Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-27
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook Of the
sentfneps Reporter.

New moon last night.
The Supreme Court is in session at Car.
son.
The rain of Tuesday night was quite
general.
Jack Gilmer left yesterday morning for
Minneapolis.
Colonel John D. Scott OF Diamond Val
ley is in town.
Miss Title Lobner left yesterday morn
ing for California.
Jim Orndorff has returned to the Com
stock from Arizona.
Additional men were yesterday put on
at the Eureka Tunnel.
Josh Anderson is expected here about
the Sd of next month.
Some new township maps have been re-
ceived at the Land Office.
Invitations to the Big Suraower ball
were distributed yesterday.
Plenty Of Comstock assessments fall
due next woek-too plenty.
Eureka Lodge No. %, l. o. o. f., will
meet this evening at s o'clock.
The Journal says 80 carpenters can find
immediate employment in Reno.
Mrs. Frank Robbins is expected 10 ar
rive here from the East next week.
Read the ad. of the Uncle Isaac Troupe
under the head Of "New To-day"
The Eureka Tunnel bonanza has i'm
proved 80 per cent since our last report.
Thu opening OF the road by the Lennon
mill has been abandoned for this season.
Several mining men go over to-day to
take a look at the Geddes Il Bertrand mine.
Mine owners on Prospect Mountain are
beginning to hold up their heads for good
prices.
Frank Robbins adorned the envelopes OF
the Big Sunfiower invitations. Frank is
an artist.
Mrs. James Liddle Of Ward left yester-
day morning for California, for the benefit
OF her health.
TIL contractors on the Reno Asylum
have been compelled to send to Californi a
for b~rieklayers.
Ex-Cabinet Minister Window was yes
terday elected to tho United States Senate
from Minnesota.
An ore shed and a new house for the
men are to be constructed immediately at
the Eureka Tunnel.
Secretary Butler holds his Eureka Tun-
mel stock at $40 a share. He wouldn't
look at anything else.
The Red House store yesterday dis
played the choicest assortment OF apples
ever brought to Eureka.
Edgar Mills has donated 81, 900 to the
Ladies' Relief Society in San Francisco
for their proposed Home for Aged Women.
The town was handsomely billed yester-
day for the "Uncle Isaac Combination"
which appears here next Monday evening.
John Shaw, the owner of Trinkett, and
a Mr.. kabl OF San Francisco, haye pur.
chased the trotter Santa Claus for S25 900.
1t is stated that a brother OF Senator
Jones OF this State will be nominated for
the Office Of Coiner at the New Orleans
Mint.
Hon. Tom Robinson yesterday visited
the Eureka Tunnel. He never gets ex-
cited, and yet he says the new bonanza Is
q big thing.
superintendent Robinson Is making a
shipment OF third-class ore from the Bay
State mine. 1t runs about S75 per ton.
He has 500 or 600 tons on the dump Of the
same kind.
Bartlett will have Is men employed on
his new brick building to-day, under the
supervision Of Jesse Hart Of San Fran
cisco. He will have the walls completed
in four or five days.
There ia a rumor current, says the Gold
Hill News, that a new crosscut has been
started in Sierra Nevads. The street says
it begins at the extreme north end Of the
drift oil the 2500 level.
Maurice Harnett had offered a lot OF
Eureka Tunnel stock at 50 so per share.
He came down last night and withdrew
the order. He now wants So for it, and is
not anxious to sell at that price.