Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-31
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook OF the
seutfuers Reporter.

scraps from the Notebook of ths
sentineI's Reporter.
Nevada has nineteen daily papers.
Congressman Dsggett is in San Fran
cisco.
The Banner mine has commenced stop
ing ore.
Yellowstone Kit, from the savage won
derland.
Tom Fitch has located at Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
CA. Mathewson returned from the West
last evening.
Yellowstone Kit never went to school a
day in his life.
There are forty men employed on the
asylum at Reno.
The County Commissioners meet to-
morrow morning.
wood Park to-day.
The Postofice bookstore is in receipt Of
all the latest sheet music.
Jack Mailman, the athlete and boxer,
has arrived on the Comstock.
Judge Fred. W. Cole is expected to ar
rive from Carson this evening.
Joe Davis, the Diamond Peak helia-
trooper, was in town yesterday.
For first-class pasture, send your stock
to Pages ranch on Fish Greek.
The price paid for fine silver at the Car
SON Mint is 1114 cents per ounce.
Joannes yesterday received a largo and
elegant assortment Of ladies' shoes.
The crowd OF people on Main street last
evening made the old town look lively.
Eureka Con. has paid $3.50, 900 in divi-
dends for the six months ending July /.
Religious services will be held in all the
churches to-day, except the Presbyterian.
Jack Gilmer and W. G.. Gallagher left for
Bristol last evening by private conveyance.
The Union Guard are making extensive
preparations for their picnic next Satur-
day.
Hear Yellowstone Kit, from Montana.
He will speak on the street tomorrow
night.
Pacific Coast wool is rating in the East
at 23D25 cents per pound, according to
quality.
Yellowstone Kit will address our people
on a number OF subjects during his stay in
Eureka.
A Miners Union has been organized and
is in successful operation at Bellevue,
Wood River.
Several Of the legal fraternity who went
to Hamilton to attend Court are expected
home to-day.
Eureka Con. shares yesterday tumbled
to $27 80 and S27 rs. Albion closed at
81 g. per share.
The. IDfirmary was in full blast last
evening on Main street. They had q
grand illumination. =
N. Soderberg, formerly of Eureka, has
been admitted to practice in the Supreme
Court of California.
The groceries that have been selling
liquor to the Indians will get into trouble
if they do not stop it.
Thomas Murphy. who has been ruSti-
eating down at the Bay for several weeks,
returned last evening.
Some Of the Western papers say that one
Pete Fitzgerald attempted to click" Sena-
tor Fair the other day.
The Virginia Chronicle publishes a cut
Of Guiteau, the assassin. The Chronicle
makes him look like Pete Canavan.
lively game of baseball was played at
the grounds Yesterday afternoon. There
were some hard hitters in the crowd.
At a picnic party the other day the
| youth who recklessly Rugged all the girls
was put down as a free and squeezy fellow.
Martin Phantom, OF the Dead Broke
mine, was in town yesterday. He will
commence shipping ore from the mine in
q few days.
Peter Kaufman was arrested yesterday
for selling liquor to Indian Hal. Justice
Harmon fined him $50, or the alternative
OF 20 days in Jail.
Proposals for sinking an additional
depth of so feet in the Hawkeye shaft will
close tomorrow at the L. q G.. Lumber
Company's office.
TIL Bodie Free Press has the following
Judge Hetzel has decided to take up his
permanent residence in Lundy. Mrs. II.
will also reside there.
Tom Wren, on his way to San Francisco,
informed the Silver State hat the ore
body in dispute between the Richmond
and Albion is not worth $50, 900.
Hon. T. N. Stone OF Elko is attending a
meeting Of tho University Regents at Car
son. 1t is said that Mr.. Stone will be
made principal Of the institution for the
next term.
The Knights Of Pythias' excursion to the
Comstock, as has been advertised, will not
take place. The required number could
not be obtained to charter a Central Pa
eific car.
Gilmer 4 Salisbury, the owners Of the
Geddes q Bertrand mining property at Sc
cret Canyon, ask half a million dollars for
it. A few months ago they paid $50 for
the entire property.
Jack Gilmer yesterday took a party of
his friends out to see the Geddes l. Ber-
trand mine at Secret Canyon. of which he
is part owner. They returned last even
ing, and expressed themselves as highly