Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-06
FLUE DUST.
seraps from the Notebook Of the
sentiners Reporter.

The Ruby and Dunderberg pay all bills
on the 9th.
The County Commissioner will meet
again to-day.
pood Dr Keen's auction advertisement
this morning.
p Everts and wife left for California
this morning,
,1reot interest still centers in the condi-
tion of President Garfield
Tho Carson Daily Index has been en-
Iarged. A good little paper.
Tho Nevada excursion train comprised
% cars on reaching Sacramento.
nh Fourth was remarkably free from
drunkenness on the Base Range.
The Eureka Con. paid their miners yes
terday, and will pay tow bills tomorrow.
Grand and trial jurors can call for their
osnear" at the Auditors office, as the same
il now deliverable.
Tho Richmonds defeated tho Albions on
sunday in the first Of a series OF five games
by a score Of IA to ii.
ooloneJ John Van Buren, Perry is slowly
getting around from his recent severe at
tack Of rheumatic govt.
The Ruby Hill people are to be congrat-
ulated upon the splendid success OF their
celebration on the Fourth.
r.. Sadler & Co. yesterday received a car
load of bailing rope enough to supply the
whole OF Eastern Nevada.
The sheriff's Office was the only Office in
the Courthouse that displayed d flag on
the outer walls on the Fourth.
The Bullwhacker mine, the property Of
tine Ruby-Dunderberg, ID turning out
large amounts of very rich ore.
Charles Sproule has started a weekly
paper at Battle Mountain, called the Ian
der Free Press. Success 10 it.
One OF George Lamoureaux coal teams
came into town on the Fourth gaily be-
decked with the national colors.
Some 1s tons Of wool arrived here yes
terday from White Pine, which il to be
shipped to Salt Lake City to-day.
A. G.. Mandel of New York, partner Of
Joseph Mendes in the California mine, ar
rived from the East two days ago.
Every vehicle and saddle horse in town
was pressed into service on the Fourth, and
a large number more were in demand.
Charley Karbstein and family arrived
from Hamilton yesterday morning. and
left this morning for a visit to Salt Lake
City.
Hazel Kirke, the latest theatrical sensa-
ton, is our next attraction at the Opera
House., with Molinelli x Smith as its man
ayers.
A traveller from San Francisco, who ar
rived last evening, reports meeting our
excursionists at Sacramento in the best of
spirits.
Superintendent Tom Robinson and fam
lily left for their home in Newark Valley
yesterday. They came over to spend the
Fourth.
1t 10 reported that money has been raised
and that work will be resumed at al early
day on the Henry tunnel, at Hamilton,
White Pine.
Hon. Tom. Laspeyer is we'll satisfied
with his new homein Butte City, Montana.
Tho people OF Butte will find him a relia-
BILE gentleman.
All certificates OF indebtedness issned
during the month OF June against the Gen
eral Fund are now payable at the County
Auditors Office.
j. G. Ford yesterday received a telegram
from California stating that his wife was
dangerously i'll. Mrs. Ford has been in
poor health for some time.
An elaborate silhouette pamphlet was
distributed through the Postofice tins
morning, fully setting forth the acts and
scenes OF " Hazel Kirke."
The County Auditor and Commissioners
yesterday counted the money In the hands
OF the Treasurer. In compliance with the
new law. 1t was all right.
Ex-senator Stewart and Colonel W. s.
~ .-.tw-1 - G.-1u nh.
are the leading attorneys for the Albion in
tho Richmond-Albion suits.
F. W. Clute OF San Francisco. and
brother OF our Ed, has been on the Range
for two or three days. He takos his de-
parture for home this morning.
Crittenden Thornton, Esq, OF San
Francisco arrived on Monday evening. He
Is employed as counsel In the Richmond
Albion eases. He assists the Richmond
side.
The Lyon County Times has entered
upon Its eighth year and fifteenth volume.
The Times attends to its own business. and
ia a faithful exponent Of matters in its own
field.
The Salary Fund for the month Of June
was deficit in the sun OF 50, 1853, making a
total Of S1l ,450 for tho last six months.
These figures are assuming an alarming
magnitude.
Expert Horn is lsudatory in his report
to the County Commissioners, and con-
graduates Eureka county on its able and
efficient officers and proper management
OF the County Government.
General Sabin's headquarters we're
tastefully decorated on Monday. BY the
way. the Generals staff made a hne APP
pearance also. The SENTINEL acknowl-
edges a salute from the body on their re-
turn from the Hill.
Great preparations are being made for
the concert and festival at the Episcopal
Church next Friday evening. The concert
programme will be particularly attractive,
while the festival will consist Of dulcet
bites and charming smiles.
The display Of fireworks on the evening
OF the Fourth, from the varions private
residences about town, were extensive and
very pretty. the best, however, taking
place from before the residence of r. l..
Chase, on the corner OF Monroe and Clark
streets.
The new bus, with its spanking team Of
four horses, ELECTED very favorable COM
ment while carrying passengers to and
from the Hill on the Fourth. II looks
very city6ed. aud Is to run to and from
the depot. II belongs to the Eureka Livery
Stable.
Hotel Arrivals.
Parker House,. w. Pearson, NJ. Nc
Gregor. Ruby Hill; r. McGarry, Pros.
Mt; John 0'Cennell, Ruby Hill; ]. r..
Marrison Albion mine. O.. A. Sfenhansop