bishop was by
long odds the smoothest Of the whole batch.
Thus a coal burner delivered himself with
in the hearing Of q SENTINEL reporter yes
terday.