Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-17
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook OF the
sentfneps Reporter.


o. L. Scott left this morning for Stafford
The strike in the Eureka Tunnel is still
improving.
District Court meets at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
1t is just eleven weeks to-day since the
President was shot.
Eureka Con. shares sold at $27 yester.
day, and Albion closed at 81 10.
W. 8. Mcclellan and family returned last
evening from a visit to Palisade.
Mrs. J.. Schiller returned last evening
from an extended visit to Europe.
Johnny O'Laughlin returned last even
ing from a visit to Stafford District. .
F. W. Clute has been receiving large
shipments Of iron, hardware, tinware and
coal oil.
F.. J. Fetter, agent for the Vulcan Pow
der Company. arrived here from Reno last
evening.
Prof. Leotard did not repeat his per-
Torrance at the Opera House last evening
as advertised.
Max Muller yesterday made some assays
of ore from Stafford District that went high
in the hundreds.
A number OF miners departed yesterday
morning for Stafford, to work OF. some Of
the locations at that point.
The mercury remained as low as S2 yes
terday, which appears to indicate that the
back Of the warm spell is broken.
Three or four more good miners are
wanted at Bristol, Lincoln County. For
particulars apply at this Office to-day.
At a meeting OF the Knights of Pythias
last evening, the Endowment Rank" was
inaugurated in connection with the Lodge.
The annual election of Mining Recorder
| OF Secret Canyon District takes place this
evening at z o'clock at the house of Mr..
Dodge.
Billy Barber has received a contract to
count the ties between here and Stafford
| District, and left OF his mission this
morning.
Travellers from Eureka to the new mines
or the Humboldt will find an excellent
meal at the Palisade House, Palisade, kept
by Mrs. A.. Burkett.
Revenue Collector Shannon and Joe Da-
wilson we're thrown out Of a buggy yester-
day afternoon above the railroad grade,
but neither was seriously hurt.
Sheriff Kyle yesterday received a tele-
| gram from Governor Kinkead, stating that
he had forwarded a requisition for Annis,
who is now in Jail in Colorado.
Ed. Clute and Jack Perry visited the
Eureka Tunnel yesterday, and were highly
delighted with the appearance OF the strike
just made. The tunnel has been closed to
visitors.
Superintendent Scanland informs us that
our public school will open next month
with a larger number OF scholars than
were in attendance at the closing OF the
last term.
A lady pianist and vocalist, highly
recommended for her accomplishments. is
on her way from San Francisco to Eureka,
TO preside over the musical department at
the Truckee Saloon.
There is again some talk OF completing
the hall on Buel street before the ensuing
Winter. 1t would probably require less
money to finish ii than to repair it after
another stormy season.
The following named United States pat
ents we're filed in the Recorders Office yes
terday, covering the Price, Price No. 2,
Davis, and Davis No. 2, the properties be-
longing to the Albion Company.
Emelie Melville and her new troupe will
| close their season in San Francisco to-
night. After a tour through the interior
the company will go East. 1t is probable
that dates will be procured al the Opera
House here en- route.
. DIR. Bishop informed us lest evening that
the young son OF A. b. Gedney, who has
been very i'll for several days. is getting
better. He was taken to the Hospital for
good treatment and to escape the fumes,
the latter affecting him severely.