Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-18
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook OF the
HentfnePa Reporter.

sentfneps' Reporter.
Many Of our people are suffering will
colds.
A foot Of snow has fallen on the Com
stock.
Hon. Gabriel Cohn, the g~ood-natured
man, is in town.
The G. P. Railroad has paid S3S, GOO
taxes in Elko County.
Frank Taglibue left New York on Satur.
day for San Francisco.
With a little more snow c~oasting and
sleighing would be good.
Colonel Joseph Grandelmeyer arrived
from Hamilton yesterday.
Lon Williams has some new songs for
tonight at Comes Varieties.
Four or five Mormon teams arrived here
yesterday with eggs and flour to sell.
Hon. George W. Baker and wife re-
turned last night from San Francisco.
A. E. Cheney, Esq, left yesterday to
attend the District Court at Hamilton.
Beatific Lodge No. Z, K. of p, meet at
their Castle Hall this evening at 1880
o'clock.
lump Winston's horse, lump Winston,
will trot to-day for big money at Colusa,
California.
Notwithstanding the storm yesterday,
the G. p. train arrived at Palisade on time
last evening.
Only about one-half of this years tax
roll has been paid. Look out for the 10
| per cent addition.
The parents of children attending the
pnblic school should attend the examine
tion this afternoon.
For a fine sandwich you can go to
Clark's, where Oscar Lewis dishes them
up to the Queens taste.
The streets of Salt Lake CITY are
thronged with miners from many Of the
Utah and Idaho mining districts.
Mr.. Il. N. Robinson arrived from Ham
ilton yesterday afternoon, where he is
largely interested in mining properties.
The mother OF Henry stocks is DESTROYS
OF learning his whereabouts. Address J.
+. Wilkin, Rockville, Kane County, Utah.
In the afternoon Board yesterday Eu-
reka Con. shares were quoted at SIT SO;
Albion 81 10, and Eureka Tunnel at So Is.
Jake Linn, well known in Carson, Hum
boldt, Reno and elsewhere in Nevada, is
employed as a road boss on the E. q G. r.
Railroad.
General Sabin returned from a profess
sional visit to Hamilton on Wednesday
evening. He reports the burg as being
very quiet.
Mr.. J.. G. Bothin gave an elegant supper
on Wednesday evening at the Club House
on Buel street. The party was very select
and enjoyable.
Bartlett saws the reason the town is so
quiet, and there are no fights, is because
he is selling q better quality Of whisky
than formerly.
U. s. Marshal Ash has taken John Ma
guire. the mail agent, to San Quentin,
where be will put in two years Of hard
labor on account OF Uncle Sam.
4. Sheriff Kyle yesterday sold his interest
in the new skating rink and the lease Of
ground adjoining the Courthouse. His
brother, james Kyle, was the purchaser.
B. G. Levy Is informed by letter that
his brother, Ferdinand Levy, was elected
Mayor at large for New York city. being
one OF the three successful candidates on
the Tammany ticket.
The Hudson River Tunnel Company has
been organized to build the tunnel under
the Hudson River. The Directors are D.
0. Mills. ]. P. Jones, G. G.. F~rsnklyn.
Trenor w. Park and Jos. G. Mills.
A man in Eureka. who has been living
for several years in Arizona. goes for our
exchanges from that community OF cow
boys with nervous anxiety. He wants to
see whether any OF his psrds have been
hanged since he left.
E. N. Robinson, Superintendent Of the
Badly series Of mines, his wife. and Pro-
lessor Grandelmeyer, n OF the Oldest
timers Of White Pine and a well known
mining man, came in yesterday afternoon
from Hamilton.
Carson is again agitated on the subject
OF smelling works. 1t Ia thought that two
furnaces with the capacity Of from 10 to
Is tons each can be kept supplied with
upper snd silver ore from the mines OF
the neighborhood and OF Genoa.
Mr.. Charles j. r. Buttlar informed Us
last evening that he intended to get up a
masquerade ball on Monday evening, Jan.
2. 1882. and that he has made all the neces-
sary arrangements. His reason for hay
ing it ON the I'd is that he does not wish to
encroach upon the Sabbath. Further par
ticulars viii be given in a few days.