Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-02
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook OF the
aenfinera Reporter.

sentfneps Reporter.
The wind blew q gale again all day yes
terday.
Work is to be resumed on the Titus mine
this morning.
Hon. Tom Robinson OF Newark was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. Leon, of the Barcelona mine, goes
East next week.
Calisher has a large supply OF fireworks
for the Fourth.
j. R. Williamson and son arrived from
Austin last night.
Eugene Blair departed for the West
yesterday morning.
J. G. Clark arrived by last nights train
from San Francisco.
Several parties will go out to Cotton
wood on the Fourth.
G. A. M%atthewson and wife arrived from
Hamilton yesterday.
Harvey Carpenter is pack from an Of
fetal visit to Nye County.
The Eureka Con. new shaft has reached
q point below the 1900 level.
Counselor Cheney has gone to White
Pine on professional business.
The Ruby Hill NJ. E. Church will give a
festival next Monday evening.
The mill at Mineral Hill. it is stated.
will shortly start up for q run
J. W. Brown is hauling ore from the Ell
Dorado No. 2 on Prospect Mountain.
Captain Foley of Secret Canyon came
over yesterday to see his Eureka friends.
Fred Elliott formerly OF Eureka recently
made a $751; 900 mining sale in New York.
Billy Wermuth il said to be getting his
mining matters in New York in good shape.
The Baldwin Hotel will be the f~avorite
resort for the San Francisco excursionists.
Young Mr.. Dunkel had a foot bruised at
Ruby Hill Thursday by q wagon passing
over 1t.
1t is thought that the excursion train to
San Francisco will contain not less than
/ 900 persons.
The Geddes & Bertrand is shipping ore
to the Eureka Con. furnaces. Two loads
came in last night.
We are informed that there will not be a
ball at Reno this evening, az has hereto
fore been reported.
Interest is beginning to revive in the
forthcoming Richmond-Albion suit. The
trial begins July 8.
The Richmond Baseball Club will hold a
meeting at Hon. Thomas Wren's Office at 8
O'Clock this evening.
Colonel Jerry b. Moore OF Ruby Valley
has gone to San Francisco to see the comet
and spend the Fourth.
The Ruby Hill procession on the Fourth
will march from Miners Union Hall to the
Richmond Side and return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergman arrived from
England on Thursday, and will make their
future residence on Ruby Hill.
Wood River seems to have enjoyed its
rush, and has now settled down to legiti-
mate business and development.
The constitutionality OF the Insane
Asylum bill was to have been considered
by the Supreme Court yesterday.
L. l.. Robinson, President OF the Albion
Mining Company, and W. s. Wood. Esq,
arrived from San Francisco last night.
The daughters OF Mr.. aud Mrs. John
DAILY have returned from the Salt Lake
school to spend their vacation at home.
Seven applications for patents to min
eral lands we're presented through the Eu-
reka Land Office during the month OF June.
Thomas II. Oman OF Great Britain yes
terday made application in the District
Court to become q citizen Of the United
States.
DR.. De La Matyr will shortly put a force
OF men to work in the Maryland Tunnel.
Eastern parties nave been interested in the
enterprise.
Eastern Nevada parties are talking Of
organizing an emigration scheme with q
view to populating some of the valleys in
this section OF the State. A good idea.
Owing to a press Of private business the
operator at Palisade was unable last night
to transmit the passenger list. We are,
therefore, without last nights arrivals by
train.
Sheriff Kyle yesterday appointed Marion
Farrell as q Deputy Sheriff and Fire
Warden for the southern portion OF Eure-
ka. No better appointment could have
been made.
A gentleman from New York says that
everybody in the metropolis is crying for
the stock OF the State Line mine In Els.
meralda county, at tho rate Of six millions
for the whole property.
A new mining district was formed yes
terday near the Cottonwood Park, and
will hereafter be known as the Coleman
Mining District. ]. s. Green was ap-
pointed Mining Recorder.