Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-28
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of the
senttmeTs Reporter.

mrs. Sneu wells IL reporpeu quite Ill.
Sixty-fvo degrees in the shade at 8 p. M.
yesterday.
Mr.. N. Wescoatt returned on Sunday
from Bristol.
Mr.. W. L. Salkheld came in from Secret
Canyon yesterday.
HAverly. the great theatrical manager in
the East, has failed.
The snow in the vicinity Of Eureka is
disappearing rapidly.
Hon. +. W. Cole and wife left for San
Francisco this morning.
Our Western dispatches this morning
are especially interesting.
Drop in at Billy Crowells assay Office
and see his new assistant.
/ Alpha Lodge No. 1, A. 0. U. w., meets
at 1880 O'Clock this evening.
Owing to the washout on the G. P. no
Western mail arrived last night.
Mr.. J. L. Thompson Of Mineral Hill is
spending a few days on the Range.
Wells Drury is now running the local
department Of the Virginia Chronicle.
The atmosphere was inviting for a moon
light stroll on the ~narrow-gauge last night.
J. l.. Wines, Esq, returned Sunday even
ing from a professional trip to Tuscarora.
The fine Weather brought out a large
number of people on Main street yester-
day.
Several of the sporting fraternity are
talking of an early migration to Wood
River.
For the first 81 days OF this month Eu-
reka Con. has shipped nearly $780, 600 in
bullion.
The Brunswick mill, on the Carson
River, will start up on Ophir ore within a
day or two.
Joseph Richards yesterday declared his
intention Of becoming q citizen of the
United States.
Mr.. Brophy, proprietor of the Sulphur
Springs, was in town yesterday, renewing
his old-time acquaintance.
County Assessor Wallace yesterday paid
to Treasurer Sadler So, 1888, the proceeds
Of last quarters mining tax.
The name of the man to whom Miss
Mackay is afianced is Philippe de Bour-
bon, second son Of Count Agnila.
Good ore has been struck in the shaft
OF the Horace Ton mine on Adams Hill.
The mine is owned by DR.. c. Hamilton.
1t is rumored and contradicted that one
of the principal and Oldest saloons in Eu-
reka is likely to change hands in the near
future.
superintendent Sturgis Of the Mstamoras
Company left this morning for Chicago.
He will probably return in four or six
weeks.
Lady Hesketh is on her way to San
Francisco, and will arrive in a few days,
on a visit to her father, ex-senator VIM.
Sharon.
The Sunny Side mine. in Newark Dis
trict, and owned by c.. Provost Of Eureka,
is looking we'll, and bids fair to make a
valuable property.
In the Bullock mine, Newark District,
they are running an incline shaft, and
have ore in the face. TIL owners are well
pleased with their prospects.
George W. Baker, Esq, who has been
retained as counsel in suits pending
against the Victorine Mining Company,
left for Austin this morning.
Mr.. F. LOGAN, President of the Eureka
Con. Company, after visiting the com
pany's property here for several days, left
for San Francisco this morning.
The London Mining Journal Of the 4th
instant says that Mr.. Il. Richard will as
sumo the superintendence Of the Ruby and
Dunderberg mines on his arrival here.
Mr.. George Gavin has perfected a very
novel aud useful invention for a water
heating appliance for bathrooms. Drop
in at the Whitton building and examine it.
The next crowd OF miners for Mexico,
under guidance Of Superintendent Del
desheimer. expect to leave the Comstock
next Friday. About 200 men will be taken
this time.
The Knights OF Pythias OF Salt Lake..
says the Tribune, will nave the finest hall
on the Pacific Coast when completed.
They will occupy the third story Of the
Grand Opera House.
Owing to an extensive washout on the
G. P. Railroad on Sunday night, the East
bound train had not arrived at Palisade at
6 o'clock last evening. II was expected to
arrive there at an early hour this morning.
Another horror comes up from Arizona.
A mining Superintendent by the name OF
Peel is assassinated apparently without
cause and the tends escape. The people
OF Arizona either wan some rop or they
lack backbone.
Woodward, who has been serving out a
sentence in the County Jail for petty lar
ceny, was yesterday put to work on the
streets, and in an hour or two thereafter
skipped" II he will only stay away no
one will hunt him.
The report came to town yesterday that
the bride of a recent marriage In Eureka,
now residing in Newark Valley, shot her.
self in the arm and then accused her hus-
band of having lone it. but afterwards
confessed to having wounded herself.
What her reasons were we do not know;
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