Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-05
rLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook of the
Nentfnera Reporter.


Another skating boom may be looked
for next week.
E. Vanderlieth has been admitted te
practice at the bar.
Frank Corners was arrested last night
by Constable Ravel.
The Union Guard will hold its usual
weekly drill this evening.
Prof. T. H. Risden is recovering from
his attack Of fever and ague.
Imperial has been assessed 10 cents and
Best IL Belcher 80 cents. Next
Mrs. W. J. Penrose Of Ruby Hill has
been quito i'll for the last two days.
Some Ruby Hill gentlemen will shortly
organize a Good Templar Lodge in Eureka.
The Excelsior Social Club will have two
meetings a week hereafter-Monday and
Saturday evenings.
All persons wishing to take in the Union
Guard excursion will please send in their
names Immediately.
The storm on Prospect Mountain was
very severe yesterday, and considerable
snow fell on the summit.
Mrs. Long Of Ruby Hill, who has been
very sick for some time past, is, we are
Blad 10 learn, recovering.
Mile La Grange is making great prepara-
tons for her concert and ball at the Olym-
pic Theater on Saturday evening.
The Union Guard Band will be accom-
panied ON their trip by q number Of citi-
9 n from Eureka and Ruby Hill.
VIM. Rule left Ruby Hill Yesterday for
Butte City, Montana. Billy's health has
been poor lately, hence his departure.
Mrs. John Hancock of Ruby Hill, who
has been dangerously i'll for the last few
weeks, is now thought to be out of danger.
Hon. Israel Crawford died at Carson on
Monday evening. His death was caused
by a paralytic stroke. He was a resident
of Carson since 1868.
Mrs. VIM. H. Tray and family Of Eu-
reka have removed to Ruby Hill to reside
for a short time. and will then leave for
her old homo in England.
A little fracas took place Tuesday be-
tween two men on the Richmond Side
of Ruby Hill, which was amicably settled
by friends Of the parties before any serious
injury was done.
Stocks continue very much depressed.
Even the local securities have caught the
downward rigor. Eureka Tunnel yester-
day reached the lowest figure yet quoted
since its call on the Board.
San Francisco Argonaut: II q two
wheeled vehicle is a bicycle, and a three
wheeled vehicle is 4 ~tricicle. it does not
follow that a one-wheeled vehicle is an
icicle. 1t is a wheel-barrow.
Judge Thos. Laspeyre has dissolved his
partnership with Mr.. Mcbride, and is now
associated at Butte, Montana. with John
A. Savage, Esq, for many years a we'll
known resident Of Elko County.
N. b. Lazard of Eureka, the Candida
ria True Fissure says, has arrived there to
take the position OF foreman OF the Mount
Potosi Consolidated, which will, it is said.
resume operations in a few days.
A slight snowfall occurred yesterday af-
ternoon and evening. and the elements
continued threatening throughout the
night. Cold weather will in all likelihood
follow the storm, according to Old Prob.
Patsey Casey, an old resident OF White
Pine, and for IL years foreman OF the
Sanford Mill, left for San Francisco on
Tuesday morning. He is a good man and
a sterling Democrat. We hope he will
come back.
Frank Peed writes TO J. X. Watson from
bellevue, saying that ne is cuPeriitchuent
Of the Minnie Moore mine there, in which
he has struck II rich. He has made a
shipment to Salt Lake Of some ore for re-
duction that is very rich, portions of it
going as high as $4,000 per ton
DIR. T. w. Huntington returned yester-
day from a professional visit to Elko. He
reports everything quiet and serene along
that portion OF the raging Humboldt.
He does not wear the look OF a man that
has suffered from iEdulgence in the mad
dening gayeties OF such a metropolis as is
the county seat Of Elko.