Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-01
FLUE DUST.


SentfneI's Reporter.
LADY Of Lyons" tonight.
sadler q Co. yesterday received two cal
loads of -four.
District Court trial jurors meet at II
O'Clock this morning.
Mr.. John s. Capron returned last even.
ing from San Francisco.
Alpha Lodge, A. o. U. W., meet at theil
hall at 8 O'Clock this evening.
Tonkin & Co. still have Oh hand an ex.
cellent quality Of "sour mash"
The thermometer indicated 48 degrees
above zero at IL o'clock, midnight.
Various kinds of business brought a large
number Of Ruby Killers to town yesterday.
Select readings by Rev. Mr.. Gallagher at
the Ruby Hill NJ. E. Church this evening.
The Eureka and Colorado River Rail-
road bill will come up in the Assembly to-
day.
Mrs. Hugh Stowell and children, who
have been visiting. in California, returned
last evening.
The Jackson House suffered the loss Of a
large pane Of glass yesterday morning
through an accident.
Mr.. j. G. Bothin, OF the firm of R. Sad
Ter & Co., returned last evening from a
visit to San Francisco.
The Hooks and Knicks will hold a meet
ing this evening at 8 O'Clock. A full at
tendance of members is requested.
Mr.. j. H. Anderson and family leave this
morning for San Francisco. Mr.. Anderson
will go from hence to Tombstone.
A private dispatch from Carson, last
8A.t otn4.1 IL A. Il
bill would probably pass in tile Assembly.
A private letter from Fred. Wells, now
in San Francisco, states that there is a pro-
liability Of his return "home" in the near
future.
Deputy Assessor Jim Powell yesterday
paid into the country treasury $5,042 rs,
mining tax for the quarter ending Deem
Der, 1880.
From Ben. Small, formerly of Eureka,
we acknowledge the receipt Of a copy Of
the Bulletin. published at Galeyville, Pima
county, Arizona.
Dave Mannheim was in Galena, Illinois,
last week. Letters from him to his wife
state that he is in good health, and expects
to be home shortly.
There was q deficit in the Salary Fund
last month of 81, 800, and for the
month Of January of 81, 1903, making a to-
tai deficit in two months of So, 76S.
Edward Hogg, Thomas Gill, John CAL
low, Robert Hall and Edward Cublin yes
terday filed notices of intention to become
citizens of the United States.
From the medical fraternity we learn
that the health of the community is ex-
ceedingly good, though usually at this sea-
son OF the year considerable sickness pre-
walls.
Messrs. Croker Il Co., printers and
stationers at Sacramento, have our thanks
for a copy Of the Annual report of the
Board Of Trade OF Sacramento and its sur
roundings.
Postmaster Smith has received twenty
tons Of public documents from Congress-
men Daggett, and he will be pleased to
have our ranchers and stock men bring in
their teams and cart them away.
The charcoal supply at the Eureka Con.
Is sufficient for fifteen days, and if the
present good weather should continue a
few days longer, no fear need be enter
tanned OF shutting down the furnaces.
Mr.. Charles E.. Wilton arrived here on
Sunday evening from Phoebe, and left yes
terday morning for Tombstone, where he
will take the foremanship Of a mine at
that place.
Argenta Lodge, X. Of p, OF Battle
Mountain, gave a successful party on the
evening Of Washington's birthday. The
ladies present, according to the Messenger
man, surpassed themselves in beauty and
dress.
The intelligence OF a community, said q
popular preacher in the East lately, may
be gagged by the attendance OF the
churches and theaters. That portion which
avoids both places is not susceptible Of ra-
tional life.
The News OF Ruby Hill learns that the
family Of DR.. John Franchise, consisting
OF his wife and seven children, the latter
comprising seven manageable daughters,
will arrive from Idaho next week and be-
come inhabitants of the Hill.
A SOW belonging to John B. Paul Of Bat
tie Mountain gave birth to II little squeal-
ers last week. The little porcine host were
all doing we'll at last accounts, but they
experience considerable difficulty in get
ting their tactical nourishment.
The price for reserved seats to this even
ing's performance has been reduced TO 81,
a tariff that should commend itself to our
young people especially. The reduction,
we believe, is the first departure from the
old, steorotyped one-dollar-and-a-ha half scale
that has yet taken place, and il it works
advantageously tonight it will no doubt
prove Q powerful factor in the future.
Therefore, get your seat this morning, and
witness the finest performance over given
in Eureka.