Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-15
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook OF the
sentineT's Reporter.

sentiners Reporter.
supt. Richard is back from Stafford.
Prof. Leotard, the wizard, tonight.
NJ. b. Bartlett was taken sick yesterday.
Eureka Con. joys along at about a ~
gait.
Albion has dropped back to 81 70 and
81 rs.
DR.. Bishop has returned from Ruby
Valley.
t. D. Page Of Fish Greek was in town
yesterday.
The Methodist Conference meets at Car
son to-day.
The Dug Out will make a shipment of
ore next week.
Thos. Arrivey arrived from Stockton by
last nights train.
Hon. A. J. Blair left for San Francisco
yesterday morning.
w. b. Harrub of Oakland was among
last nights arrivals.
J. G. Powell got an assay from Conten-
ton ore going $615 "a.
The Jackson House restaurant il first
class in all its appointments.
Crosscutting on the 2400 level Of the
Potosi has been commenced.
Arthur Donnelly, the injured baseball
player, is rapidly recovering.
A venire for trial jurors was issued yes
terday, returnable next Monday.
Harry Hoskin. the advance agent Of the
Robert Mcwade Troupe, lie in town.
Eureka Lodge No. %, l.. O. o. r., will
vna1t ~ thai hall - o 1soIrol< tl.o or...-
Dan. McKinnon, an old resident of Eu-
reka, returned from the.East last evening.
The warm wave which passed over the
East last week seems to have struck this
coast.
1t is rumored that W. B. Harrub will be
rendered the SUPPLEMENTARY Of the Rich
mond.
Mrs. James Allen, who has been very i'll,
is improving and will soon be restored to
health.
F. W. Clute is just in receipt OF an ex-
tensiye assortment Of hardware and canned
goods.
E. E. Phillips reports having tapped the
ledge in the Mammoth mine, Diamond
District.
DIR. Thoma returned from Cortez last
night. He left his patient, Mr.. Dean, q
little better.
"My son." said Uncle Jimmy. "she's a
bonanza" The SENTINEL hopes it is not
q baby bonanza.
About 1000 shares each Of Sierra Nevada
and Union changed hand in the regular
Board yesterday.
Col. Caravans party during their stay
on tho Hnmholdt uiI ka apapnipatad
the "Innocents Abroad"
1t is officially denied that Mr.. Richard
offered to bond the Contention mine, SAT-
ford District, for 500, 900.
There is a scheme on foot to get together
an immense mining property in this dis
trict for the London market.
The owners OF the Banner mine are
thinking Of incorporating the property. 1t
is a good mine If properly developed.
DR.. Keen will sell alot Of household fur
niture at / o'clock to-day, at his stand at
the corner of Main and Bateman streets.
Governor Kinkead will appoint Hon. 1.
L. Requa, Brigadier General of the Ne
vada State militia, vice Batterman, de-
ceased.
The Gold Hill News says L. P. Drexler,
one Of the Trustees. has been denied adj
mission to the lower levels OF the Sierra
Nevada.
p. Mcbride and family returned last
night from San Francisco. Their little
child, which was very sick, has entirely
recovered.
Those who copper Uncle Jimmy's asser-
ton that there Is an ore body in the north
end mines are pretty apt to get squeezed.
II q real bonanza is found there IL no tell
ing at what figure they will stop.
Enterprise, 18th: Senator Fair yester-
day received a dispatch from ]. P. Jones,
to whom he had telegrsphed for precise
information in regerd to the condition Of
President Garfield. The dispatch from
81. P" amounts TO the same thing as the
official bulletin.