Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-04
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook of h
sentfneI's Reporter.


Nicely furnished room to rent. Sec advt
Comes Music Hall has temporarily sus
pended.
Colonel E. N. Robinson arrives to-night
from San Francisco.
The Arabic for cat is a." gift" That ought
to be the English Of it, too.
Jim Murphy and Webster left Eureks
this morning for Salt Lake.
81 buck most emphatically," is Com
missioner Smiths latest phrase.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL can be had at W.
]. Penrose's newsstand, Ruby Hill.
1t is more than probable that the skat-
ing rink will open tomorrow night.
The people of Mob Hill feel once more
safe with Officer Long guarding them.
The floating population was SO demon
| allied last night that keno languished.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL is g good paper
to send to your friends in the East and in
Europe.
Thermometer at midnight, G degrees
above freezing point. Cloudy and indica-
tions OF snow.
Thirty-two mining claims have been re-
| corded at the Recorders Office since Mon
day morning.
Don't ask any woman her age. Ask her
best lady friend. She will give you the
| desired information.
A slight pogonip swept in from the
| north last evening, and the atmosphere
grew suddenly colder.
The skating rink was flooded last night,
and, as it was very cold, good skating may
be expected for to-day.
The Comet, Comet extension, Jennie II,
| and Fannie ID mines we're recorded III the
Recorders Office yesterday.
The Auditors and Treasurer's report, as
| published in another column, will prove
Of interest to our taxpayers.
The miners propose calling a meeting
to request Recorder Molinelli to reduce
! the fees for recording mining claims.
There is probably a greater variety OF
| colors in the ores of the Eureka Tunnel
than in any other mine in this district.
General Conner will arrive tonight
from San Francisco, where he has been
spending the holidays with his family.
Owing to the great expense Of securing
the Opera House Mrs. Church's concert
will be given at the Olympic Thester.
The school boys and girls gaze at their
pictures among the "Joilities in the
fence corners and long to see the verdants
on the stage.
Frank Riegelhuth is preparing to open
a school to give instruction on the violin.
This is q branch OF music very much need
ed in Eureka.
The Eureka Tunnel Company began to
ship ore to Salt Lake yesterday, Charley
Broy's team bringing down the first load
to the E. q P. depot.
synopsized opinion of the Court: ''These
defendants are dismissed. The Court hnds
that they stole q large amount-enough to
entitle them to respect. Call the next case.
Mr.. j. s. Whitton, on Monday last, pur-
chased the fourth interest OF William
Gulliford in the Kemp q Keen series OF
mines, on the east side OF Prospect Noun
tain.
Last Saturday was the last day Of the
week, the last day of the month and the
last day OF the year-a triple termination
OF dates which occurs but three times in o
century.
The milk fends have grown to be a
greater nuisance than the opium fiends.
The latter mainly injure themselves ; the
HfNA spun t1o
neighborhood.
Dora Morgan recently got q divorce
from Hugh r. Morgan in San Francisco
on the grounds Of extreme cruelty. Nor
gan worked in Eureka during the past year
as q compositor.
The Gar likes to 90 to church. and is
particularly fond OF all the chants but
one, which is the chants OF being sud
denly blown up with dynamite concealed
in his hymn book.
Owing to the fright caused by taking in
such a large crop OF Migrants last night,
many a man kept shady for fear OF arrest,
and dullness reigned on the principal
streets. Truly Conscience makes cow
ards OF us ALL"
Mrs. A. E. Titus, accompanied by Frank
and Addie, left yesterday morning for
California. Mrs. Titus goes below to
place the children In school. Frank goes
to McCluer's Military Academy, and Miss
Addie will attend Miss Fields School for
Girls in Oakland.
An ~unaccountable dullness pervades the
Range. Loose money has suddenly be-
come very tight. Unless the sack Is burst
open somewhere, and that very soon, there
will be a general stampede Of the sports to
fairer fields. Two left this morning to
hunt for taller grass.