Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-15
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook of the
aenfineI,a Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook of the
senfiners Reporter.
Sol. Cannon has gone to Wood River.
Albion got as high as 81 rs once yester.
day.
The Lingards played in Virginia last
night.
Judge Rising is stopping at the Jackson
House.
Hank Knight is down in the Candelaria
country.
The grass is starting nicely on the warm
sides Of the hills.
Hon. Geo. w. Merrill has a mild form
OF Wood River fever.
The Humboldt River is unusually high
over the banks in many places.
The Eureka Consolidated will declare its
usual monthly dividend to-day.
About 30 seats have been sold for the
first performance of the Lingards.
The recent movement in stocks took out
siders at the Bay entirely by surprise.
Two special trains Of Bostonian ex-
cursionists will visit this coast in May.
The Dug Out mine has a quantity Of
rich ore on the dump ready for shipment.
This is Judge Rising's first visit to the
Base Range. Hope his stay may BIO pleasant.
G. HAST and A. F. Mckay are making
plans for the new Inasne Asylum at Reno.
J. N. Hill Of Palisade came up on last
nights train and will return this morning.
Hon. A.. j. Blair of Bristol is in town.
He is en- route for San Francisco. Look
ing we'll.
TaAn IIaoLol1 A nItx,n~ on1 Ho,.u II
len depart for Wood River, overland, in q
few days.
The four-year-old daughter OF Robert
Northing, Richmond side, was taken seri-
ously i'll yesterday.
Some %saDguine holders believe that AL
bion will go to $15 or $50 per share il that
side wins the lawsuit.
The San Francisco Post is ~sanguine that
there is a marked improvement in Sierra
Nevada on the $500 level.
The funeral OF the infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Very, Ruby Hill, took
place yesterday afternoon.
E. T. Plank, a printer and member of
the last Legislature from Storey, goes to
Wood River in a few days.
Henry Scott. once Sheriff of Elko Coun-
ty but late of San Francisco, passed up for
Wood River on Wednesday.
A Clerks Association in Virginia City is
endeavoring to have business houses closed
on the Sabbath. They want a rest.
There is talk among the business COM
munity OF the Comstock of testing the
constitutionality of the S12O exemption
law.
Some few people are realizing on Albion
at present figures, but the great majority
are waiting to see how the injunction suit
may turn.
Our dispatches say that arrangements
are being made in the East to extend a
Utah railroad through Nevada to San
Francisco.
The Post says that Flood sent Senator
Fair an open dispatch the other day to
como home Immediately on important
business"
A rumor is current in stock circles in
San Francisco that Senator Fair is on his
way to this coast. The SENTINEL has
cause to believe to the contrary.
A stray COW found her way into Peter
Roberts stable yesterday. The owner is
requested to call and pay charges and take
her away-corner Main and Robins streets.
Mrs. VIM. Sprsgue writes from Glen
dale, near Reno, to her husband that she
is feeling much better, and that she expects
to regain ner health very rapidly now.
This will be pleasant news to her many
friends in Eureka.
Judge Rising arrived from Virginia last
evening. He will open Court this morn
ing, though there is really nothing to do.
Judge Rives adjourned the Court until
Friday, thinking that some motion or
order might be required in connection
with the big suit.
Antoine Ferraris, the we'll known boot
and shoemaker, has removed from his old
quarters on lower Main street, to the shop
formerly occupied by V. Uhl, Immediately
opposite, and a few doors from the Western
Union Telegraph Office. Mr.. Uhl has
turned over his patronage to Mr.. Ferraris.
Master Willie Straus, who recently re-
turned from school at Santa Clara, Cal,
is an expert ball player, and would be a
paralyzer in a junior club. The boys are
evidently not required to cultivate their
minds at the expense of their physical ma
lures at theleading institutions of learning.
The lower ore scales at the Eureka
Consolidated furnaces, which have been
idle for some time, were broken down day
before yesterday by a wagon loaded with
Albion ore, and In consequence a number
Of teams have been delayed. Mr.. Zeile
yesterday had ten men at work to repair
the scales.
"The Manly Art" so long under a cloud
on the Pacific Coast, is looking up again
in San Francisco. Two severe glove fights
were fought there recently which attract
ed general attention. Some good boxers
are being developed, and from the
spirit that is being shown in the contests,
the West may shortly be expected to ohal-
lenge the East on light and middle-weight
grounds.