Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-07
PLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook of the
sentfners Reporter.


Martin White climbed to $7A yesterday,
The Grand Jury were in session yester.
day.
The Centennial Guard meet this even.
ing for drill.
Mrs. +. W. Cole returned from California
Sunday night.
The County Commissioner meet at II
o'clock this morning.
Surveyor Wescoatt has gone to Bristol
on professional business.
r. NJ. Beatty, Esq, returned Sunday
night from San Francisco.
Mrs. Watts, mother of Mrs. DR.. Bishop,
will arrive here this evening.
The pay-days are being sensibly felt by
the business men Of our town.
The County Commissioner did but lit.
tie business yesterday, except to pass bills.
Twelve degrees above zero at 10 o'clock
last night. Pretty severe for the season.
The Rink was we'll attended again last
evening and the ice is in splendid condition.
Major E.. d. Stonehill has left San Fran
cisco for London on business OF the legal
sort.
Mr.. Charles Fox yesterday received
news of the death of his mother in Ger
many.
Mr.. John Tore will leave for Bristol to-
morrow, where he has o large coal con-
tract.
Mrs. j. l.. Wines left this morning for
Elko, on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Gala
CHER.
Mrs. Lang and Master Charles Lambert
| FGtnrno6 laaf nvaninn FROM a Wait IN No.
den, Utah.
Rousing anti-Chinese meetings were
held on Saturday last at Virginia City,
Reno and other towns.
Bob Thistlewaite had a narrow escape
at Dayton last Thursday from melted bab-
bit metal that splashed in his face.
Alpha Lodge No. /, A. o. U. W., meet
at Z o'clock this evening. All members in
good standing are invited to attend.
There will be a marked improvement in
all kinds of business here as soon as the
cold weather ceases-if it ever does.
The congregation at one of our churches
was greatly disturbed on Sunday evening
by the conduct Of some ill-bred young men.
General r. M. Clarke and District At
terney Rankin Of Washoe County have
formed q partnership in the practice OF
law.
Miss Ada Lansing arrived from Califor-
MIA Sunday night. During her stay here
she will be the guest OF Mrs. M. 3. Bart
lett.
A first-class tailoress can find constant
employment at J. b. Langstroffs merchant
tailoring establishment ON North Main
street.
L TLa ,wnaark ala .,oakIaa - .44;l-AaI
to the Skating Rink and its proprietors.
A Col notice was sent them yesterday TO
bring about a change or leave town.
A large amount OF ore has been accu-
mulating in the mines on Prospect Noun
tain, which will be sent to the furnaces as
soon as the roads will permit OF transpor-
tation.
The children's choir is proving to be
quite a pleasant feature at the evening
services of the Episcopal Church. The
little folks sing with enthusiasm and
agreeable harmony.
o. K. stampley, formerly Senator from
Humboldt County, and who has occupied
various other places OF public trust. has
been appointed day Waterman at the Ne
vada Insane Asylum.
There we're no new developments yester-
day between the ~''tributers" and the Rich
mond Company, though II was reported
that the former intended holding another
meeting last evening.
The advertisement Of the Land League
ball Is published this morning, announce
ing the various committees, etc. We will
make further mention Of this social enter
tainment in a few days.
Any one DESTROYS Of purchasing a fine
residence, or wishing to secure some eli
gible corner lots in a pleasant part Of
town, will do we'll to read an advertise
ment under the head Of New To-day"
Capt. Joseph Potts, who has been laid
up for several weeks with dropsy, informs
us that he is rapidly improving, and hopes
soon to be on his pins again. Joe, we
hope your expectations may be realized.
Four men yesterday took q 12-month's
lease to do work on the second and third
levels Of the Phenix mine. They COM
mence operations this morning. Probably
there will be a large mount of work lone
in this mine during the present year.
VIM. Benney was arrested on Ruby Hill
Sunday evening on a charge OF assault
and battery on the person Of James Eus-
tice. He was taken before Justice Nc
Laughlin, and pleaded not guilty. He
will have a jury trial tomorrow at l
o'clock.
The skaters are filing their skates for
another term. The management Of the
Rink believe they made q mistake in sell
ing tickets for the season without q limit,
"Good for the season" takes q wide range.
and those who have paid their regular four
hits fAw a aEata ~ NOM nnv~fpv tha ttal,at-