Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-22
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook OF the
Sentimeps Reporter.

There arc many strangers in town.
Hickok, the jockey, is on his way to San
Francisco.
Twenty-Five degrees above zero at IL
O'Clock last night.
No more assessments on Comstock
mines will fall due this month.
By the dispatches it appears that yester-
day was a good day for hanging.
The Virginia a. Truckee has paid its
taxes in Ormsby County-S18, S58 &c.
II you want to win your Thanksgiving
turkey go to Tommy Douglas saloon to-
night.
Mr.. ]. T. Glmer Of the firm Of Gilmer
u Salisbury, arrived from Salt Lake on
Sunday evening.
Hon. Thomas Robinson and wife leave
for Boston this morning. They will be
absent several months.
The terrific storm last Wednesday
brought to the shores Of Lake Bigler about
two feet of the beautiful.
The Savage Company are now shipping
daily to the Santiago mill, Carson River,
from SO to 200 tons Of ore.
They are sacking and shipping ore from
the Onondaga and Contention mines, SAT-
ford District, to Salt Lake City.
The G. P. West-bound train was nine
hours late at Palisade last evening, owing
to snow blockades east Of Cheyenne.
Mr.. r. G. Luther, Superintendent OF
the Seventy-six mine, with his family, left
Sunday morning for San Francisco.
Alpha Lodge No. /, A. o.. U. W., meet
at z O'Clock this evening. Brethren in
good standing are invited to attend.
Richard Ryland has had a substantial
cedar veranda built in front OF his build
ing, corner Of Bateman rnd Buel streets.
TIL Reveille says that George Watt has
sold a thousand head OF beef cattle to
Dumphy * Co. for the San Francisco mar
ket.
The examination OF the pupils in the
public schools began yesterday, and will
be continued through to-day and to-mor-
row.
j. B. Redding and Editor Fulton have
returned home from Elko, where they
have been adjusting the prices Of railroad
lands.
Saturdays Elko stage brought down to
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S office, for shipment
to Salt Lake. S11 500. This money is going
the wrong way.
Three teams left Winnemucca Sunday
loaded with Is, 900 feet Of lumber for Cornu-
copia, for the tailings reduction works be-
ing put mp there.
Dick Barnes was in yesterday with the
finest potatoes ever brought to the market.
They are Of the Mammoth Pearl variety,
and cannot be excelled.
Fanny Louise Buckingham, who sue
ceeded to Adah Isaac Menkin's farce Of
"Mazeppa," will be the next attraction at
Carson, and may show here.
Winnemucca now boasts Of a Coursing
Club. They have e dozen or more thor
oughbred greyhounds, which are the des-
pair OF the coyotes and jackrabbits.
Mr.. George W. Cassidy, accompanied by
his wife, left for Washington this morning.
As this is the long session Of Congress, he
will be gone at least until next June.
Mrs. j. Cohn left on Sunday for Grass
Valley, California, TO visit her sister, who
has Just undergone the very dangerous
operation OF having a cancer removed.
Mr.. II. E. Bothin, brother OF Mr.. J.. G.
Bothin Of this place, arrived from San
Francisco on Sunday evening. He will
visit here two or three days and then go
East.
A lynx.was killed near one OF the water
company's reservoirs here on Saturday
night. 1t was a big one, weighing ~
pounds. He 10 now one Of the missing
lynx.
The San Francisco Exchange says
"Senator Fairs new building is growing
like Jacks bean stalk" 1t is fortified
with the kind OF manure that makes all it
touches grow.
A black enameled breastpin was lost on
Sunday evening last near the Catholic
Church. The pin is a keepsake, and the
owner will pay q liberal reward for 1t. See
advertisement.
Treasurer Sadler has received in taxes
up to last evening 500, 8i8, out OF q total
tax roll Of 500, 314, leaving delinquent
only 1895. In no other county In the
State will there be so small q delinquent
list.
Mr.. Herman J.. Sadler, brother OF r.
Sadler, and OF the extensive grocery house
OF II. Mau a Co., San Francisco, arrived
on Sunday evening. He will remain here
several days visiting his numerous old
friends.
The style OF noses this weather Is from
pink down through all the shades OF red
and purple to blue. The pink are worn by
Juveniles, and the other shades by adults
Of both sexes. The style In ears Is much
the m
The Postmaster at Carson has received a
COPY OF a memorial to Congress, gotten up
by the International Institute for Preserv-
ing and Perfecting Weights and Measures,
praying for the abolition OF the French
metric system o in use.
The Varieties continue to do an excel
lent business. A good programme Is pre-:
scented, and the company, under the man
akement Of George Elston, have shown
marked improvement. "Irish Justice"
the closing piece. Ia a clever act, and alone
worthy OF a visit.
A laborer in q Carson Valley bayfield,
threw his vest, In the pockets Of which
were some matches. down by a stack. A
wagon was driven to the stack, n OF the
wheels struck the vest, ignited the
matches, and q FIRE ensued which de-
stroyed so tons OF hay.
superintendent Tom Read Of the Eureka
Con. In writing to his company at San
Francisco last Saturday, says: There is
no change in the mine worthy OF mention
since my last report. The furnace Is run
ming and producing bullion in
larger quantities than usual.
Thu Alvin Joslin Company are making
money in every engagement, but the morn
ing after their appearance such notices as
this go after them /: The piece. is abso-
lutely without merit In dramatic construc.
| ton, and would cast discredit on one OF
| Beadle's dime novels, though Davis Is good.
Surveyor T. j. Read Yesterday surveyed
a branch road from the Richmond refinery
to the Eureka 4 Palisade Ruby Hill road
NH. ILL ~u.Lo. rxuaakr aaytpQ m the Hieh-
mond Company, az all their lead bullion
has heretofore been hauled by teams to the
railroad depot. to say nothing Of the saving
In handling tina million.