Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-14
FLUE DUST.


scraps from the Notebook Of the
sentfners Reporter.
The Austin Baseball Club will leave for
home to-day.
Mrs. j. G. Fair and children are on the
Comstock.
The mining outlook in and about Eu-
reka is improving.
A competent assayer is in demand at the
new district OF Stafford.
The Great Eastern Variety Store yester-
day hung out an elegant sign.
Eureka Con. shares sold at S27 yester-
day, and Albion closed at 81 20.
John NJ. Dormer, editor Of the Candle.
laira True Fissure, is on the Comstock.
Bromide OF silver was found in the Illi-
nois mine at Stafford District yesterday.
A.jury will be drawn to-day for the trial
OF Abe Randolph, charged with murder.
The Stafford fever Is spreading on the
Base Range. A dozen go down this morn
ing.
Mountain Lodge No. 81, /. O. O. F.,
will meet at their hall this evening at 7:3O
o'clock.
The Eureka merchants are getting in
large stocks OF goods for the Fall and Win
ter trade.
Ike Longstreet, who killed Mcclellan at
Truckce, has been held for murder with
out bail.
Ben. Stafford, the discoverer OF the new
mining district near Palisade, came up by
last nights train.
Miss Stewart. daughter OF ex-senator
VIM. M. Stewart, is visiting with Mrs. NJ.
n. Stone in Virginia City.
r. Richard yesterday offered to bond.the
Contention mine at Stafford for 500, 600.
He stayed over to negotiate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mau will leave for
California tomorrow morning, where they
will visit for several months.
Travel to the new Stafford Mining Dis
trict, near Palisade, is undated, and makes
money for the railroad company.
Assays made at Winnemucca OF an aver
age of the Onondaga mine, Stafford Dis
trict, went 1924 81. Good showing that.
/. The SENTINEL Office is under obligations
to Uncle Dick Barnes, OF Currant Greek,
for a bountiful supply of splendid peaches
and apples.
A. b. Gedney's son was yesterday
brought in from Ruby Valley, and was
taken to the County Hospital, where he is
lying very ill.
The east bound passenger and a freight
train collided on the G. p. at Blue Canyon
on Monday, the same putting the overland
three hours late.
Lambert Molinelli, Joe. Mendes, James
L. Hickey and Thomas Wren, returned
last evening from 3 visit TO the Stafford
Mining District.
The Jewish Now Year will on
the 23d Of the present month, and will be
duly celebrated by the Independent Order
OF B'nai Birth Of Eureka.
o. J.. Salisbury and Jack Gilmer arc
expected To arrive here this evening, when
they will make arrangements for pushing
work on the new mill and mine.
ID. Nathan. of the Clothing Bazaar, left
this morning for San Francisco, where he
Will purchase large stocks of the latest
styles OF Fall and Winter clothing.
N. Diamond. superintendent of the Bos-
ton q Eureka Company's mine, will re-
ceise proposals until the goth inst. for
sinking 100 feet Of shaft. See advt.
d. ii. Haskell, the Central Pacific Rail-
road Land Agent, is at Palisade, and to-
day will commence laying out the town
site for the new mining district at Stafford.
Prof. Leotard, the magician and illusion
list, will give a performance tomorrow
evening at the Opera House. The box
Office, for the sale OF reserved seats, will be
open at $3.50 O'Clock this morning.
The Centennial Gnsrd ball takes place
On Tuesday evening, Sept 20. aud not on
Thursday evening, as has been enormously
stated. The committees are making ex-
&oDosva aa-u A. x.ALA - a -.n.I l
affair.
Lee W. Shinn was yesterday appointed .
deputy by Sheriff Kyle. He is express
messenger for Wells, Fargo & Co. on the
Palisade Railroad. and is a very competent
and obliging young man. No better ap-
%pointment could DO made.