Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-20
ELUE DUST.

Scraps from the Notebook Of the
Sentiners ReDOrter.
A Chinese %washhouse on Ruby Hill made
a little blaze yesterday morning.
Two brickyards are in successful OPERA
ton on the outskirts of the town.
The Sheriff's deputies were enforcing the
sidewalk ordinance yesterday. Correct.
Tom Allen, the painter, made Bellevue.
Idaho, on horseback in IL days from this
place.
Eureka Lodge No. 16, F. and A, M.
meets at 1880 o'clock this evening for work
in the third degree.
Tit weather was quite cold again yester-
day and last evening. 1t seems like the
Spring time will never come.
Casey's new barber shop is as fine an out
fit as there is in Nevada. He is located in
Whitton's new brick building.
The non-arrival of machinery from San
Francisco for the Eureka Con. new shaft
retards the work very seriously.
The Eureka (Nevada) Silver Mining
Company yesterday made a shipment Of
ore from their Bald Eagle mine.
A reward Of 500 is offered by Sheriff
Kyle for the return of Mike McGloin, the
man who took French leave of the COUNTY
Jail yesterday.
An adjourned meeting of the Eureka
Branch of the Irish National Land League
will be held at Hibernia Hall at 1880
O'Clock this evening.
George Young, who has been in mourn
ing for the loss of his splendid mastiff
Mig" has traced him to Newark Valley,
and has hopes OF recovering him.
Road Supervisor Wadish is making some
needed Improvements on Main street.
When kept in order this thoroughfare is as
fine a street as there is in the State.
The reporter for the SENTINEL left a cane
in the hosting works of the Geddes & Ber-
trand mine, or somewhere else in Secret
Canyon, which he would be very glad to
recover.
The Wood River News says that Jesse
Mendes of this place arrived at Bellevue
on the 18th instant, and will throw open q
large '~free-and-easy" at Muldoon imme-
diately.
The poem to be read by Miss Riley on
the 3Oth is acknowledged to be the prettiest
so far dedicated to Decoration Day. 1t is
entitled, Cover Them Over With Beauti.
full Flowers"
Two narrow-gauge locomotives passed
over the C.. Z. a few days ago. They were
consigned to Yokohama, Japan, and in
tended for the Poronai Railroad, now be-
ing built near that city.
All the hose companies will hold meet
ings on Monday and Tuesday evenings
next for the purpose of making prepara-
tons for Decoration Day. A full atten-
dance of members is desired.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL will be pub
lished at 3 O'Clock this afternoon. 1t will
contain all the Pacific Coast news for a
week. Subscribe for it, and have it mailed
regularly to your relatives and friends in
this country or Europe.
Hillery Herbert Steele, formerly of Eu-
reka, and at one time compositor in the
SENTINEL office, has been found guilty of
voluntary manslaughter," at Silver
Reef, Utah, for the killing of VIM. Rafferty,
on the I'd of February last.
Very few of the Comstock stocks re-
main above the dollar mark. What a
boom in values a sudden and rich strike
would make? A bonanza in any of the
old favorites would turn the Exchanges
into pandemoniums.
A boarder in Browns restaurant said to
Jack Godfrey yesterday: "Jack, if that
Deliverance Committee waits on you, and
asks you to fire out your Chinese cooks,
you hang on to the moon-eyed son of Con-
fucius who makes the corn-bread. He
knows his business, and will stand adop-
ton into the universal brotherhood
The report was current on the streets
yesterday afternoon that a rich strike Of
ore had been made on the ninth level Of
the Richmond mine. Our reporter inter-
viewed Secretary Morrison last evening,
and was informed that there was no truth
in the rumor. He stated, however, that
the indications were very favorable for get
ting ore at any time on that level.