Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-30
FLuE DUST.


sentineps Reporter.
The District Court opens next Monday
John Maginetti and family have gone
East.
j. @. Bothin is off this morning for q
visit TO the Bay.
Chollar and Potosi have each levied an
assessment Of so cents.
Judges Rives and Beatty came in from
the southwark last evening. :.
George Tassel, of the firm Of Brown 4
Tassel, is over from the Comstock.
The hunting party will return from the
South Fork Of the Humboldt to-day.
Two new recruits were mustered into
Upton Post, G. A. R., on Sunday evening
Orrin Miller, formerly Of Eureka, regis
tered at q Butte City hotel the other day.
General Kittrell departed for the IVES,
| yesterday morning. He talks of locating
in Reno.
The brick work on the building Of Cae-
sar Rosetti, North Main street, has been
finished.
Miss Katie Mclaughlin returned Sun
day evening from o protracted visit to
California.
DR.. Owen went down to Cortez yester-
day to visit Joe Dean, who is reported to
be seriously ill.
A Post of the Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie has been established at Austin, to be
known as Lander.
John W. Moore and Mrs. John Cham
berlain were married Sunday evening.
The SENTINEL wishes them prosperity.
E,.~l D.Il.-. A. - Al. n n
to-day to meet passing friends, and may
take in Stafford District before returning.
Senator Stewart is in Vermont on pro-
fessional business. He will stop at Eu-
reka On his way home about 10days hence.
The weather was delightful yesterday,
the temperature ranging about IA, but after
dark the atmosphere was cool enough to
admit OF fire.
Hon. Hank Knight was a passenger from
the West last evening. He moves about
just as though he was not next on the Leg
~islative dead roll.
Stocks opened strong and pretty lively
yesterday, and continued steady at the
close Of the day. The northenders were
particularly active.
The sudden and terrible news of George
Days death, says the San Francisco Bull
letin, has Frustrated Mrs. DAILY, widow of
the deceased, with brain fever.
Rev. J. d. Hammond, Presiding Elder
Of the M. E. Church in this State, was in
Winnemucca Sunday, and will be in Eure-
ka in a few days, first visiting Austin.
Stocks were generally strong yesterday
morning but shaded off a trife in the
evening. A good many people believe
that there is to be a boom yet this Fall.
Our Western dispatches state that ground
was broken for the California Central Rail-
road at Oakland yesterday. This is the
road that will pierce the heart OF Nevada.
The entries for the races next Saturday
and Sunday will close tomorrow night.
Parties who want to run their nags will
find this the last opportunity to fly their
colors.
The Montana Telephone and Telegraph
Company was organized in Ogden ON the
18th inst. with $50, 900 capital stock and
will commence operations within a few
days.
Enterprise: Bob Rowland is at the new
mines out at Palisade. 1t is reported that
he will soon open a clearinghouse and
start a town. Whose clearinghouse he
intends to open is not stated.
Commissioner A. W. Campbell returned
from Oakland Sunday evening. He left
Mrs. Campbell improving from her late
severe illness. The trip was also beneficial
to the Commissioner.
J.. Manion, OF the dry goods firm of
Maher q Manion. returned on Sunday
evening from a protracted visit to San
Francisco. Mr.. Manion has brought his
with him, and they will take up their
here.
Jim Mckinney is off this morning for
TEN Piute. He says he will stay by the
until it comes out. The California
Railroad has made a preliminary
through the district. There are
men chloriding in TEN Pluto.