Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-10
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook Of the
senfineYs Reporter.

All our hotels continue to be crowded.
Yesterday was the coolest Of the season.
Assessor Woodbury. Of Hamilton was in
town yesterday.
The Carson Mint coined $50, 900 in eagles
last Saturday.
Ruby and Dunderberg pay all bills at
their Office to-day.
Miss Sallie NJ. Vance arrived from San
Francisco last night.
Tickets for the Grand Army Of the Re-
| public ball are selling rapidly.
Our markets are beautifully supplied
with all kinds Of fish and game.
Mountain Lodge No. 81, I. o. o. F.,
will meet this evening at Z o'clock.
The Bowman and Titus Consolidated
Mining Companies pay all bills to-day.
The product OF the Northern Belle mine
for October is $50, 724 22-all in silver.
Mrs. E. j.. Butler returned last evening
from an extended visit to San Francisco.
Mrs. W. E. Griffin and Miss Minnie re-
turned last evening from q visit to Pali-
SADIE.
Captain C. G.. Hubbard has been reap
pointed a Notary Public for Eureka
County.
A social dance was given last evening at
Gaspar, Biggio & Co.'s house On South
| Main street.
W. p. Haskell has received the contract
for furnishing the canvas for covering the
skating rink.
Nelse Allen, ex-Chief OF Police Of Vir-
ginia City, died Of pneumonia in that city
Tuesday morning.
Ed. Levanthal complains that his milk
is frequently stolen from the cans in front
OF his restaurant.
At no time during the past five years
has the mining outlook Of Eureka District
looked 30 prosperous.
Active working operations were going
on at the skating rink yesterday, and it
will soon be ready for use.
Asa Green was yesterday found guilty
OF an assault on Jesse Mendes, and will
receive sentence this morning.
There is an important message at the
Western Union Telegraph Office for E. G.
Spargo Of the Silver Lick mine.
Charter members OF the Order OF Cho-
sen Friends will find an important notice
under the head OF NEW To-day"
Now comes the Ogden Pilot and says on
authority that Judge Goodwin Of the Salt
Lake Tribune has not struck 1t rich after
all.
Norman Wines OF Ruby Valley arrived
yesterday with 20 teams, which are to
be put to work on the E. Il G. River Rail-
road.
Nose Lyons, a n old Eastern Nevadan,
intends making his headquarters at Butte
City, Montana. 1t is a good place to go
to, Moses.
The Dnckwater cases will be tried on
Nov. %, as stipulated by counsel hereto
fore, Judge McKenney having set the case
for that day.
Mr.. A. T. yollmer, formerly a merchant
| OF Belmont, has gone into the mercantile
business as one OF the firm Of Jas. Huber
4 Co., at Austin.
A. Rosenthal yesterday commenced suit
in the District Court against H. Il j.
Kind for the recovery Of $40, 1856 90, money
due on partnership account.
The SENTINEL has q new carrier on the
Hill and II any mistake occurs it will be
due to this change, and should be made
known to our agent, W. ]. Penrose, at his
store.
The mining assessments coming delin-
quent this month aggregate 81, 1871, 200, Of
which amount S916, 200 goes to Nevada,
SAGE, 500 to California and $4,000 TO Ari-
zona.
The County Commissioner have or
dered a locomotive headlight reflector to
be placed on the new skating rink building,
on Spring street. There should be more
lights ordered.
Mr.. H. G.. Kirkpatrick, lessee Of the
Mountain Boy mine, has just bad some ore
worked from that mine at the Eureka Con.
works, which yielded s2s6 per ton, with
80 per cent lead.
calvin Joslin." the only true represent
alive OF the New England farmer, will give
q performance at the Opera House on
Monday evening next. Seats can be Sc
cured at the box Office.
A letter received by Pat. McEiroy, of the
Bureau Hotel, states that james <. Mont
gomery, one Of the best mechanics In the
country, is seriously i'll at Leadville. We
hope to learn soon that he is better.
The police made q raid on the faro sa-
looms in San Francisco Saturday, bagging,
In the aggregate, 107 men, who were taken
to the station. The places attacked we're
we'll known resorts north and south Of
Market street.
The box office Is now open for the sale OF
reserved seats to the mirror OF Ireland
and Irish Comedy Company" which gives
q performance on Ruby Hill tomorrow
evening, and at the Eureka Opera House
on Saturday evening.
The funeral Of the young son Of Mr..
Turco will take place from the residence
Of the parents, at the railroad crossing,
above the Richmond works, at l o'clock
| this afternoon. Friends and acquain-
tances OF the family are invited to attend
the funeral.
Competent judges affirm that the work
on the Asylum, nearing completion at
Reno, has been thoroughly done, and that
| the contractors (citizens OF Reno) are 60
ing to lose money on the job. The work.
| men are now engaged on the Mansard
| roof md inside work.
During the year ending Oct. 1 the fares
| paid by passengers on the elevated rail-
roads in New York amount to S. 49,
500 10, or an average Of. six and ninety
eight hundredths Of g cent per passenger.
or all these but one was injured, and that
happened by his W negligence.
Major John H. Dennis has returned to
| Nevada, after having spent several days in
| Ogden, and will return next week with Q
| view Of further examination Of the re-
sources Of that growing city. He was
much pleased with the appearance OF
Ogden and may conclude to locate there
| after q while.
I.oOIx Ont fur Smallpox.