Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-02
FLUE DUST.


seminars reporter.
The New York election takes place mex
Tuesday.
The train arrived from Palisade las
night two hours late.
Golden Rule Joe Is expected from tn,
East in about 10 days.
This is the coolest snap Eureka ever OK.
perienced in November.
The Savage Mining Company is shipping
ore to the Santiago mill.
The first court ever held in Challis, Ida.
no, is now in session there.
The Tiger Saloon chop-stand has been
leased by @. Schneider d Co.
A skating rink opened in Bodie Monday
night. Bodie is evidently still alive.
Most Of the logging teams around Lake
Bigler have been hauled off for the season.
superintendent Frank Robbins reports
matters at the Kit Carson progressing
all @. X.
Fl. r. Whitehill, for eight years State
Mineralogist of Nevada, is now practicing
law at Deer Lodge, Montana.
The aggregate trade of Sacramento City,
as shown in the annual report Of the
Board Of Trade for 1880, is $31, 112, 1850.
J.. r. Kendall, superintendent of the
Jennie A mine at White Pine, arrived yes
terday. . He will remain here several days.
The East Star mine in I x L District,
owned by j. s. Allen, Peter Maloney 4
Co., has been sold to Eastern capitalists
for $12, 900.
John /. CHM, well known throughout
Nevada and California as a spicy local re-
porter, is publishing q paper at Lundy,
near Bodie.
According to the latest intelligence the
Chinese drama at Carson is being worked
and the lead will probably hold out
for two months longer.
There are but few deaf mutes in Nevada.
The State maintains two boys thus afflicted
at the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
and Blind Of California.
The Robinson bond Of the Eldorado No.
2 mine has been assigned to the Eureka
Tunnel Company, and filed for record
with the County Recorder.
The best picture Of the late President
that we have yet seen appears in a late is
sue OF the London Illustrated News, lust
received at the SENTINEL Office.
Ex-Governor H. G. Blasdell is in Bodie
working hard to set the stamps of the
Humboldt mill in motion, and the Free
Press predicts success for him.
Matt. Kyle received a letter to-day from
the Sheriff Of Conijas County. Colorado,
stating that Charles Ennis was sentenced
TO the penitentiary for 81 years.
Lou Williams and Stella johnson, two
OF the feminine stars at Comes Varieties,
will be the recipients OF a complimentary
benefit on Saturday evening, Nov. IL.
Emigrants from nevada to Wood River
who are not fixed there permanently by
business interests, are returning to their
first love, where they will not be showed in.
Eureka is a community OF oyster eaters.
Restaurant keepers assert that more BIZ
valves are slaughtered here in proportion
to the population than any other town on
the coast.
There is a furry Of excitement over nj
good ore struck in the old Montezums Dis
trict from which, in early days, large guam
titles Of quartz were teamed to Austin and
worked at immense profit.
The Tuscarora Times-Review, owing to
the black eye that the camp has received
from the closing down OF the Grand Prize
mine. has suspended its daily edition, and
will hereafter appear as q weekly.
Jack Emerson, formerly a miner in Ne
vada, was convicted Oct. "a in Salt Lake
City OF murder in the first degree, for
killing John Turner, and will probably be
allowed the CHASTITY privilege OF choosing
how he shall die.
The Appeal makes the startling announce
ment that $780, 900 is annually expended
over the bars in Carson City. And yet
ormsby County, Of which Carson is nearly
the whole, is the banner county of the Re-
publicans in Nevada
A man Of family being about to leave
town for several months, was asked by his
wife what she should pack for him.
"Well, my dear. Just put in my dress
suit" That settled 1t. She just tied that
suit to the hook and gave him an extra
dose OF socks.
Senator Perley has railroad forces busy
preparing camps for men and stock be-
tween town and the summit. In the course
Of three days this work will be completed.
and then active operations in grading will
be commenced. He has about 40 teams
1.-TWO horses) engaged, and he wants go
more Of the same.
A sensation was created in Virginia City
a few days ago by the discovery that the
big boys OF the High School have been
carrying pistols on their persons In the
schoolroom. What brought tho fact to
light was a row that the Juveniles got into
in a meeting Of their debating society af-
ter school, at which "guns" were freely
exhibited, though nobody was hurt.
Harry Goad, who was reported by Us
yesterday in an item reprinted from the
Ruby Hill News as being very low with
mountain fever, and not expected to live
during the week, came to the SENTINEL Of
fee yesterday morning to correct the re-
port. He says he has no idea Of dying
yet, and that he has been out Of bed and
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