Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-16
FLUE DUST.


scraps from the Notebook Of ths
sentineps Reporter.
The Board OF Pardons meet tomorrow
Sid Mikel arrived last evening from Cal.
ifornia.
Karsky was in receipt OF another fine
lot of clothing yesterday. F.
Mrs. and Miss Lena Zadow returned
last evening from the West.
VIM. Nicksls And family left this morn.
ing for Oakland, California.
Mrs. d. Nolan and children arrived
from Virginia last evening.
"Old Reliable " yesterday declared an.
other dividend Of SO cents per share.
The departures from the Comstock are
ncw largely in excess of the arrivals.
The stockholders meeting Of the Eureka
Consolidated will be held tomorrow.
W. 1. salkeld and e. b. Walker came in
from Secret Canyon yesterday afternoon.
County Auditor Molinelli will deliver
the extended tax roll to the Treasurer on
Monday.
The pulpit Of the Methodist Church
will be filed hereafter by Rev. r. Porter
Of Chicago.
Divine services will be held at the Epis-
copal and Catholic Churches at the usual
hour to-day.
The incoming taxes will no more than
pay the outstanding Indebtedness against
our county.
John Gallagher expects shortly to COM
mence work upon the Josephine Amy
claim on Adams Hill.
Young man, when you sec the "old gen.
tieman' packing home a shotgun it is
time for you to leave.
Owing to the cold weather, Main street
was not as crowded last night as il usually
is on Saturday evenings.
Thomas Cryan and John King yesterday
declared their intentions Of becoming citi-
zens Of the United States.
Work In the Centennial mine will be
started up this week, under the superin-
tendency Of Jack Kermeen.
Don't forget to take in the Miners Union
ball tomorrow evening. The Eureka
string band will BIZ in attendance, and
everything will be jolly.
The Reno Gazette SAYS that "Hons.
Ihomas Wren and W. W. Bishop are on
their way to Tombstone" Ain't looking
fA SAhFSrf diC tuey
There is still much trouble with the tel
e9raph lines at the East. Such press
news as was sent over it last night was
enough to break down any line.
J. G. Irvine Of White Pine returned
from Lander County last evening, where
ne was looking up some OF his old mining
properties.
The working force in the Savage has
been increased to 40 men. Streaks of
rich ore have been found at various points
on the 100 level.
The mass Of figures which appear in
another colum has caused our Auditor
and his deputies to burn the midnight oil
for the past two weeks.
Savage receded g little YESTERDAY, but
generally the market exhibited decidedly
more strength at the close than IL did at
the beginning Of the week.
The Olympic was crowded last night,
and the performance proved entertaining
and satisfactory. The company are labor
ing hard to please their patrons.
The Eureka Tunnel Company have made
several shipments OF ore the past week to
the huoy and Dunderberg works. They
Will soon make daily shipments.
The Reno Journal says: The gambling
games have done a big business this week.
seems 10 us there never has been q Fair
when the gambling was so lively.
John E. Jones and others have been ad-
Judged by the Court the sole owners OF the
Enterprise mine on Prospect Mountain, |
and will Immediately start work on the
same.
Miss Josie Mayfeld, the new star for
the Olympic, did not arrive last night as
was expected. She will, however, be
among the passengers tonight or to-
The Hattie F mining claim, at the head
OF Ruby Canyon, will, in the near future,
be thoroughly prospected by W. Slattery
and his partners. The indications Of ore
are said to be good.
superintendent Robinson, OF the Bay
State mine. arrived in town yesterday. He
the mine as looking well, and says
he has Just let q contract for hauling 100
tons Of ore to the Richmond works.
The Salary Law is having q demoraliz-
ing effect upon our county finances.
some S22. 900 have been taken out
OF the General Fund to pay officers, which
now might be there were we working un.
der the old law.
Judge Rives, Geo. W. Baker, Esq.s and
Perley expect to leave for An ex-
tour. OF White Pine and Lincoln
Counties this morning. Rumor says rail-
business Is somewhat connected with
proposed trip.
The usual Saturday evening dance did
not take place a. the Opera House last
night. Quite a number of couples ex-
pected to indulge in the customary hop,
but owing to Professor Davison's non-ap-
they returned to their homes
The vein in quartz found in the Sutro
east of the Yellow Jacket shaft has
been drifted on north over 100 feet. An
other crosscut will 1901 DO made in the
vein and the development prospected both
and upward. 1t is thought
what has been found 10 the bottom OF an
pre- body.
Field sports To-day,