Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-03
FLUE DUST.


J. X. Philips now plays a clarionet in
tho Union Guard Band.
The '76 mine has five men at work On
contract. 1t prospects well.
The Albion delinquent list appears under
the head of NEW To-day"
James Hampton is swinging a pick at
the Prospect Mountain Tunnel.
What becomes of Mother Symptoms
prophecy now that 1881 is past2
There wero three cases in the Ruby Hill
Justice Court yesterday-all civil.
The wife Of James Reilly was yesterday
morning presented with q daughter.
The foundry at Bodie burned Thursday.
Loss SOS, 600; insured for but $4,000.
The Ophir Company last Saturday ship
ped bullion to the value Of SiS,541 6S.
The Union Guard Band are rehearsing
almost every night for their intended trip.
The Ruby Hill string band were out on
New Years morning serenading their
friends.
On the 18th inst. the Office Of Wells,
Fargo & Co. will be removed TO Bartletts
new building.
Charles L. Davis ("Alyin Joslin ~ has
been sued by Emma J.. Morrow for S22,-
900 back salary.
Bob Jurick, who has been so i'll for the
last few weeks with an attack OF lead
poisoning, is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Liddie Of Hamilton,
who were visiting in Eureka last week, left
for home Sunday morning.
There was no passenger list printed last
evening, as the telegraph office here closed
before the arrival Of the train at Pallsade.
Frank D'Auteuil (Anglicised Doty) will
rattle off his watch and chain tonight at
Graham Il Co's-100 chances at 81 30 per
chance.
Robert Rawlings lecture on the Res
cued and Rescuer ID postponed for the
reason that the illustration Bob intended
to use has left the camp.
Tom Clemens, an old resident Of the
Hill, returned a few days ago from Anna
dor County, California, where he has been
living for the last three years.
A butcher wants to know IL the meat-ax
wielders cannot combine to close their
shops on Sundays. Certainly they can
Where there is a will a way can be found.
Mrs. Hunter of the County Hospital
will receive the thanks OF the SENTINEL
typos for a whole lot of cake and pie. A
happy New Year and many returns Of the
same
1t is presumed that work will be stopped
in the Sutro Tunnel when it connects with
the Overman and Caledonia shaft. The
connection will be made probably in Feb
ruary.
The Belmont Courier says: Thomas and
John Keough Of Elko County have pur-
chased 1900 head Of cattle in Belmont.
The cattle will soon be driven from Nye
! County into Elko.
The SENTINEL calendars for 1882 were
sent around last night for distribution
among our patrons, any OF whom should
they have been overlooked can get the cal
endsr at our Office.
There is not a vacant house in Wads-
worth. It's library contains 1,007 finely
bound volumes; and 1t ships away 1000
pounds of trout per week. It ought to be
a comfortable village.
Lew Cook, the notorious White Pine
defaulter, writes to Gen. Kittrell from Yo-
kohama, Japan, where he is keeping a
news depot, expressing a great longing to
return to the sage brush.
Hank Knight aud Dick Guiberson had q
ltilOW AL IaAulhB batdiohy Vi q %OW
Years footrace. They tried him irsttor
80 yards, then for 100, then for 700, and
| finally started him for Pinto.
After the installation Of the officers Of
the I. o. b. b. Sunday evening, the mem
bers Of the order and a few other friends
repaired to the residence Of Meinherr J,
Schiller, where they were entertained BIZ
himself and wife in splendid style.
schwamb's pony got lively Sunday morn
ing, after an hours coaying to get him
started, and climbed up one OF the posts in
front Of the Jackson House Restaurant
half way to the top, when the weight OF
the little buggy behind him pulled him
down.
The bachelors and bald heads were
greatly disappointed Sunday morning,
They were peeping around schatzlein's
and Koerber's all the forenoon prospect
ing for the female barber. She failed to
| connect for some reason or other. She
will not be announced again and her com
ing will be a surprise.