Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-16
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebooks OF h
seutfners Reporter.


Charley Creeks son, James, is quite i'll.
The weather was delightful again yes
terday.
All the hydrants about town are in good
order again.
Mr.. W. E. Griffin is again able to attend
to business.
Joe Mendes is making Improvements in
his saloon building.
The "villa" Saloon will open up for
business on Saturday.
Three more days like yesterday will
make Main street dusty.
Eureka Lodge No. 20, L. o. o. f., meets
at 7 O'Clock this evening.
The Ruby-Dunderberg Company are
working % men in their mine.
The Eureka Tunnel Company paid their
employees and own bills yesterday.
Travel on the railroads is light, and
there are but few strangers in town.
The ladies' carnival tomorrow evening
will be the grandest thing ever seen on ice.
All the roads leading out Of Eureka have
been in good travelling condition all Winter.
There has been less teaming done in Eu-
reka this Winter han in the twelve pre-
vious ones.
Our Chinese neighbors are making ex-
tensive arrangements for celebrating their
New Year.
Karsky is just in receipt OF q fine lot Of
clothing, and says he is selling 1t at bed
rock prices.
The Eureka School Trustees have tele-
graphed to Virginia City for a Principal for
the public school.
The Great Eastern Variety Clothing es-
Enlistment Will be removed to the Dunkel
building in q day or two.
The new track from the Z. & P. r. r.
to the Richmond lead pile will economic
a large amount Of teaming.
The residence OF Tim Rouse was entered
some time on Tuesday night, and robbed
to the extent Of $31 in coin.
The sale of reserved seats for 4" Saratoga"
commences at 10 O'Clock this morning at
DIR. Schneider's drug store.
We are happy to that Mrs.
George A. Egleston is much improved, and
is now considered out Of danger.
j. L. Coulter, an engineer in the Utah
mine, was badly scalded Tuesday morning
by the water from 3 burst steam pipe.
Parties bidding for the sinking OF the
Eldorado shaft must have their bids in
before Saturday, the 18th inst. See advt.
Jackson shares were quoted on the street
Board yesterday. This looks like the
company intend doing something with the
mine.
The only people getting rich in this
country are the saloon-keepers. Forty
more will probably open out between now
and Spring.
The latest wall set to music is "Baby's-
Empty, Mamma's Out" How would it do
to transpose it. thus; "Baby's Out, Man,
mas Empty?"
Another shipment OF ore came in yes
terday from the Bay State mine at New
ark. We learn that the mine is looking
exceedingly we'll.
Mrs. Harvey Carpenter and children
returned last night from San Fran
cisco, where they have been visiting for
the past two months.
William Kemp and Miss Mollie Grub
were married in Gold Hill Sunday. 1t is
TO be hoped that Mullie Grubs will not
result from this union.
Messrs. J. II. Munday and J. W. Smith
left by private conveyance for Austin yes
terday afternoon. Ihey nave gone 10 az
tend to some legal business.
We regret to learn that the little daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. G. J.. Broy is quite
i'll. They have the sympathy Of the CON-
munity in their Affections.
Times are reported dull at Lewis. The
mills are all shut down, and everybody 10
wondering what lie going to be done with
the 40-stamp mill now building.
The funeral Of Dora Rotra, daughter Of
Ernst and Martha Mau. takes place at !
o'clock this afternoon from the residence
Of the parents in New Town, Ruby Hill.
At a meeting OF the committee last
evening, the Hooks & Knicks made all
their arrangements for the ball on the 22d
instant, which will probably be the finest
ever given by the company.
A sheet and pillow-case party will be
held at Miners Union Hall on Saturday.
evening next. The party will be given
under the auspices OF the Excelsior Club,
and will be a very pleasant affair.
An old Eurekan, writing from Montana,
says; Butte City is getting rather dull,
and ia suffering from the reaction following
an unwarranted excitement. Some OF the
Eureka boys will return there In the