Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-13
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook Of the
ssntfners Reporter.

ssntfners Reporter.
Would you call q dog bite, q current
W. s. Reyes is exporting on mines at
Bodie.
For the incest patterns Of carpets go to
Franklin's.
Rev. Mr.. Ladd returned last evening
from a visit to Austin.
M. d. Foley will leave this morning on
n Of his flying visits to the Bay.
Albion touched 50 IS yesterday, the
highest figure, we believe, in its history.
During the Lingard performances there
will be o change OF programme ever even
ing.
Surveyor Wescoatt's Oldest child was
very i'll yesterday and was not expected to
live.
Mountain Lodge No. 81, 1. o. O. f.,
will meet at their hall ct 7:30 o'clock this
evening.
Albion yesterday opened at SO 65 and
closed at 50 So, over 1900 shares having
been sold.
The cast Of Diplomacy" win comprise
twelve persons. Among these are several
debutantes.
There were a large number Of reserved
seats taken yesterday for the Lingard per-
formances. 7H
Judge Belknap did not sit in the hearing
OF the lottery case. He was absent by rea-
son Of sickness.
County Clerk Buttlar wants q girl to do
general housework. See advertisement in
another column.
Rube Egleston says he is selling groceries
and provisions ut lower prices than any
other shop in town.
Henry Mau and wife left this morning
for San Francisco. Mr.. Mau goes for the
benefit Of his health.
The Albion Company again shipped
thirty tons Of first-class ore yesterday to
the Eureka Con. works.
The streets and saloons have been
crowded with people the past few evenings
all owing to the pay-days.
H. Kayser leaves this morning for San
Francisco, whittier he goes TO make extern
sive purchases Of Spring goods.
The weather had moderated considers
bly, last evening, and raised the hope Of
another spell Of Spring sunshine.
There was q severe frost night before
lbSts huu OutuOOI 'pihnIS were severely
nipped, including the genus homo. &.
The Episcopal church will be handsome
ly decorated with flowers and evergreens
for the Easter service next Sunday.
James Adams Sr. Of San Lorenzo, CAL,
arrived last evening. Mr.. Adams was q
cousin Of the late Capt. James Adams.
In the County Clerks Office yesterday
Neil Munroe and Arnold Bruno Barrow re-
ceived their final naturalization papers.
T~wenty-eight dollars and a half was bid
in the Board yesterday for Eureka Con.
shares, but there was none for sale at that
price.
Mrs. Stewart and Miss Linton depart
this morning for San Francisco. They go
away well pleased with their visit to the
Base Range.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. s. Trowbridge and
family, Miss Matte M. Godat and Miss s..
G. Johns, all Of Typo, left this morning
for California.
Candelarla some time ago, was tried be-
fore Judge Archie Turner, formerly OF
Eureka, and acquitted.
Thomas J. Taylor yesterday fled . loca-
ton to the Tievsli No. 8 lode, consisting Of
4toDO ACCts lAC Ciolin IL blbuatou boh0 ol4
miles southeast Of Eureka.
The announcement that CARRIER and
Thornton are OF counsel for the Albion
Mining Company was a mistake. They
have no connection in the case.
The norther of the past few days has re-
duced the price Of strawberries from 30 to
40 cents per basket. The supply on hand
Ia not large. nor the quality tempting.
1t Is not likely that the Richmond fur
naces will close down for repairs TO the
machinery before May 1. The original
intention was to run them down on the
18th Of the present month.
O. r. Reed, who has been in the employ
Of Remington 4 Co. for some time, in
tends starting for Wood River In q day or
two. He will embark In the grocery bust
ness at the town OF Bellevue.
The dog show In San Francisco last week
is reported to have been q success. We
hope this fact will not inspire the lovers
Of the canine race with sufficient ambition
to get up q similar exhibition on the Base
Range.
Dick Ryland yesterday set men to work
in building Q brick addition to Lauten-
schlager's Brewery at the south end Of
Main street. above the Richmond works,
and when completed will be the finest
brewery In the State.
The Mormon Beers Of Western Utah,
who have neither knowledge OF Lent. nor
do they observe Easter, are bringing to
our market most generous supply Of eggs,
which has had . tendency to reduce the
price to IS cents per dozen.
However dull the times may be at Wood
River this season. the pioneers Of that re-
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vicinity afford the finest piscatorial amuse-
ment In the world, while the hills and
mountains swarm with festhered and ant
Tered game. a. we'll a. ursa majors.
Trouting Ia the principal pastime OF the
sportsman Of California ct present, and
the streams are reported to be we'll stocked
with the finny tribe this season. Nevada,
with all her vast area, has really but two
decent trout streams-the Truckee and
Humboldt. The pleasures that we miss in
the Silver State are untold.