Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-16
FLUE DUST.


scraps from the NObe-DOOk OF TN
s~entineI's Reporter.
Swear not at all but il you swear
swear of.
Col. W. o. Mills is expected home thii
evening.
Mr.. Charles Arrivey will please call a
this Office.
Mrs. Dan. Mead is now considered out
Of danger.
The Williamsburg mine is now worked
by contract.
Senator Fair will leave in a few days fol
Washington.
DR.. Louis Terry arrived last evening
from California.
The present cold, windy weather will
improve the roads.
There are Sc children in the Nevada
State Orphans Home.
The County Jail is to have patent steel
barred cells about April l.
An amateur minstrel club is the latest
thing on the programme.
The Cherry Greek people are kicking
about their mail facilities.
The arrival of a frst-class theatrical
troupe ID looked 1Of buOTtiy.
The probabilities are favorable for Ruby
Hill being made a township.
Mr.. John Chysler, advance agent for the
Sullivan troupe, arrived last evening.
Recorder Molinelli was too unwell yester-
day to attend to the duties of his office.
M. NJ. Ley sells three dozen eggs for one
dollar. His store is in Poverty Gulch.
The Bay State mine in Newark Valley
has 400 o Of low grade ore on the dump.
Sadler & Co. are daily receiving large
invoices of fresh groceries and provisions.
Work will be started on a number OF
new mines as soon as the weather will per.
init.
Griff Grifiths will return shortly, and
the Wales Con. hosting works will then be
rebuilt.
H. B. Mckee, better known as " Long
Mac" has been under the weather for some
time.
Part Of a silver fob chain was found on
the street yesterday, and left at this office
for the owner.
There is a proposition now on foot to di-
! Lyon county between Storey and Es-
meralda counties.
A letter addressed to Dale & Co., Sacra-
mento, is held at the Postofice for non-
payment Of postage.
Johnny Young, Tom Haley's old partner,
is now doing a iourishing business in
Washington Territory.
This camp is a representative gathering
OF the American people. 1t is an average
assay Of all the States.
The County Commissioners will hold a
meeting next Monday, when the Ruby Hill
township matter will be decided.
In the State Senate, on the 14th, Mr..
Brumsey introduced a bill to prevent the
employment OF fighters in mines.
The Carson Appeal says there is scarcely
any doubt that the Clark d Langdon sack
will defeat all asylum appropriations for
this State.
When a M leaves a man who has
not earned his salt for years, he imme-
diately advertises that he will pay no debts
OF her contracting.
The ~sanguine mind will find comfort
even in adversely. When trade is q fiat on
its back" it is in the best possible condi-
ton for looking up.
The Eureka branch Of the Irish National
Land League have decided to give a ball
on the 18th Of March at the Eureka Opera
House for the benefit Of the League.
II every man in Eureka will write a let
ter to the newspaper Of his native town,
giving a true account Of our new strikes,
we will have a boom in the Spring that will
eclipse all other booms.
An interesting discussion is now going
on between Jackson of the Jackson House
and Doc Williams as to the time the war
was first heard Of in Arkansas. Bob
Beatty is acting as referee.
Another paradise for locally discomfort
cd fortune hunters is opening up on the
Colorado, according to &c. F.'s" letter in
this mornings SENTINEL. Pretty soon the
restless spirits will not know whittier to
turn their pioneer tread, north or south.
The way to reach Arizona and New Mex
leo is by the overland route, through
Southern Nevada. An outfit can be pur-
chased very cheaply in Eureka, and upon
arriving at either place may be sold for al
most its face value. Five or six men by
pooling their issues can travel for q mere
triie in this manner, recruit their health,
see and inform themselves Of the country,
and make the trip one of pastime and pleas
ure.