Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-28
rLuE DUST.
FLUE DUST.
s.,aps from the Notebook OF the
Sca" oIsa Etarorear

~..ans from tue NVs"pooA o. tue
" sentineI's Reporter.
T, raiped hard all day yesterday at Pal
issde. -
Mr.. R. sadler is afflicted with n of
1ob's comforters.
. For nice apples go TO Pcnbsrthy's, on
north Main street.
M,s. N. G. P. Smith retarnod last even
inc from California.
NJ Wm. Whdlen Of Antelope District
was in town yesterday
Monntain Lodge No. 81, l. o. 0. F.,
meet at 1880 this evening.
Thero il a vacancy in the leadership Of
.he Palisade School District.
Mr. o. J.. Salisbury returned from Salt
lake City on Monday evening.
Iratice Harmon's Court was quite busy
.oo,erdsy with Christmas drunks.
There we're more drunken men on the
o,reets Yesterday than Oh Christmas.
All Of the black eyes around town are
attributed to the skating rink. Too thin.
Foq.pogg was very scarce around town
an christmas day. Don't let it occur
again.
The price OF shares Ia the Stock Board
yesterday was not very lattoring for a
holiday boom.
Mrs. Bessie Hedley left Yesterday morn
;,g Tor palisade, where she will spend the
school vacation.
The floor at the Opera House is being
nlaned and smoothed preparatory to the
masquerade ball.
The delegation OF Newark visitors who
sneut Christmas here, left for home yes
terday morning.
Mr.. Charles l.. Garfield and his charm
;nc bride passed Palisade on Wednesday
last, going East.
suneriptendent Read, OF the Eureka
can returned from his California visit
on Monday evening.
Mr.. ". II. Coffey threw AZ for the dia-
mond ring at the Palace Saloon. The
ring is valued at $3.50.
DR.. II. W. Huntington left this morning
for Elko on a professional visit. lie VIII
he absent several days.
Rev. J. r. Ladd, formerly pastor of the
M. Z. Church at this place, has returned
TO Austin from his visit East.
For the accommodation OF their pat
rous Wells, Fargo Il Co. have placed letter
boxes at all the principal hotels.
Some exceedingly high assays have re-
Gently been made from ore taken from the
0nondaga mine in Stafford District.
On Monday last Mr.. James Meyers Of
Ruby VALLEY had one Of his feet badly
mashed by a horse tramping upon it.
Mr.. Thomas J. Read informs us that bis
maps Of Eureka Mining District will ar
rive here about the 4th OF next month.
Mr.. NJ. b. Bartlett has commenced re-
moving his goods from the old stand to
his new building, adjoining the Court
house.
Christmas passed off very quietly in Eu-
reka, No accident OF any moment occur
red, and the community kept very respect
ably sober.
The Sans Souci Club, with their guests,
had a splendid dinner aud a good time at
the Jackson House Restaurant on Sunday
evening last.
Assessor Wallace yesterday paid into the
County Treasury the sum Of $3.50, the
amount Of mining tax for the quarter
ending Nov. 30.
More assessment work has been done In
this district ibis year than ever before.
This indicates that old mining claims are
now worth something.
A little blaze occurred early yesterday
morning In the rear Of Chinatown. The
fremen we're promptly On hand and
sqnelehed 1t in Its incipiency.
The skating at the rink on Monday even
ing was elegant. aud WAS highly enjoyed
by the large number OF ladies and gentle
men present. Last night the warm weather
disappointed the skaters.
% Christmas day Mr.. N. G. %cavanaugh
and Miss Esther A. Mailman were joined
IN tue holy bonds OF matrimony. Bob
and his fair bride have the best wishes OF a
large portion Of this community for a life
Of nnalloyed happiness.
Master George A. Bartlett intends rai-
ding OF the beautiful doll on Saturday
evening next at 7 O'Clock at his fathers
store. II should be recollected that Mas
Ter George intends sending the proceeds OF
The rattle 10 the Michigan sufferers.
Nearly all the chances are now taken.