Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-21
rLUE DUST.
from the Notebook Of the
ser"P s.,ttners Reporter.

.o,, the Notebook Of the
ser"p se,ttners Reporter.
n Rotbin will leave here on Fri
~. and Mrs. John A. Paxton are in San
Francisco au,ona;, u.x;- :.
fresh candies.
NJ. T. D. Page, from Fish Creek was in
town yesterday
49, next for San Francisco, and from
hence to London.
sIountaip Lodge No. 81, I. o. o. f., meet
,,T.sO o'clock this evening.
lat quantities OF Christmas ever
.oans are being brought to town.
email fortune has been spent here in
Inrcbase of skates this season.
a. ,be best pasturage for your stock,
~ !, 10 Pages ranch ON Fish Creek.
Too Molino q Co. are shipping q large
cunt Of iux ore to the Richmond works.
Tim Killeen, holding a lease on the
vS,tb Macon City, is taking out frst-class
ore. 5rrnLa n,t L.
o.Ioboose between 6 and IL o'clock last
fle CdlhbS
night.
william Reilly was arrested yesterday on
p,hv Hill for vagrancy and was placed in
The cooler.
1,ace Thomas W. Hawley has gone to
can francisco to spend the holidays with
his family.
Tho nroprietors OF the skating rink will
aonate one evenings receipts to the Michi-
gan sufferers.
The European news this morning is
heavily suggestive OF lager beer. cham
payne and war.
Parsons desiring wigs for the masquerade
~ sbould interview Miller, next door TO
The Turner House.
Onr Eastern dispatches assert that it is
aoubtful IL a verdict is reached in the Gui-
teau case this year.
The law Of Utah allows girls OF 16 to
vote. but il does not make them wait that
long to get married.
A statement Of the affairs Of the Eureka
Tunnel Company will be published about
the first OF January.
Mr.. H. J. Dykes has the contract for
taking down the old Lennon mill and
erecting it at Hot Greek. 4
Mr.. Robert Ziele Of the Eureka Con
,t his morning for San Francisco, where
be will spend the holidays.
During the past four weeks the money
order business at the Postofice has
amounted to about SIC, 900.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Dykes arrived from
-.-..a. MIV1ay avaptnU and ara
Stopping at the Jackson House.
Mr., Charles Karbstein and Mr.. j. r.
Townsend, two old White Piners, arrived
last evening by private conveyance.
There will be a rehearsal Of the Episco-
nal Sunday School children at the Opera
House at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon.
nThe bad man from Bodie" will have
10 give place now to the " Stalwart from
Lssdville." See the Guiteau business.
The first load Of ties for the E. & G.
River Railroad Company arrived here yes
isrdsy. This begins to look like business.
The handsome prizes TO be given at the
masquerade ball can be seen at the jewelry
Establishments OF P. Steler and Ed. VIII
helm,
Mr.. Peter Knight gave a blowout yester-
dsy at the Parker House, on the occasion
d his having reached his twenty-sixth
birthday.
The Eureka Tunnel Company have just
bad completed a number Of elegant maps,
showing the underground workings OF
their mine.
The San Francisco Chronicle SAYS John
". aaeksy sailed from New York last
Thursday for France, and that his return
% indefinite.
The Elko Independent says that John
T. Baker OF Eureka is negotiating for the
purchase Of one Of the most valuable mines
IN saford District.
The superintendent OF the Eureka Con.
writes to the Secretary at San Francisco
nat there is no change in affairs at the
nine worthy OF special mention.
Gentlemen desiring to take two ladies to
ile Masquerade ball will be charged 81 80.
me management do this to give each OF
Tie maskers a fair chance at the prizes.
Captain Tully, owner OF the Paul Pry
mine, has recently struck asmall bonanza. /.
and has three or four tons Of first-clsss
ore on The dump. He Is now working in
tgood breast Of ore.