Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-03
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of the
sentineI's Reporter.

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sentinel's Reporter.
Flies have put in IN appearance.
Eureka Con. pays furnace hands to-day.
The County Commissioners meet to-
morrow.
The price of strawberries has dropped to
so cents per box.
M j. Franklin arrived from San Fran
cisco last evening.
Over $500 shares Of Albion were sold
yesterday, at 81 95.
The Wood River fever does not abate any
in this community.
Several mining properties will change
hands during the coming week.
Everything will be lovely again this
week when the boys arc paid OF.
A shipment Of ore arrived yesterday
from the Bay State mine at Newark.
Most Of the residences on Spring. street
are undergoing a general cleaning up.
A term of the District Court in White
Pine county will ommence tomorrow.
Mrs. and Mrs. j. l.. Hinckley intend
leaving shortly for q visit to California.
Jack Gilmer, of the firm OF Gilmer &
Salisbury, is expected to arrive tonight.
Religious services will be held in all the
churches to-day, except the Presbyterian.
Two Mormon teams arrived yesterday,
loaded with apples, which found a ready
sale.
Ed. N. Robinson, Superintendent Of the
Albion, returned from San Francisco last
evening.
Tommy Douglas last evening received a
new invoice Of pretty waiter girls from
San Francisco.
j. II. Lockwood, the hold-over Commits
sioner for White Pine, leaves for Hamil-
ton this morning.
The finest livery ~turnouts to be found
in Eureka are at the Hillhouse stables, on
South Main street.
The weather yesterday was cloudy and
windy, with strong indications in the
evening for a storm.
We did not receive any Western tele-
graphic news last evening, and from this
we infer that the lines were down.
The ladies of the M. L. Church are re-
quested to meet at the residence of Mrs.
N. Mccartney at 2 P. NJ. on Monday.
There are many changes Of location
among our business men, and they are fix
AAo ~ ~ az ASoAAoA PPiAh6 OuSiuCbs.
The funeral of Daniel Petersen, who died
yesterday, will take place from the Episco-
pal Church this afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
The Lingard Company has made ar
rangements for a three nights perform
ance here, commencing on the 18th in
stant.
Judging from our Eastern Geographic
dispatches this morning. there is likely to
be trouble between Senators Voorhees, and
Malone.
The Ruby and Dunderberg smelling
works are doing finely, and have a bounti-
full supply OF both ore and charcoal at the
furnace.
IL you wish a bang up suit OF clothes,
go and examine the beautiful samples, at
Langstroff' 3, and then let Jakey take your
measure.
We are informed that Mr.. Chuckfull
yesterday saved a small child from drown
ing in the Eureka fish pond. Oh, that
terrible fish pond
Should the weather continue favorable,
there will be more mining done in the
next thirty days in this district than was
ever done before in the SAM length Of
time.
At Maher 4 Manion's, the new dry goods
store in Whitton's building, they are re-
ceiving all the new and desirable Spring
styles of goods. They have only one price
and sell for cash.
The usual services Of the NJ. E.. Church
will be held at the Courthouse tomorrow
morning. In the evening the pastor, ].
T. Ladd, will review the arguments Of
Mr.. Gallagher in his late lecture.
Some fine evergreens for transplanting
can be obtained on the other side OF Carl
boo Hill. 1t would enhance the appear
ance Of our gardens to a great extent If
they were represented by trees OF this ma
ture.
The snow has disappeared entirely from
the neighboring hills, and the grass is
showing its tempting punches Of luxuriant
green here and there to the hungry kline, |
which promises nice yellow butter shortly
that is not colored to order.
Master W. H. Strsus returned last even
ing from Santa Clara, Cal, where he has
been attending college for the past two
years. Willie has developed into q smart
and handsome youth, and his parents may
well feel proud of the boy.
The Mormon police pulled one Of the
proprietors Of the Walker House billiard
parlors Thursday evening, for keeping
open after 10 o'clock. He was Immediately
released on n writ Of habeas corpus, and
the case is to be made a test one to ascer-
tain the constitutionality Of the law.