Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-10
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from h Notebook Of en-
ssntfner's Reporter.

The draft Of jurors from Ruby Hill num-
bers so.
Mrs. Senator Jones is stopping at Lake
Bigler.
Eureka Con. was quoted at s91 Is yes
terday.
Our markets are we'll supplied with Cali
fornia fruits.
Parties up from Lewis say it is . very
brisk little camp.
Stock sharps are becoming disgusted
with the low prices.
Delicious ice cream at Mrs. Browns res
taurant this evening.
The indications were strong all day yes
terday for q rain storm.
The usual services will be held at the
Catholic Church to-day.
Carson now has an empty jail-not q
prisoner OF any calibre in it.
The Reno Lake divorce case will be ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court.
The Eureka excursionists will arrive
home next Wednesday evening.
County funds are no more. Scrip will
now be issued until next November.
Rev. J. T. Ladd Of the Methodist church
returned last evening from Chicago.
AL. Skinner is billing the town hand
somely for the Hazel Kirke Company.
The ruins OF the Ottawa remain as o
warning to the uninsured, says Andre.
The price OF silver has been advanced to
81 13A per ounce at the Carson Mint
Alex. Goyetts is rapidly recovering from
his self-inficted wound at Virginia City.
Religious services will be hold in all the
churches to-day, except the Presbyterian.
The irrepressible Sweeny proposes put
ting on q handsome bus the coming week.
There WAS . slight advance in the sales
OF Albion stock yesterday over the previ-
Gus day.
Calisher has an extensive assortment Of
new books, and everything in the station
cry line.
Henry Hip Of Ward, who has spending
. few days in Eureka, left for home this
morning.
The Postofice bookstore received vari-
GUS Eastern newspapers and periodicals
last evening.
Mining claims, at the rate OF three and
four a day. are being recorded at the Re-
corder's Office.
The shooting of President Garfield seems
to have stirred up the ~lunatics all over
the United States.
G. W. Couldock, the veteran actor, ap-
pears as Dunstan Kirke on the 18th inst.
at the Opera House.
We are pleased to learn that the condi-
ton Of A. E. Cheney, Esq, was somewhat
improved Yesterday.
Pocket handkerchiefs and red eyes will
be the prevailing fashion on the opening
night OF Hazel Kirke.
Jim Smith, our ex-Coroner. was the
guest Of the Union Club at Frisco, the
swell club Of the city.
Major Long has Joined the railroad sur
veying party, and takes his departure with
them tomorrow morning.
This Miners Union and Union Guard
nave each determined to give an excursion
and picnic during the Summer.
]. B. Singleton is suffering from neural
gia Of the head. He is able to be around,
but is decidedly under the weather.
The various FORCES about town have been
kept busy OF late. and the sons OF Vulcan
are AZ happy as a laughing gas man.
The Alta shaft is 2.020 feet deep. The
bottom is still in a species OF gypsum rock
containing q great quantity OF iron.
The Alta California deserves credit for
suggesting a day OF thanksgiving in the
event that President Garfield RECEIVERS.
We bad the pleasure OF q visit yesterday
from Walter 3. Marchant Of Palisado.
He will remain on the Range several days.
Charles 0atmap, brother OF E. F. Dat
man, Auditor Of the E. 4 P. Railroad
Company, arrived from California last
evening.
The Eureka and Colorado Railroad sur
veying party are making preparations to
take the field tomorrow morning for active
service.
Eureka stocks are the highest In the mar
ket. Eureka Con. sells for over $50 in
San Francisco, and Richmond above $s0in
London.
A San Francisco correspondent 10 loud
in his praise Of the managers OF the Eu-
reka excursion for the manner in which 1t
was conducted.
The Supreme Court has decided the
Asylum bill to be constitutional. Reno Ia
happy. The building Of the Asylum will
proceed at once.
The box-sheet for the Hazel Kirke Com
bination will open tomorrow morning at
s. o'clock, at the Opera House. First
come, first served.
Sheriff Kyle has served all OF his $50
subpenas in the Albion Richmond case,
except about 80. and these have either left
the State. or can't be found.
Down at the Frog Pond the following
notice is posted: mime thousand dollars
and upwards will be paid for jurymen."
The market must be inflated.
The rush OF disinterested persons to
serve on the jury in the Albion Richmond
trial Is unprecedented. Some Of them
would be willing to pay something for the
chance.
Richmond Hose Company will hold
their regular monthly meeting tomorrow
evening. All members are requested to
DO present, as an election Of officers will
take place at that time.
Mr.. Allen with a force OF men is still
employed in reconstructing one Of the
Ruby Dunderberg furnaces. 1t was so
completely burnt out that the entire lower
portion had to be removed. Another
weeks time will probably find it in run
ming order.
"If there is anybody under the canister
OF heaven that ! have in utter excrescence,"
says Mrs. Darlington, lit is the slanderer,
going about like q boy constructor, circn-
lating his calomel upon honest folks" The
old lady appears to have had one eye on
Eureka when she uttered this distribe.