Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-12
FLUE DUST.


Tuscarora is reported as dull as q grave
yard.
Dick Guiberson is i'll at the jackson
House.
Mirror OF Ireland Of the Opera Hous,
tonight.
Sheriff Matt. Kyle returned last evening
from Carson. :
Mr.. John s. Capron returned from Cali.
fornia last evening.
About 20 men are now employed in the
Downieville mines.
Mint rate for fine silver has been re-
duced to 81 10 $40.
The Ruby Hill Miners Union meet at
their hall this evening.
Every one should attend the matinee at
the Opera House this afternoon.
The rattle OF Daniel Shea's house has
been put off until Monday evening"
Mr.. Robert s. Conley, Of the Grand
Prize at Tuscarora, arrived last night.
The Mirror of Ireland Company had a
first rate house on the Hill last night.
The Syndicate mine OF Bodio is ship
ping all its bullion to the Carson Mint.
The new refinery Of the Carson Mint is
~ iaAA OPCAutiou anu WOIhlub w u CDhIm.
Quite an important strike is reported in
the Queen Of the Hills mine, Wood River.
TIL impecunious OF Carson City are
anxiously awaiting the arrival Of Senator
Jones.
Read the advertisement under the head
OF New To-day " for sealed proposals to
run a tunnel.
The Land Leagues monthly meeting
will be held at Hibernia Hall this evening
at 1880 O'Clock.
Judge Rives yesterday declared Louis
Medino, a Mexican, insane, and ordered
him to Stockton.
A correspondent Of the Reno Journal
mentions General p. E. Conner for Gov
ernor Of Nevada.
1t is denied that r. v. Dick Dev and
the bonanza folks have severed their
friendly relations.
The Eureka Tunnel is making regular
daily shipments OF ore to the Eureka Con.
and by-Dunderberg works.
Cocoons as fine as those Of Italy were
shown at the Atlanta Fair from 10 States,
and reeled silk from IL States.
John w. Mackay is stopping at the
Hoffman House. New York. Col Rosener's
family are with Mrs. Mackay at Paris.
In tho case Of John Hart vs.. John
Maupin, for an assault, will be heard in
Justice Harmon's Court this morning.
Mr.. P. Steler left for San Francisco this
morning. where he will make extensive
purchases Of all the latest styles of jewelry.
The United States Government is pay
ing less than one-half the amount it paid
II years ago as interest upon its public
debt.
A second crop of peaches is being picked
in some orchards in Vaca Valley; also a
third crop Of grapes in vineyards in that
valley.
As SO many attorneys were engaged in
the other Courts at Carson, the Supreme
Court adjourned from Wednesday to
Friday.
Miss Mary Barnes and Edward Diamond
spelled down their class in the Grammar
Department OF the Public School yester-
day afternoon.
All the mills around Lake Bigler aud on
the Truckee River have raised the price Of
lumber 50 per 1000 feet, and yet cannot
supply the demand.
Miss Jennie Atwood and jake Schiller |
we're the victors in the spelling match yes
terday afternoon In Miss Wright's de-
partment in the public school.
W. E. Davidson OF the Postofice book
store left this morning for the Bay. He
intends purchasing an immense quantity
Of traps for the coming holidays.
M. Calisher Of the bookstore has gone to
San Francisco for the purpose Of laying in
his Winter stock of books, stationery, ETC.,
and will purchase his holiday goods also.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cafall, who was sent
from Carson to the Insane Asylum at
Stockton nearly ten years ago, and who
has been in durance there ever since, died
Nov. 4.
= Charles L. Davis, "Uncle Alvin JOS
lin, " is said to sport two diamonds worth
$40, 900, and a complicated piece Of me.
chanicism in the shape Of q watch that cost
81, 150.
Mr.. Thomas J. Reads new map OF Eu-
reka Mining District will be completed in
a few days. 1t will contain all the min
ing locations, both patented and unpa-
tented.
Hon. John Eaton, U. s. Commissions
OF Education, who recently passed through
Nevada taking notes on the subjects con-
nected with his bureau, 10 lecturing in
San Fran cisco.
The weather yesterday was very pleas
ant, with strong indications OF a contin-
uance Of it.. At 10 O'Clock last night the
thermometer indicated q temperature Of
so degrees above zero.
The mother OF ]. P. Jones is lying seri,
ously i'll at the Gold Hill residence OF her
The Senator has been telegraphed to
and will come directly home instead Of
passing by to San Francisco.
E. j. Butler. Secretary Of the Eureka
Tunnel Company, last evening received
another immense chunk Of almost pure
from the mine, and intends sending
II to the San Francisco Stock Exchange for
the Pine street sharps to examine.
The bullion output from Tombstone
for the six months ending Oct. 80
ia 50, I'll ,095. Arizona mines have declared
dividends from January to September
to 81 ,4l5, 900. the greater part
OF which comes from Tombstone District.
A. B. Segur, a we'll known mining su-
peril OF the Comstock, who was
badly injured two years ago OF Lake Bigler
by a falling tree. 10 lying dangerously i'll
in California from the effects OF the old
wound, Of which he was supposed to have
been entirely cured.
MORE STRIKES.