Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-22
FLUE DUST.


oSntkHthB ReBOfeCHs
Theletter list appears in another column
The mutton in the markets is fat and
tender.
Ed. Emery sailed for Colorado yesterday
morning.
Regular rehearsal of the Germania Club
this afternoon.
Senator Fair has been interviewed. He
fights init Garfield.
Sweeney says care to have some good
racing about July 4.
Under the general decline yesterday AL
bion shaded off to So rs.
The removal Of the Postofice will be
completed this afternoon.
Joe Josephs and Ben Levy are to arrive
from New York next week.
The Humboldt river has subsidized to
about its usual dimensions.
Martin Piantoni went down to Antelope
with theC Chicago gentlemen.
jim Anderson. Of the Ruby Hill Mining
News, is a strong Conkling man.
Mayor Kalloch OF San Francisco passed
Palisade for the east two days ago.
John Tore. "the Roosian," claims to
have the fastest trotter on the Range.
Some Comstock mining men are anxious
to secure a good mine in this district.
The Duckwater and Currant Creek farm
ers have elegant prospects Of good crops.
Our reporter yesterday observed five
new houses going up in various portions Of
the town.
Saturday nights bring the boys from the
mountains, and things in general boom all
over town.
A party OF surveyors were yesterday
operating over in the direction of the
Italian ranch.
Some OF the boys on the outside look a
little out for q T" sack" in the Richmond
Albion suit.
A door key, with black and blue ribbon
attached, has been left at the SENTINEL
Office for the owner.
The box-sheet for the Robson and Crane
performances will be ready at the Opera
House this morning.
Our adyices from Albany, published
herewith, will be cheering to the Young
hearts Of the stalwarts.
Another break in the big hydraulic
pump knocked the life out Of the water
stocks in yesterdays Board.
II it is proven that Garfield has been
lying about Conkling, there will be a good
deal OF falling down in these parts.
Bray and Whitman, delegates to the
Grand Lodge Of A. o. U. W., report hay
ing been ~splendidly treated by the Renoites.
l.. l.. Robinson, President Of the Albion
company, is expected up shortly to begin
preparations for the great trial next month.
W. j. Penrose is agent for the Wood
River News on Ruby Hill. "Pen'' is a live
man, and will do justice to our young con-
temporary.
Garfield, old boy, doesn't figure much in
this rumpus. Eureka Republicans gener-
ally express themselves for Blaine as
against Conkling.
The Eureka stalwarts are beginning TO
raise their be ads, and il is now said that
there are at least fifty INSTRUMENTATION
Republicans on the Base Range. 'Rah for
Conkling.
Blaine invented the application OF the
word stalwart. Two or three years ago in
one OF his bloody-shirt speeches be spoke
OF the "stalwart Republicanism OF New
England" Now the 'tother fellows claim
his thunder.
The first OF a series Of five games between
the Albion and Chloride ball clubs will be
played to-day. Strict order will be OBJ
served. The Captains will do the growl-
ing, il any is to be done. and the men will
do the playing. Under such a system q
game Of ball can be made very interesting
TO spectators. Time will be called at three
o'clock, own regulation.
While walking along quietly on Main
street at l O'Clock yesterday morning,
Adolph Harvey. Of the Soda Factory, was
struck on the breast by a stranger coming
from an opposite direction. The blow
produced violent hemorrhage, and 1t was
with some difficulty the flow of blood was
stopped. The striker was afterward looked
for. but could not be found.