Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-11
lFLUE DUST.
scraps from tho Notebook of the
senfIneps Reporter.
The Ohio election occurs to-day.

The Ohio election occurs to-day.
Several bets on the result in Ohio hay,
been made.'
Haskell is selling elegant patterns o
gilt paper.
Tom Wethered intends to make trip Il
Montana shortly.
Senator W. W. Hobartl left for San Fran.
cisco this morning.
r.. Sadler & Co. yesterday received an.
other carload Of stoves.
New mining strikes in this district are
becoming quite common.
VIM. 5prague left for San Francisco this
morning to visit his family.
DR.. s. Bishops professional card will be
found under New To-day"
The total number OF children in the
Gold Hill public schools Is GAS.
Whist is the ruling passion among the
Spring street ladies at present.
Albion shares were quoted at 50 90 yes
terday, and Eureka Con. at S22.
L. A. Hall, Route Agent for Wells.
Fargo & Co., was in town yesterday.
D. Luccetti and. Theodore Strozzi we're
married yesterday by Justice Harmon.
j. l.. Fast, Of the E. Il p. II. r. Com
pany at Palisade, was in town yesterday.
Alpha Lodge No. /, A. o. U. w., will
meet at their hall this evening att O'Clock.
In three weeks the Albion Richmond
appeal case will be before the Supreme
Court.
Two "jerkers,' tired Of toting the tray,
left for their homes in San Francisco this
morning.
Mrs. N. Wescoatt and Mrs. r. L. Chase
returned on Sunday evening from San
Francisco.
The Carson people are delighted to know
that the Mint will start up on the first Of
November.
DR.. A. O.. Bishop left this morning for
Salt Lake City, where he expects to reside
permanently.
A Chinaman named Lue Due died in the
County Jail on Sunday night Of conges-
ton of the lungs.
Persons wishing comfortable houses and
cabins will do well to apply to Joseph OFT,
in Goodwin Canyon.
The little shower of rain yesterday af-
ternoon had the effect Of laying the dust
"ho uiiiyih6 tno httuubputTt.
Owing to the illness OF Judge Leonard
the Board OF Pardons will not meet for
business until Monday, Oct. II.
Molinelli and his clerks are busily en-
gagged in extending the tax roll. The tax
payers are in no hurry, Mr.. Auditor.
General Kittrell has been retained to as
sist the District Attorney in prosecuting
the men accused Of the murder OF Major
Scoville.
Superintendent Strong, Of the Geddes 4
Bertrand, has completed the grading for
the new mill, and is now ready for the car
penters.
For some reason or other the operator
at Palisade omitted to send the passenger
list last night. Consequently our extra
was not published.
The telegraph that Senators
find President Arthur kind aud gracious,
but very reticent, more SO than any Presi-
dent since Buchanan.
The express Office has received o hand
some picture and frame OF the late W. G..
Fargo, in life one Of the leading members
Of Wells, Fargo & Co.
Rev. Mr.. Ricker's sociable and donation
party takes place on the Hill this evening.
Literary and musical exercises and re-
freshments will be the order OF the evening.
A private letter received here yesterday
from San Francisco states that Mrs. A. M.
Hillhouse and John Garrett were married
at Sacramento City on their way down
from Eureka.
Donnelly's benefit at the baseball
grounds was not literally patronized on
Sunday. The boys had better put aside
the bat and sphere for the season, and rest
their ~laurels.
Haskell has just received an elegant va
riety OF Majolica ware, which is becoming
so popular all over the country for family
use. Also q large stock Of crockery and
glassware for families and restaurants.
Mr.. Monaco has just finished a splendid
portrait OF Thomas J. Read, and is
engaged upon one of the same char
acter for Hon. Thomas Wren. They are
and are beautiful works Of art.
The fate of the New York Herald's Are
tic exploring vessel, the Jeanette, Is agi-
the metropolitan sheets. The
Herald still thinks there is good reason TO
hope for her safety. She was out two
years last month, but was provisional for
three years.