Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-23
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook of the
sentineI,s Reporter.


The Knights Templar meet at P. M. TO-
day.
The Germanias meet at the Opera House
this evening.
The K. X. mine Is now being opened by
tributors, also by lease.
The weather for the past three days has
been perfectly delightful.
The usual religious services will be held
in all the churches to day.
Why is it that we nave no reports from
the third House at Carson?
Ore-haulers are busy getting in their
quota from the Seveny-six mine.
Judge Rives and wife are expected to ar
rive home this evening from the West.
A private letter from Carson says the
State Prison Wardenship is waxing warm.
In the vicinity OF town the roads are
getting quite smooth and nice for carriage
riding.
Workmen are busy ON the Kit Carson
grounds, preparing for active mining OPP
Grafton.
John Stewart won the little horse Wes-
eel, "by throwing the number AZ, last night
at the Palace Saloon.
Uncle John Booth of Austin has been
dressing up the Reveille with q new head,
which is an improvement.
The communications Of "John M"
and "Laborer.' were received too late last
evening for psblication in this issue.
Asplendid supper was given the Dram
attic Club, after the performance last even
ing, at the Jackson House restaurant.
The fourteen-year old girl in the Forget
Me Not performance, last evening, was
| generally acknowledged to be a Daisy.
Pat Sullivan, the miner injured in the
Eureka Con-, q few days since, is rapidly
recovering under the care Of DR.. Todd.
Constable Wallace and Louis Brandt
nipped an incipient fire late Friday night.
1t was the same old story-red hot ashes.
Yesterday Johnny Horn had his horse
and dray covered with Forget Me Not"
| dodgers, which attracted much attention.
Johnny Francis, formerly of the idaho
saloon, commences work this morning for
Nose Lyons, on Ruby Hill. Johnny has
been there before.
The name OF the San Francisco Stock
Report has been changed to Daily Report,
and it now takes rank among the leading
dailies Of that city.
Dayton, OF Lincoln, has in
the Legislature a bill regulating the sala
ries OF county officers. which was referred
TO the Eureka delegation.
Jot Travis was on the streets again yes
terday. looking the worse for his accident
at Salt Lake. 1t will probably be some
time before be gets the use Of his left arm
| again.
We understand that a bill will soon be
introduced in the Legislature, providing
for the location and construction OF an
Insane Asylum in Eureka, owing to its
climate and superior advantages.
The Union Guard OF Ruby Hill propose
giving ON the 22d OF next month-Wash-
ington's birthday grand parade and,
it is limited, they will wind up the occasion
| with a grand hurrah at their Armory
in the evening.
"our Boys" will be played by the ORA
matte Club at the Opera House on Satur-
day evening, Feb. 5, for the benefit OF
Charles Allen, through whose unceasing
labors Forget Me Not" was so ably rep
resented last night.
An exchange says Nevadans are COM
planning OF the inactivity Of their Legisla-
tnre. They should be glad that ii is so.
With an active body the poor people OF the
~sagebrush land wouldn't have money
enough left to admit them to a cock fight.