Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-23
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook of she
sentiners Reporter.

8CE8U1 NE0hM &HO IN
sentineI's Reporter.
The nights begin to feel ''fallish."
Albion hangs at about 81 80 per share
Enter your fast nags for the forthcoming
races.
Major John H. Dennis is visiting Win
nemucca.
j. G. Lockwood Of White Pine is visit
ing Eureka.
Several mining men arrived by last
nights train.
Thermometer yesterday P. M. 88, 7 P.
M. 70 degrees.
H. M. Levy OF the Eureka Con. is un.
der the weather.
Uncle George Thacher departs for Cherry
Greek this morning.
The Carson Tribune boasts Of that towns
exquisite flower gardens.
Fifty shares of Jackson stock was quoted
yesterday at IS cents per share.
Ex-State Senator Meder was dying at
Carson, according to latest reports.
Whist Is the present evening pastime
with those who take life philosophically.
Dave Slender q Co. rave a new delivery
wagon, turned out by Barlow & Hender-
son.
Hon. Tom Robinson Of Newark came to
town yesterday and will remain until to-
morrow.
General Kittrell will appear in the man
agement OF q case to be tried to-day before
Judge Harmon.
Archery and lawn-tennis club are being
agitated by the sensible ladies and gentle
men Of the town.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Coffee, aged 4 months and 8 days, died this
morning at l o'clock.
A committee of ladies is making the
rounds collecting subscriptions for the
Methodist Church organ.
The holder OF certificate 34,316 Sierra
Nevada stock, is requested to call at Paxton
d Co.'S Bank. See advt.
A diamond was lost last evening in front
OF the Courthouse. The finder will receive
q handsome reward. See advt.
Attention is directed to the adv.. Of the
Phil. Sheridan Mining Company, pub
lished under the head Of New To-day"
The new potato crop is immense in this
section Of the Stafe. The ranchers fear
that the supply will more than equal the
demand.
Messenger Ross OF the Z. q p. r. r.
says the new mines near Palisade are the
biggest things ever discovered before in
Eastern Nevada.
Sunday was a red-hot day, the sun COM
ing down with blistering effect. The
thermometer at l P. NJ. stood at 81 degrees,
and at z P. M. at 10 degrees.
A gust OF wind hurting through the up
per part OF the Courthouse yesterday,
slammed the heavy doors violently, com-
pletely smashing two large panes of glass.
Tom Murphy left for the Bay yesterday
morning, where he will reside permanently.
Tom is a good man and carries with him
the best wishes Of the people of Eureka.
Jack Gilmer and o. j. Salisbury were in
town on Sunday and departed for Salt
Lake yesterday morning. They informed
the SENTINEL that they would push the
Geddes d Bertrand mill to completion as
rapidly as possible.
The SENTINEL regrets TO chronicle the
sudden. death in San Francisco yester-
day Of John Zeile, in his sixty-second year.
Deceased was a brother of Robert Zeile Of
the Eureka Consolidated. The latter gen
tleman will have the sympathy Of this en-
tire community in his sad affection.
The firemen's picnici is being got in shape
and will no doubt be a great success. The
boys have about harmonized their differ
ences, and will put their shoulders to the
wheel to make the occasion a pleasant one.
Commissions Smith OF Pinto will make
ample arrangements for the comfort and
pleasure OF all who attend.
The stock market closed pretty strong
yesterday, Sierra Nevada and Union being
in good demand. Savage, which shows q
body Of fine ore on the water levels, has
not received the leaven put under the
north end stocks. The south end shows
but little change. Jacket, the king-pin,
remains steady and inactive.