Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-15
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook OF the
HentineI,s Reporter.

8QEuNH EEOtEL Nv
sentineT's Reporter.
Ruby Hill Miners Union meet this even
ing.
Albion closed at So So yesterday with
small sales.
James Liddle returned to White Pine
this morning.
Grapes have made their appearance at
our fruit stands.
The Knights of Pythias hold a regular
meeting tonight.
Mrs. A. E. Kaye left this morning for a
visit to California.
Arnold B. Carow left this morning for
Butte City, Montana.
Bartlett has just received large quanti-
ties OF assorted wines.
Thisis about the time to be looking for
floods in this locality.
The Supreme Court OF Nevada stands
adjourned till September.
Superintendent Everts returned last
evening from California.
Thirteen hundred shares of Wales Con.
sold at 81 per share yesterday.
The Good Templars of Ruby Hill have
arranged for a series of debates.
The 718th consecutive performance OF
a" Hazel kirke will occur here next Mon
day.
Those who nave tried it say that kissing
is like q sewing-machine, because 1T seems
good.
Jack Perry is still suffering from rheu-
matism, but he manages to keep on his
pins.
Col. Ed. Robinson Of the Albion was
confined TO his room yesterday with rheu-
matism.
Judge Hawley OF the Supreme Court has
gone down to San Francisco to spend his
vacation.
Several Of our citizens are thinking
seriously of emigrating to Butte City,
Montana.
Hon. d. W. Perley of White Pine was
renewing his old acquaintance about town
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Karbstein of
Hamilton arrived from Salt Lake City
last night.
/. e. James has resigned the Superin-
tendency Of the Sierra Nevada mine to go
10 Arizona.
There ia something in "Hazel Kirka :"
that will bring tears from the mother and
child alike.
Miss Sanborn says that if some old
maids are lonely, there are some wives that
would like TO be.
acknowledges that Hazel Kirke" goes
home to every heart.
Captain John Kelly is making fight for
F. A. Tritle for Superintendent Of the Saw
age at the coming election.
There is quite q force Of Italians waiting
in Eureka and Immediate vicinity to go to
work or the E. & c. r. r. r.
d. Steindler left this morning for Salt
Lake City. He goes for the purpose of
purchasing goods for his store.
j. d. Farmer Of Salt Lake City, who has
been looking after his mining interests
here, left for home this morning.
Jake Hartenstein has sold his house and
lot on Ruby Hill to Charles Curnow, where
the latter.will hereafter conduct his bust
ness.
Assessments to fall delinquent in July
amount to $50, 900, Of which Nevada
mines call for S227 500 California, 3lS,-
400 Utah, SIS, 900, and Arizona, SIC, 600.
John Tlghe, an elderly man dropped
dead at Spring Valley on Wednesday last.
II is supposed he died of heart disease.
The Coroner left yesterday to bring in the
remains.
Some of our merchants are Of the
opinion that goods can be purchased and
Landed here from Ogden cheaper than from
San Francisco, and propose to try the
experiment.
A lively advance occurred in Comstock
shares all along the line in the open or ir-
regular session yesterday afternoon. The
demand for stocks appeared to have been
strong, and a small boom may have set in.
John Tore. the Russian coal king, re
turned with the excursionists. The trip
was very beneficial to his failing health.
He wal highly delighted with San Fran
cisco, and thinks seriously Of buying the
city.
The Chinese restaurant, formerly located
on the west side of lower Main street, be-
low the old Postoffice, has removed to a
building a few doors above the Opera
House. The proprietor, who fully appre-
ciates the virtues Of advertising,
that he will serve as good q meal for 25
cents as can be procured elsewhere for so.