Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-09
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook Of the
senfineps Reporter.

sentineI's Reporter.
Railroad contractors arc growing restless
Mrs. Atwood's private school closes to
day.
Rescue Hose Company elects officers thil
evening.
The fruit in our markets was never fneI
or cheaper.
d. o. Mills and family passed Palisade
yesterday for the East.
The Jackson House restaurant will oper
for business in a few Gays,
Brother Smith made but little over 8
"stand off" on the picnic.
An entirely new bill was presented al
the Varieties last evening.
The Knights OF Pythias hold their re
gular meeting this evening.
Edward James, OF Ruby Hill, arrived
from England last evening.
Superintendent Nat Diamond returned
from California last evening.
Allen A. Curtis and family OF Austin
have returned from the East.
Eureka Con. shares were quoted yester-
day at S27 IS, and Albion 81 80.
There will be a general turnout to-mor-
row at the Miners Union picnic.
The Argenta Mining Company has levied
an assessment Of 10 cents per share.
Attention is called to the advertisement
Of a lost earring in another column.
There were a few small bets made here
on the resultof the San Francisco election.
Several OF our citizens are making pre-
paration for an early exodus 10 Montana.
Under Sheriff Mason will interview our
merchants to-day ON the license question.
Mrs. A. l.. Fitzgerald, and three chill
dren, returned from California last even
ing.
To-day being a legal holiday in Califor-
mia there will BIO no session Of the Stock
Board.
The annual meeting Of the Day Silver
Mining Company is called for Tuesday,
Sept. 20.
The weather was considerably warmer
yesterday. Thermometer at 2 P. NJ. 80,
6 p. M. rs.
The Ruby Hill Centennial Guards in
tend giving q grand ball on Tuesday the
goth instant.
Manager Edward Probert OF the Rich
mond Company returned last evening from
San Francisco.
Judging from our dispatches, the Re-
publicans have made a pretty clean sweep
Of San Francisco.
The President having discharged three
Of his physicians, there is not the least
doubt nov OF his recovery.
Several inches Of snow fell on the Saw
tooth range and along the headwaters Of
Wood River one night last week.
James E. Anderson, proprietor Of she
Ruby Hill Mining News, returned last
evening from a visit to.San Francisco.
General Hancock has won golden opin-
ions from all quarters by his considerable,
~high-minded delicacy and patriotism.
County Clerk Buttlar yesterday issued o.
marriage license 10 Captain Thomas Johns
and Elizabeth Thies, both OF Ruby Hill.
In the matter OF the estate OF Captain
| Adams, deceased, letters of administra-
ton were yesterday issued to j. L. Hinek-
ley, Esq.
Reno Journal, 7th Charlie Fassett
leaves for Ruby i'll this morning. There
will be enough old shoes thrown after him
to start a shoe shop.
The entries to the rifle match to begin at
the baseball grounds on Sunday will close
at the Palace Saloon tomorrow night at IL
o'clock, instead Of tonight.
There were % deaths in Storey County
during August. OF this number is died
in Virginia and z in Gold Hill. There
were two deaths in Carson in August.
Superintendent Bliss gives notice that
the water will be turned off from the
mains on Spring and Paul streets this sf-
ternoon between the hours OF / and 8
o'clock.
The migration East by emigrant train is
quite heavy, from SO to 100 and over per-
sons going in that direction every day.
There are not so many going West as In the
other direction.
The Ruby Hill stages will convey pas
sengers to and from the Hill this evening
for the accommodation Of those attending
the concert and festival at the Episcopal
Church and parsonage.
The San Francisco Post thinks Senator
Fair takes a most fatherly interest in the
mines. and doubts II he would go into the
mines and personally superintend matters
II there was net an important issue at stake.
The Boise Democrat says that Bedell,
the slayer OF Fred. Him. waived examine
ton and was committed TO await the action
OF the Grand Jury. Bedell is a small,
light-complexioned man Of Is or 80 years
OF age.
Miss Lou Williams continues to be one
of the chief attractions at the Varieties.
The young lady's singing has quito cspti-
waited the patrons Of the place, and she ap-
pears to have a long repertory Of popular
melodies.