Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-02
FLUE DUST.


8entt0tth aAtHOEstFs
The pay days and prosperity are at hand
p. J. Faust returned last evening from
Stafford District.
Grand Prize yesterday levied an assess.
mont Of rs cents.
The County Commissioners meet to.
morrow morning.
Our senior left this morning for a week
visit at the Bay.
A. E. Cheney, Esq, returned last even
ing from California.
Mrs. Ben. @. Levy returned last evening
from Denver, Colorado.
Albion shares sold at SO yesterday, and
Eureka Con. closed at S25.
The telegraph wires east OF Omaha were
still out of order yesterday.
The Postofice letter list will be found
in our advertising columns.
Travel on the e. & P. r. R. during the
past week has been butte brisk.
The physicians attending Joshua White
sides now have hopes Of his recovery.
Frank Main was yesterday appointed
Chief Engineer at the Richmond smelling
works.
r. Sadler & Co. are in receipt of a large
assortment Of parlor, Office and cooking
stoves.
After a four months vacation, the public
school will m tomorrow morning
at 8 o'clock.
The usual religious services will be held
in all the churches to-day except the Pres
byterian and Methodist.
Sam. Goldstone, Esq, formerly and old
resident Of Eureka, arrived last evening
from Denver, Colorado.
II a man only saw. himself occasionally
as others see him, he would cut his own
acquaintance On the spot.
The Episcopal Sunday School is in re-
ceipt OF some new hymn books. This
will add to the interest Of the school.
Olympic Hall, Buel street, is being con-
verted into a variety theater, and will
treat the public to a performance in about
a fortnight.
John Tore and VIM. Zadow, engaged in
the butchering business, dissolved copart-
nership yesterday. John Tore continues
the business.
The Richmond Company's pay-days will
be as follows: Furnace and refinery on
the 4th, miners on the 5th and coal and
town bills on the 9th.
The copartnership between J. b. Single
ton and u. i. Oatman in the drayage BUSH
ness was dissolved yesterday. Mr.. Single
ton continues the business.
Prospect Mountain Tunnel Company
has levied an assessment OF two cents per
share on the capital stock of the corpora
ton, payable on the 30th instant.
H.. q D..l.- a..x1 - f.
Reno last evening informing him that his
son was better; consequently he will not
leave this morning as he had intended to
do.
Arthur Donnelly's benefit will take place
at the ball grounds this afternoon. The
sport with the bat and sphere begins at
1880. The target will be perforated at an
earlier hour.
We noticed at the stage Office yesterday
a full set Of surveying instruments, con-
signed to Superintendent Goss, Of the Z. 4
c. r. r. r. They are being forwarded to
Cherry Creek.
Hon. John II. Flack, Judge Of the
Seventh Judicial District, died at Elko on
Thursday. His health had been failing
for some time past, but he had been con-
fined to his bed only a few days.
Our Jewish citizens commenced the OBJ
seryance OF the Day OF Atonement by clos
ing their places of business last evening at
shutdown. They will have religious SER
vices at 8 O'Clock this morning
The bridge over the big bitch at the cor
ner Of Bateman and Spring streets needs
repairing. A part Of the rail on the north
side has been taken away, and persons are
liable to walk off the bridge into the ditch.
Jack Irvine arrived from Osceola yester-
day. He reports the mining outlook OF
White Pine as being very prosperous. He
leaves this morning for Kingston District
in Lander County, where he has some val
liable mining properties.
Last evening the little son Of VIM. Glib
son, three years old, succeeded in getting
hold OF a bottle OF laudanum and drank
about q teaspoonful. Drs. Bishop and
Huntington were called and placed the
little fellow out Of danger.
The Winnemucca Silver State says that
r. Sadler, one Of the live business men OF
Eureka, passed west on Friday on his way
to Carson. His visit to the Capital has
no political significance, as he does not
train with the powers that be.
NJ. Karsky, of the San Francisco clothing
store, intends bringing his family to Eure-
ka, and they will probably arrive here
some time during the coming week. They
will occupy Rube Egleston's house on Mob
Hill, which Is now being fitted up for their
use.