Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-01
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook of the
SeBfineI's Reporter.

SeBffnef's reporter.
First day of June.
Burnt cork will follow the Sparks.
The Willie Edouin troupe will arrive THU
evening.
Wales Consolidated will pay off on Tues
day next, June 7.
Eighty-two degrees in the shade at {
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Just now there seems to be unusual ex.
element in railroad matters.
Mountain Lodge No. 81, L. o. o. F., will
meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock at their
hall.
Travel On the E. & P. railroad continues
good, much better than at this time last
year.
Conkling appears to be in the position
OF the Irishman who let go TO spit on his
hands.
The town was remarkably dull yesterday,
caused probably by the extra excitement Of
the day previous.
1t would have been a God.send il the
weather on Decoration Day had been as
fine as that Of yesterday.
The party who left on the special train
yesterday morning for Palisade, returned
last evening at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Judge Cole and her young daugh-
ter Kitty, who has been quite i'll Of late,
left this morning for California.
Several persons left here a few days ago
TO seek employment on the Stockton &
Eureka Railroad, coming this way.
7. Il. Hutchinson & Co. have sold out
nearly their entire stock Of goods, and will
close up their business here in a few days.
Bellevue is 5000 feet above sea leve,
ketchum $500, and Galena $500. TX
mines are from 1000 to 1000 feet higher.
Good places to winter.
j. 3. Sheppard, agent of the Big -Four
Mlnstrels, III are to follow the Willie
Edouin Company at the Opera House, will
arrive this evening.
A little unpleasantness occurred between
members OF n Of the military companies
ON Monday night, caused by too much en-
thusiasm Of the occasion.
subscriptions to the DAILY and WEEKLY
SENTINEL are coming in lively from the
Eastern States, which indicates that much
interest is being taken in Eureka.
The Sparks Combination is represented
by some very pretty printing. The life
size Autograph of Alice Atherton is O
handsome picture, and does the lady full
justice.
The ladies are making great preparation
for the Odd Fellows grand bali, which
takes place on the 9th OF next month.
There will be a display Of fine dressing on
that occasion.
1t was currently reported here yesterday
that an agent Of Jay Gould's had visited
Austin, and that arrangements had been
made for a sale Of the Austin railroad to
Gould. What does this mean?
The Junior Eureka Baseball Club re-
quests the SENTINEL to say that they chal-
lenge the Juniors of Ruby Hill to play a
game at the cemetery grounds next Sun
day morning, for a ball and bat.
Alice Anterior is the wife of Willie
Edouin, and is considered one OF the
handsomest burlesque actresses on the
stage. Her version Of Robinson Crusoe
is the best portrayal now given anywhere.
The printers OF Sacramento held a pic
mic last Sunday. There is nothing very
singular in such a reunion, but the fact
that no liquors we're allowed on the ground
makes ii an event which will be handed
down to posterity as the most remarkable
occurrence OF the Nineteenth century.
A small audience listened to the Ger
man Senator " last evening. The enter
tainment is not one that will please a Eu-
reka house, and the manager no doubt re-
grets the company's trip to Eureka, though
he may consider the journey q profitable
one in the way Of acquired experience.
There is no likelihood that the Albion
Club will attend the Austin Miners Union
picnic. The Albions are ready to play the
Anstins a game for any sum il they will
come to Eureka. A purse Of $3.50 would
barely pay the expenses Of the trip and
loss Of time, even II they won 1t. Come
to Eureka, gentlemen, If you want Q game.