Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-26
FLUE DUST.
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SentineI's Reporter.

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sentiners Reporter.
John Mackay has returned to the Com
stock.
The whole line Of stocks were weak yes
terday.
Miss Isabella Osborne Of Phoebe arrivet
last evening.
Morris Calisher arrived from San Fran
cisco last evening.
Several parties are going to the Cotton.
wood Park to-day.
j.. b. Grant arrived last night from
Leadville, Colorado.
New dodge Of the married men-"w wait.
ing to see the comet"
The Grand Jury will meet on Tuesday
next at l { O'Clock P. NJ.
DR.. De La Matyr will arrive from the
East on Wednesday next.
Manager Probert, OF the Richmond Com.
pany, will arrive tonight.
The Eureka Livery Stable has elegant
turnouts for a Sunday drive.
w. A. Bell, q railroad man from Color.
ado, arrived On Friday night.
Mrs. W. P. Haskelland Miss M. Robinson
left for California this morning.
The Good Templars will meet to-mor.
row evening at the school house.
Internal Revenue Collector Shannon ra.
turned yesterday from Cherry Creek.
Grif j. Griffith was among the do.
partures this morning for California.
For a wonder, there was no fast driving
or ball playing on Main street last evening
The fare to HALEY and Bellevue from
Ogden, via Blackfoot, has been reduced
to 500,
We had a pleasant call yesterday from
Walt. j. Tuska, who is here on professional
business.
No; Captain Charles G.. Hubbard was
the first person in Eureka to discover the
new comet.
Officers of the Ruby Hill Miners Union
VIII be elected next month, at their semi
annual meeting.
Mrs. A. W. Campbell and children left
Tor California this morning, where they
will spend the Summer.
Including the present month. the En-.
reka Consolidated Mining Company has
EN Al olNAQClub.
George II. Maxwell. official reporter in
the Richmond-Albion suits, will arrive in
Eureka on the 4th prox., SO he writes.
Some very rich ore was brought in from
the Reeves 4 Berry mine yesterday. 1t
was taken from a depth Of only so feet.
Rev. @. B. Crawford returned from Pal
isade, where he conducted the funeral Ger.
emonies Of Rudolph Olsen yesterday after
noon.
II is probable that a game Of baseball
Will be played to-day between the Albions
a picked nine, the latter receiving 3
handicap.
Wanted-A male teacher for the Rich
mond Side School District. None but
first-class ~pedagogues need apply. See ad-
v~ertisement.
On June 80 the excursion to San Fran
cisco, under the management of Messrs.
Riggs Il Smell of Salt Lake City, will start.
Fifty-fye dollars the round trip.
A committee OF four Of the Union Guard
will look around the country for q suitable
picnic ground to-day. They will visit the
Italian ranches and Cottonwood Park.
Ed. H. Dean. formerly Of Eureka, has
our thanks for a copy Of the Tombstone
Weekly Epitaph. 1t is a large paper, we'll
filed with interesting reading matter.
Alexander Beatty and his daughter,
Miss Mamie, arrived from the Blue Eagle
ranch yesterday. Miss Beatty went West
morning for the benefit Of her health.
The census Of the new school district,
Richmond side Of Ruby Hill, as reported
by John G.. Jury, Census Marshal, shows
that there 108 children between 6 and IS
years.
The necessary papers have not yet been
from Department Headquarters
Tor mastering in the newly organized Post
Of the G. A. R. here. They are expected
the ensuing week.
o. M. Paris and wife left this morning
Tor Albion, Cassia county, Idaho, where
they propose to make their future resi-
ience. Their numerous friends here wish
Them a pleasant journey aud much pros