Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-16
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook of the
senfineps Reporter.


Not q quartz mill on the Carson river is
| running.
The County Commissioners will meet to-
morrow at 10 O'Clock.
Telegraph lines still down at the East
comment is unnecessary.
The usual religious services will be held
in all the churches to-day.
The hss drop curtain at the Opera House
was completed yesterday.
Old reliable-Eureka Con.-yesterday
| declared another dividend Of fifty cents.
Carpenter Williams has put a fine black
walnut front ON Mrs. Tarleass's restaurant.
Bill Baker donned q Greeley plug night
before last. 1t was worn out before day
light.
M. L. Gregoyich last evening received q
fresh lot of oysters (Booth's) and all kinds
Of fish.
Mr.. Geo. r. Almonds lecture on Ruby
Hill next Tuesday evening will be worth
hearing.
Sadler & Co. were cording up tons Of
bacon in their warehouse yesterday. 1t is
o fresh lot.
The new machinery for the Albion hoist
ing works was shipped from San Francisco
on Thursday last.
Joseph Very has leased the first, second
and third levels of the X X mine and has
commenced operations.
As soon as the weather will permit, work
will be commenced for the rebuilding Of
the Methodist Church.
Counselor Bob Beatty and wife returned
on Friday evening from a season Of visit
ing with friends in Elko.
p. N. Hansen yesterday brought suit
against Tomasso Ferro di Bartolomeo and
Antonio Rossi for $3.50 80.
Messrs. Baker K Wines have their new
office in the Courthouse very tastefully
and conveniently fixed up.
The weather was just lovely last evening.
So said Angelina and her lover while
~promenading Main street.
RUDE Egleston yesterday received and
stored in his warehouse two carloads Of
Bakers Extra Pioneer -four.
Tom Williams and Bob Northey OF Ruby
Hill returned last evening from a weeks
visit down the E. q p. Railroad.
Captain Rock il q candidate for the
Wardenship of the State Prison, and we
hope he will be fortunate enough to get it.
Oudlley OTtGk iGIt tuls DlOIQlDk IOT a
visit to his children in Clay county, Mis-
souri,. He will return in about a month.
A very convenient Stag crossing was
made yesterday from opposite Sadler's over
to the johnson Bros. store on Main street.
The four Italians, charged with stealing
five horses and two wagons, will have IN
examination at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Isn't it amusing to hear ladies tell their
| dreams-particularly those who dream ev-
cry night and tell them to you the next
day?
Jerry Aherne is putting up an addition
to his Atlas Hill residence. This proceed
ing is a very suspicious one On the part Of
Jerry.
Billy Sprague, at the Star Brewery Sa-
loon, corraled a sweet singer the other day.
1t was a canary, and the owner soon APP
peared.
J. L. Whitesides left this morning for
the East. He goes for the purpose Of buy
ing band OF horses and mules for this
market.
Charles @. Livingston and family loft
yesterday morning for Stockton, Cal, at
which place they will make their future
resiGsnce.
The jewelry store Of Ned Wilhelm in
Whitton's new brick Is fast assuming
shape for business. When finished ii will
be very neat.
The United States Land Office will be
removed tomorrow to the second story Of
the new Opera House. which Is a much
better location for it.
As in everything else after the holiday
season, there is a iull In the Photographic
business. at least so says Louis Monaco,
and he onght to know.
A compositor made us say in yesterday
mornings SENTINEL that Jake Cohn was
going East for a new supply Of dry goods.
II should have read clothing.
In the matter Of Brown Bros. VS.. John
McDaniels, to recover the sun OF Sl51 rs,
judgment was rendered yesterday in favor
Of plaintiffs in the sum OF SIS 81.
The Carson Tribune says q member Of
the Legislature from Eureka county. who
in his earlier and purer days was a stage
driver, calls for the way-bill when he
wants the bill of fare at his hotel.