Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-22
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from tho Notebook OF h
SentineI's Reporter.
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Thermometer yesterday-2 p. N. II.
The town was unusually dull again yes.
terday.
W. P. Ennor Of .Palisade arrived last
evening.
One hundred Albion shares sold yester.
day at 81 85.
The weather has been lovely for a mum.
Der Of days past.
This is a good time to lay in your supply
Of Winters wood.
James Liddle and wife Of Ward left for
home this morning.
They are having quite o business boom
over at Secret Canyon.
The next performance OF the McWade
troupe will be at Austin.
The excitement keeps up at the new
mining district Of Stafford.
Judge VIM. Adams arrived last evening
from Stafford Mining District.
Rev. j. T. Ladd arrived last evening
from the Methodist Conference.
SO far there has been but little business
before the Board Of Equalization.
The Geddes 4 Bertrand Mining Com
pany have over 100 men employed.
A large force of miners will be put to
work in the Eureka Tunnel next week.
A ticket to San Francisco can be pur-
chased by making application at this office.
George Tassel. of the firm Of Brown &
Tassel, Of Virginia City, arrived last even
ing.
1t is rumored that the Standard mine Of
Bodie will be lifted on the London Stock
Board.
J. d. Simpson, accompanied by a brother
and sister, arrived from the West last
evening.
Young Gedney, who has been so very i'll
for several days, was able to ride out yes
terday.
Manager Probert OF the Richmond Com
pany left for San Francisco yesterday
morning.
James Mayfeld, who has been sojourn-
ing ON the Range for some time. left for
Reno this morning.
Richard Smith and wife of Hamilton ar
rived yesterday afternoon, and are stop
ping at the Parker House.
Several miners left this morning for
Bristol, Lincoln County, where they will
be employed in the Day mine.
James Argall, Thomas Jeffrey. John
Thomas and Il. Mitchell left for Bristol,
Lincoln county, this morning.
The cornet solo OF Ed. Pascoe between
the first and second acts Of last nights
performance was q musical treat.
Eureka Lodge No. %, L. o. o. F., owing
to the death Of President Garfield, will
not hold their regular meeting this even
ing.
The Contention mine at Stafford District
was yesterday bonded for $50, 900. Six
thousand dollars Of the money was paid
in cash.
We learn that there are good indications
for getting ore in the prospect Mountain
Tunnel, a contamination devoutly to be
wished.
The United States Circuit Court for the
District OF Nevada will be opened at Car
son on the first Monday in October, Judge
Hillyer presiding.
G. +. Horns dray horse "Tom" fell
and broke his leg yesterday on Main street.
His owner had him shot Immediately. He
was valued at $500.
A special meeting OF Alpha Lodge No. 1,
A. o. u. W, will be held at Odd Fellows
Hall this afternoon at 1:20 P. NJ. A full
attendance OF members is requested.
The Gold Hill News states that P. ].
Dunno, County Assessor OF Storey, is
talked OF by his friends as the Democratic
nominee for Secretary OF State next year.
1.-The Old Countryman'' of Ruby Hill
was arrested last night for drunkenness,
and was brought down and placed in Jail.
Justice Harmon will speak him q little
piece this morning.
At q meeting OF the Board Of County
Commissioner yesterday, the resignation
Of DR.. VIM. Todd, as County Physician,
was received and accepted. DIR. A. @.
Bishop was appointed to fill the vacancy.
James Hall has been accorded a position
in the engineers department Of the Albion
mine. Mr.. Hall is n OF our most de-
serving and intelligent young men. who
will do justice to any position to which he
is assigned.
We learn that Mr.. Davis has been tenn
porarily appointed Superintendent OF the
Richmond Company. Mr.. Davis has been
in the employ OF the Company for q long
time at the head of the assaying depart
ment.
John G.. Mott of Michigan City, In
diana, and formerly OF the hardware firm
OF Mott, Fish Il Co. in this place, was yes.
terday renewing his acquaintance with old
friends here, who were highly pleased to
see him. He left this morning for San
Francisco.