Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-15
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook of the
sentineI's Reporter.


T. r. Hutchinson & Co. have four horses
for sale.
For baseball traps go to the Postofice
bookstore.
The Germanias meet at the Opera House
this evening.
District Court has been adjourned to the
10Th instant.
The hillsides ommence to look green
and beautiful.
Sunday-school will be held at all the
churches to-day.
Albion shares closed firm at So in the
Board yesterday.
One Of the Gypsie bands left yesterday
morning for Austin.
The Bellevue (Idaho) News can be OBJ
tanned at Calisher's bookstore.
One of our dashing young men claims
that he sports q $65 straw hat.
County COMMISSIONS Mikel has been
quite i'll for two or three days.
Kitty Cole, who has been quite i'll, was
thought to be better last evening.
Col. Reilly, the friend of everybody in
Eureka, is reported to be quite i'll.
The public school will close Cd the 2sth
instant for q four months vacation.
Religious services will be held in all the
churches to-day except the Presbyterian.
THE Good Templars will hold q meeting
at the Methodist Church tomorrow even
ing.
Superintendent Grit. Griffin left this
morning for a ten days spin down at the
bay.
The Central Pacific East-bound train
was two hours late at Palisade last even
ing.
The Centennial Guard will soon an
nounce the place where they will hold their
picnic.
The "Strategists'" box-sheet will be
open tomorrow morning at the Opera
House.
The E. & P. train did not arrive until
z O'Clock this morning-too late to get the
arrivals.
August Van Camper, insane, was taken
to the Woodbridge Asylum yesterday
morning.
During the absence of Mr.. Henry Bishop
in California, W. P. Steichelman will act
as his agent.
Saloon your partner tonight at God
frey's on strawberries and cream, cherries
and ice cream.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Cleveland left this
morning for their home in Spring Valley,
White Pine county.
For a nice drive and something good to
eat and drink. go down to Pinto to-day.
The road is first-class.
E. NJ. House, who was stricken with par
a luran a tAw. IAoa
moved to the Hospital. .
Mr.. Henry Bishop and wife leave this
morning for California, where they will re-
side during the Summer.
Alpha Lodge, No. l, A. o. U. W., meet
at 8 O'Clock this afternoon to elect dele
gates to the Grand Lodge.
Notwithstanding the large attendance at
the theater last evening, the saloons and
Main street were crowded with people.
We were pleased to learn that a rich
strike Of ore was made in the Bay State
mine, in Newark District, on Friday last.
The weather yesterday and last evening
was delightful. II it had been made to
order ii could not have been more pleasant.
The recent Richmond-Albion suit has
had the effect OF advertising this district
very thoroughly among mining men and
capitalists.
A private school has been opened at
Pinto, with Mrs. Gillen as teacher. This
shows enterprise on the part Of the citi-
zens Of that burg.
Messrs. b. l.. Plummer, John Spencer,
John MeCabe and John G. Crumbie, Of
Mineral Hill, were in town yesterday at
tending to some mining matters.
Roger McMenomy came in from Newark
Valley yesterday and reports the country
as looking splendid, He says the outlook
for the grass crop was never better.
After the performance last night, Mrs.
Wendell, the mother OF the beneficiare, in
vited the Dramatic Club to partake Of an
elegant repast at the Jackson Restaurant.
Bill Baker left for Wood River this
morning, taking with him j. s. Whitton.
Bill has big things in view in the new
country, and we hope that his expecta-
tons may be fully realized.
The "Diplomatist" Company nave been
invited to the new photograph gallery on
Buel and Bateman streets, to have q
picture taken in q body. They will so
there in costume to-day at noon.
P. H. Mulcahy. Grand Worthy Secretary
Of the Temperance Lodge Of Nevada, will
visit the Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows on
the 9th Of June, and at the same time will
visit Charity Lodge No. 2s, Good Tenn
plars.
A six-day pedestrian match commenced
at II o'clock last night in the Mechanics
Pavilion, San Francisco, for the Cotton
Diamond Championship Belt Of the Pa
cifc Coast, now held by w. H. Scott, and
challenged for by Geo. H. Wilcox, OF Boz
die. Mcintyre, the champion long-distance
runner, has declined to compete.