Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-26
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook OF the
1entiuePa RepOrter.

Scraps from the Notebook OF the
sentiners Reporter.
There is an assessment OF thirty cents on
Albion shares.
A column ad. for the coming masque.
rsdsis in order.
The G. A. R. had the largest ball ever
given In Eureka.
The Supreme Court viii meet at Carson
ON Saturday next.
Three hundred persons died. Of cholera
in Mecca on Nov. 6.
The delinquent assessment roll goes TO
the Auditor next Monday.
The new headlight at the rink will prove
q benefit TO belated travellers.
The skating rink will make . good
dancing pavilion next Spring.
The County Auditor has redeemed 81, 900
worth of scrip in the last two days.
Thirteen hundred and fifty yards OF can
vas now cover the Spring street rink.
No Eureka Tunnel or Albion shares were
sold in the Board yesterday afternoon.
The Land League holds an important
meeting this evening at Hibernia Hall.
The awkward squad created considerable
merriment at the rink on Thursday night.
Clark's Palace Saloon Pedro Club an
swers promptly to the r~oll-call every even
ing.
Seven comets this year, with the Star Of
bethlehem thrown in; and yet we still
live.
Mr.. r. Richard has just purchased a very
valuable gold mine at Central City, Colo
RADIO.
The Snow Drop Socials will issue gor-
geous invitations to their dance next
month.
"Mstalliferous" u. r. Murphy is out
looking for cid" in the Salmon River
country.
Senator John p. Jones is one Of the
Directors of the Hudson River Tunnel
Company.
Desirable rooms in private residences
are becoming scarce, and the demand is
increasing.
General Rosecrans, Congressman from
San Francisco, leaves there to-day for
Washington.
A man named Rhodes fell from o fat
ear near Winnemucca yesterday and was
instantly killed.
1t is reported that one OF the furnaces at
the Richmond works will soon be closed
down for the Winter.
1t is more than probable that Harry Lor-
raine will assume the management Of the
Olympic Varieties shortly.
The iron roofing for the Eureka Con.
new hosting works has arrived and is be-
ing put on as rapidly as possible.
Tom Fitch, the "silver-tongued," is at
Tombstone, Arizona. There is no telling
where he may be inside of a week.
Mr.. j. M. Mcfarland of Virginia City
has received a patent for a new style OF
stamp mill for ore crushing purposes.
1t is reported that the robbers who lately
went through the Belleville stage have
been caught and lodged in Jail at Aurora,
Messrs. Grayson and j. T. Gilmer left
Eureka on Tuesday by private conveyance
to inspect some mine in Bristol District.
The mines OF Sweetwater, near Aurora,
have become important enough to justify
Wells, Fargo d Co. establishing an office
there.
Peter Organ Of Winnemuccs has been
held to answer In 81 600 bail on the charge
of assault on l.. T. Hodges with intent to
90 great bodily harm. i
There lie proportionately q greater num-
Der. OF murderers confined In the Nevada
State Prison than any other pe~nitentiary
in the Western States.
Fifteen tons OF very rich ore was ship
ped from the Eureka Tunnel on Thursday
to the Eureka Con. works, and IL tons
were shipped again yesterday.
The Postmaster General promises TO
have the route shortened so that the mails
will arrive In San Francisco at 6 A. NJ. in
stead Of 1890 P. NJ. as at present.
Mrs. Charles Gentn@, while walking by
q team in the sa~gebrush, near Raspberry
Station, on Sunday, fell down, and the
wagon ran over her, breaking her right leg.
Messrs. Griffin 4 Andre yesterday can
some insurance policies on South
Main street. The locality being a very
dangerous one, they were afraid to con-
tinue their risks.
Mr.. W. 3. Griffin had the big machinery
Of the Raymond & Ely works set in motion
a few days ago to crafty his guest. Hon.
John McNally, and give him an opportu-
nifty to view the lower levels OF the former
NJ. H. Josephs, who returned last even
ing, informed a SENTINEL reporter that he
met Charley Crandali near Cheyenne, on
the Union Pacific, and shook hands with
him. Charley told Joe he was going East
on q short visit, and expected to return
soon.
Argument in the Schander case, for the
Of Captain Adams, was given to
the Jury last Wednesday. At 10 O'Clock
that night they announced their inability
to agree, but were sent back to their room
by Judge Frelon. and locked up for the
night.