Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-04
FLUE DUST
from the Notebook Of the
scraps ~amttuers Reporter.

meets tomorrow.
nistpict Court was Yesterday
for the term' the town nearly all
dsy osscts of the pay days are begin
ming to be felt arrival from San
Francisco last night
u. John Tore leaves this morning Tor
tombstone, Arizona
Iou .,nt will be open al s o'clock this
ling for everybody.
s''1 = s. Wilton will return from Salt
AXE city Tuesday evening.
General P. Edward Conner left this
usio for Salt Lake City.
moin whitaker will take the Princi-
Is;n n his school at Reno
nnripg the past week the travel has been
.lS on The E. & P. Railroad.
charley Provost has purchased an inter-
~ ,be Bonanza Restaurant.
@M po.rd of County Commissioners
Ing a, tomorrow at 10 O'Clock. .
VII m'a hating rink has captured the town
ad and young, big and little.
~. pubv.punderberg smelling works
IN down Yesterday for the season.
' ~ nsw brick buildings OF Messrs.
lne and KYLE are nearly completed.
a~.ho.rsal Of "Pocahontas will take
,o.morrow evening at G:3o o'clock.
rhe ice at the rink was splendid last
lG1 and everybody there had a good
time. Ill
10 found this morning in u local col
INNS.
a. Sbnrehes to-day, except he Presby-
terrain.
r,hrny Horn has taken charge OF
ss"anev h Co.'s buses, running to md
from the depot.
p.nsmber that Mrs. Kavanaugh's bene-
a. hsll takes place next Wednesday even
inc on Ruby Hill.
Tho postofice Is now the busiest place
{, town. and probably will remain so until
After the holidays.
Mr., julius Lesser, formerly OF Eureka,
will have charge OF j. ID. FARMER nc"
dy goods store al Ogden.
Vi. wilhelm yesterday received a NM
Mirror and additional show cases in which
10 display holiday goods.
Rad Sam Nathan's new advertisement
.Ais morning. He has got better and
cbeaDer goods than anybody.
Another ttiger'' was turned loose in the
palace Saloon last evening, making seven
Of The playful animals in Eureka.
strswherries have been received in San
y,.noisco every day since about b hrst
of last February up to the present time.
pr. !. W. Huntington and bride arrived
nv last evenings train from the East.
They have taken rooms in the SENTINEL
building.
The Baltimore Sun tells Of a young lady
Of that city who gave 500, 900 for a hus-
band. We men come high, but the girls
have 10 have rs.
The total amount OF delinquent tax for
The present year in 0rmsby County Is
sL275 II, less by one-half than that OF
any previous year.
EY-Congressman @. W. Kendall, who
bad bis skull fractured recently by a rum
sssy horse on Market street, San Fran
cisco, b recovering.
Our clothing merchants have never be-
fore carried such immense stocks OF hne
goods as the present season, and they we're
never sold at such 10y prices.
The New York Daily Stock Report says
that Eureka stands to-day the richest
and most extensive mining district in
America, II not In the world"
Surveyor Read has just finished a fine
map Of the Eureka Tunnel, from which
al the workings may be seen at a glance.
ltsan be seen at the company's Office.
The State Va. W. J. Penrose, in the Jus
tee Court yesterday, the case was post
'poned till tomorrow at 10 o'clock, owing
10 the absence Of a witness for the plaintiff.
II ia probable that the veterans will re-
llize fully $500 from the Thanksgiving
ball to aid the Soldiers Home project.
a definite statement cannot be made until
After the pay-days.
The following is a report OF the coinage
o. the Carson Mint during the month Of
November: Standard silver dollars, $685. |
wv half eagles, SIS, $50; eagles, 100000.
Total coinage, si96, 800.
Rev. Mr.. Crawford will not hold Divine
service on the Hill this afternoon. I'm
iorseen circumstances prevent him from
gong, but he expects to hold service there
next Sabbath afternoon.
An Eastern exchange says that Eureka
nyet In Its infancy, Notwithstanding the
iAet that its two principal mines alone
nave paid over $4,000, 600 in dividends,
lairly distributed among the shareholders.
Judge W. w.. Bishop and General p. E.
vonnor will take the west-bound train
iaa morning from Palisade and 20 to
meet Governor Kinkead at winnemucca.
laencs they will accompany him back as
Tar M Palisade.
masters A. ]. Butler, Frank A. Titus
ma Frank A. Johnson returned last even
ing from McClnre's Military Academy.
aae Young gentlemen have come home TO
sPend the holidays with their parents, who
WI Dc no less delighted than the boys.
Hotel Arrivals.