Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-15
rLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of tire
sentinel's Reporter.

Purim !
Albion shares bounced up to 81 20 AGAR
yesterday.
Nearly all the horses in Austin arr
afflicted with epizooty.
Hamilton, White Pine, is blessed with
about four feet Of snow.
George Dunning leaves this morning foi
a trip to San Francisco.
No Eastern mail was received at the
Postoffice last evening.
No further news has been received Of the
mining troubles at Lewis.
Alpha Lodge, A. o. U. W., meet at their
hall this evening at s O'Clock.
Don't fail to procure a season ticket for
the Melville opera performances.
Josh Anderson of Eureka left San Fran
cisco, last Thursday for Arizona.
Robert Briggs, Justice Of the Peace of
Ward Township, has resigned the position.
Hon. W. W. Hobart returned from Cali
fornia on Sunday evening. He is looking
well.
The last White Pine county scrip re-
deemed brought from 60 to 70 cents. Not
so bad.
| MIS-. l. ". " MulLLlOlO aho a ~ H..
Morrison leave for the East tomorrow
morning.
Jim Hagar and Geore Ellison, White
Piners, have been doing the town for sew
eral days.
Luther Clark was highly delighted yes
| terday to rave his hunting dog Ruby re-
turned to him.
Joseph Potts, foreman Of the Albion Min
ing Company, was yesterday reported to
be quite sick.
The OWL Of Sutro is all right now ; a
faro bank has been started there. A good
sign Of the times.
Mr.. Laycock, the scenic artist, has COM
pleted all the Opera House scenery, and
will in q few days return to Reno.
b. j. Turner is repairing the Turner
House restaurant, and expects to be ready
for business on Thursday morning.
The Melville Company have billed the
own much better than it has ever been
done before. Louis Wood is the chief.
The committee are making extensive ar
rangements for the Irish National Land
League ball on Thursday evening next.
A private letter, received here last even
ing from San Francisco, states that J.. T.
Matthewson is very i'll and cannot ecoyer.
Geo. W. Lamoureux has just purchased
from the L. d p. Railroad Company eigh-
teen head of fine American mules, for
which he paid 81, 100 cash.
The Bodie Free Press Of Saturday last
says that Deputy Sheriff Kirgan is not ex-
pected to live. He was hurt a few days
ago by being thrown out Of a sulky.
A fierce gale ragged ON the Comstock last
Saturday evening. The fire companies
were kept in readiness all night, but fortu-
nately they were not called for.
The flow OF water through the,Sutro tun-
mel is 3,6l2, 900 gallons every "a hours.
Without the great tunnel the Comstock
would now probably be deserted.
The recent rise in Eureka Con. stock. il
not owing to the approaching trial with
the Richmond Company, but is caused by
recent developments on the 1900 level.
Now information is wanted Of John Har-
per. Any one knowing his whereabouts
will confer a favor by sending his address
to A. @. White, Shamokin, Northumber-
land county, Pennsylvania.
Billiards are having a big run at present.
On Sunday evening, an hour before church
time, two young gentlemen hunted for a
table in every parlor in town, and gave up
the search as the first bell tolled the near
approach OF the hour for devotions.