Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-06
rLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of the
sentiners Reporter.

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sentinei's Reporter.
Main street was exceedingly lively last
evening.
All our hotels and lodging-houses are
filled. .
The weather has been lovely for the past
three days.
The pay days are making 1t interesting
for the shopkeepers.
Alexander Beatty of the Blue Eagle
Ranch arrived yesterday.
The funeral of Mrs. Shea was largely at
tended yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. H. sweetapple Of Phoebe arrived
last night from San Francisco.
The @. P. train was three-quarters Of an
hour late at Palisade last night.
The advertised letter list will be found
in another column this morning.
Travel on the E. & P. Railroad has been
unusually large during the past week.
Mrs. o. J. Salisbury has almost en-
tirely recovered from her recent fall from
a horse.
Upton Post, G.. A. r., will meet at Odd
Fellows' Hall at Z o'clock, town time, this
evening.
The new pastor will hold services in the
Methodist Church to-day-morning and
evening.
The mines continue to look we'll at Lewis
and considerable good ore is being ex-
tracted.
Zinc Barnes is testing the hard forma-
ton in the southern part Of Esmeralda
County.
Ill., ,,o.o1 -1Is-s-.., .<..soa. ~rsIt L. I.1I
in all the churches to-day except the Pres
byterian.
A suitable reward will be paid for q pis-
tol that was lost last evening. See adyer-
tisement.
Bartlett is taking advantage of the fine
weather, and is rushing work on his new
brick building.
Indians are doing n land Office business
in Western Nevada peddling green and
roasted pine nuts.
Jake Cohn has recovered sufficiently
from his late attack OF rheumatism to be
on the streets again.
Eureka Tunnel shares remained firm at
50 in thes Stock Board yesterday. They
should be selling at IS.
The coal haulers are taking advantage
VI th0 AAo WCatbCA duu dIG DIllkluk I'LL
large quantities OF coal.
d. s. Crane, advance agent for the JOS
lin Comedy Company, has had tho town
well billed with a lot Of fine printing.
A lively scrimmage took place yesterday
afternoon in a North Main street saloon.
Neither OF the parties was seriously hurt.
Our reporter at Palisade says that the
westbound emigrant trains are always full
OF immigrants for California, Oregon and
Washington Territory.
lump Winston OF Carson, q man con-
spicuous in the sporting circles OF Nevada,
was taken seriously i'll a few days ago with
hemorrhage of the lungs.
The races at Lewis next week promise to
be quite exciting, and il this pleasant
weather only holds out for another week q
big time and crowd may be'looked for.
The Ruby Hill Miners Union will meet
next Saturday evening instead Of Friday
evening, the Mirror Of Ireland Troupe
having hired the hall for the former date.
The finest lot Of ore ever taken from our
mines was delivered yesterday afternoon
Mt the Eureka Con. Reduction Works. 1t
was from the Eureka Tunnel Company's
mine.
W. ~ 0fiiuthf lutc licdSuItT VI tuU
Miners Union, has resigned, and William
Goodman has been appointed to fill his
place. Mr.. Griffith goes in q few days
on q visit to the East and Europe.
The Ruby underberg Company pay all
bills on the 10th inst. All bills against
the Eureka tNevada) Silver Mining Com
pany will be paid on the same date at the
Ruby underberg Company's Office.
A gentleman was going down town last
night with his wife when they met a young
man whom the husband suspected Of hav-
ing made improper advances to his better
half. He prepared his fingers to pull the
young bucks nose, but when the latter
drew q pistol he resumed his walk. merely
remarking: you've got the best Of roe
! give 1t up"
The Young Mems Moral. Scientific aud
Musical Association OF Ruby Hill have
their weekly meeting tonight. The
promised essay by William Hendy on tho
question. III ignorance is an excuse for
the violation Of the divine law, why send
missionaries to convert the heather 2"
will not be given. but q substitute paper
will be read by Tom Pearce on washers"