Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-14
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook of the
s~entfners Reporter.

at their hall at s o'clock this evening.
Rev. Mr.. Grail OF Austin will remain
here until the first OF the coming week.
Several Spring-street gardens are to be
ornamented with trees and flower beds.
Mrs. Lingard is said to be one Of the
handsomest women on the American stage.
Eureka Con. shares yesterday sold at
$50. With the present outlook she's
worth $40.
The Reilly Heynemann appeal case is
making lots OF business for the County
Clerks Office.
When completed, Frank Abadie's resi-
dence ON Paul street will be the handsom-
est in the town.
This being Passion Week, divine services
are being held at the Episcopal church
daily at III O'Clock.
The weather was delightful yesterday,
and last evening Main street was crowded
with ~promenaders.
A generous patronage is expected by the
ladies at the Methodist Church fair and
supper this evening.
Over / 200 shares OF Albion stock changed
hands yesterday at prices ranging from
50 So to So per share.
Coles circus will cross the continent,
from Australia, in June next, and will
probably drop in here.
The Lingards, with a strong comedy
company. appear at Piper's Opera House,
Virginia City, this evening.
Lemons sell at a dollar a dozen at Dead
wood. Sour mash must be a f~avorite
drink with the Black Killers.
George w. Baker, Esq, and Al. Titus are
making many improvements in beautify-
ing their residences Oh Spring street.
Caspar Schmitt, who has been laid up
with rheumatism for some time, was able
to be on the streets again yesterday.
The music OF the trowel and hammer
is again heard on Buell. street, where sew
eral large cottages are being erected.
Several white hats have shown them
selves conspicuously on the streets. Have
we a delegation Of cowboys among us?
In the District Court yesterday default
was entered in the case of Mike Walsh VS..
J. d. Sullivan for S6ss 10 and interest.
Tin roofs are beginning to sweat out
some Of the Winters frost, and ceilings
are assuming the color of old parchment.
They call personal emeutes in Arizona,
where one or the other is sent to flames
eternal camping ground" cowboy matt
nees.
Hereafter there will be no trouble to
find Monaco, the photographer, for he has
put up a large sign in front Of his place Of
business.
w. w. Tinker, an old resident of the
Comstock, writes to the Chronicle that
people are very plentiful and money scarce
down at Tombstone.
Prospect Mountain tunnel is completed a
distance OF over l 600 feet, and the change
of formation is very fattering for encoun-
tering ore at an early day.
The Dramatic Club are requested to
meet at the Opera House at 2 o'clock this
afternoon for rehearsal. A prompt and
full attendance is desired.
Thomas Warburton, e. P. Sine, Wood
son Garrard, II. II. Robinson and Jake
Slaght will leave Belmont for Wood River
during the early part of May.
The Virginia City people go on an excur-
sion to-day to the new town Of Hawthorne,
distant some Ill miles from that city.
They propose to have a general jollihca-
ton.
A band OF thirty-two head OF fine beef
cattle were driven into town this morning
from White Pine. They we're sold to VIM.
Shoulderer, of the Capital Market on
North Main street.
Sam. Ballich, proprietor Of the Corner
Chop Stand, is off for Panama this morn
ing. Sam. will be gone about two months,
IL the Isthmus fever don't embrace, or the
canal project enguli, him.
The Big Ditch is running but a small
stream Of water. hardly sufficient to carry
away the sewerage. In consequence, if the
present warm spell lasts, the old cry Of
loud smells will soon be in order.
A domestic sensation and separation
has agitated the gossips of Ruby Hill since
Monday, and the connubial boom Of our
~neighborihg own has received quite a set
back. Though, what is a little infelicity
to so much happiness on the Hill
Miss Annie Bowler was married to DAN
iel Bowen at lone. Sunday, April 8. The
| affair was the social event Of the season in
Nye county, and everybody was present
| from the surrounding country to see the
silken knot tied.
A party Of Philadelphia business men
are visiting the Comstock. They are, W.
L. Ekins, p. A. B. Weindener, John l..
Hill, e. Mathews, ]. F. Bailey, George
| Elkins and W. G.. Huey. William Kebe
Of San Francisco is also Of the party.
Letters OF Importance, addressed to the
following named persons, are awaiting de-
livery at the Postofiee: Mary Quivido,
| Mary Lopez, VIM. Edwards, Henry Ia
now, Charley Geary, Mrs. E. Godfrey,
Pescio Tomaso, Calistino & Gocamo, Chas.
Lynch.
A fiery youth met his deserts on Mob
Hill the other evening, and he burst out
| with
You spurn my love, alas farewell
What then remains for hope or fearF
Except to go and tell the girl
To bring another glass Of beer.
Mr.. So and So and "his accomplished
lady will leave us in q few days" for
such and such a place, is the way a mum
Der Of our exchanges refer to the depar-
ture Of some Of their citizens. Is it a too
common a~llusion to say 90 his wife," or do
these people travel with their "lady
friends p"
Never were the streets, and roads lead
ing from the town, in better condition
than now. Main street, from Bateman
to the Richmond slag-pile, is as smooth az
q cinder-path, and would make a Western
athletes heart beat with hope to be able
to sprint upon it against time. A stretch
of road-bed like that ON the other side Of
Carriboo Hill would develop some OF the
finest foot racers on the coast here.
The Theatrical outlook.