Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-14
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook OF the
seutfners Reporter.

Mr.. j. b. WhItt0n lett tnls morning for
Palisade.
The Geographic wires are down between
Eureka and Hamilton.
Union Con. closed yesterday at $14ss,
with sales of 3,145 shares.
Seventeen hundred shares Of Albion
sold yesterday at 50 and 50 05.
The Knights OF Pythias meet at their
hall at 1880 O'Clock this evening.
Mr.. David R. Collins of Cherry Greek
has been appointed Postmaster.
The market is we'll supplied with fresh
vegetables, mostly from California.
Manager Edward Probert Of the Rich
mond Company left yesterday morning for
Carson.
For 10, these many days, it did not
snow yesterday, and the weather was
quite pleasant.
This is the regular season for tho San
Francisco drummers to visit Eureka, and
they are here in full force.
Mr.. H. II. Conklin, proprietor of the
Eureka Foundry, has been laid up for sew
eral days with a bruised leg.
Parents and visitors can be benefited
and amused by attending the public
school exercises this afternoon.
Mrs. A. III. Worden of South Grove, De
Kalb County, Illinois, is DESTROYS OF learn
ing the whereabouts of Henry b. Mason.
1t is understood that an agreed case will
come before Judge Rives as to whether the
Richmond lead pile shall be assessed or
not.
Charley Broy's big quartz wagon, loaded
with ore, is badly mired near the Eureka
Tunnel. He expects to dig it out this
morning.
A new contract was awarded yesterday
to Charles Anderson for running 100 feet
of the Secret Canyon Tunnel. He receives
81 so per foot.
Letters from Wood River state that it is
too early in the season for emigrants to
start for that place. A month hence will
be time enough.
The proprietor OF the Turner House
repaired, and it now looks as neat and
clean as a new pin.
The new strike Of ore in the Eberhardt
mine will be somewhat OF a drawback to
the promoters OF the removal Of the coun-
ty seat frcm Hamilton.
The e. a. P. freight train brought up
last night a large quantity of machinery
for the Geddes & Bertrand Company and
the Martin White Company.
Mr.. Eugene Stoltz remains in Eureka
no later than Sunday. Call and inspect
his goods and order a irst-class suit guar
anteed to fit. 1t will pay you to do SO.
Hungry individuals who long for a good
two. bit meal should remember Mrs. Zott-
mans clearinghouse. east side Of South
Main street. No Cinnamon employed.
Road Supervisor Wadish intends putting
on a force Of men to improve the road be-
tween this place and Secret Canyon, SO
that teams will be able to get through.
The Italian brass band, which was start
ed here several months ago, is improving
rapidly, and 1t already makes some very
nice music. 1t will appear in public be-
fore long.
Recorder Molinelli leaves tomorrow
morning for Carson, to appear az a wit
ness in the Richmond-Albion suit. The
records Of his Office will be produced
there in Court.
Two or three runaway teams caused con-
siderable commotion on Main street yes
terdsy, but as no one WAS killed or hurt
the affair did not rise to the dignity OF q
first-class local item.
Mr.. Morton G. Fisher, one OF the par
ties originally interested in the Rich
mond Company, arrived from California
last night. He is also largely interested
in mines in Typo and this district.
An Eastern illustrated paper pictures
Henry Ward Beecher as the new Chinese
"Joss." As the heather worship many
ungainly idols, the illustration is not in
apt. Beecher, as the "God OF Love-" is
good.
We are credibly informed that within
the next 80 days q mining company, with
a large capital, will commence developing
virgin ground on Ruby Hill. in close
proximity to the leading mines OF that
locality.
William Wescoatt and Benjamin Saun-
ders have been admitted as attorneys 10
practice in all the Courts Of Nevada. We
congratulate the young gentlemen on the
success of their first effort, and recon-
mend to them the consideration Of Daniel
Webster's remark to q young attorney
that though the profession may be crowd
ed below, there is plenty Of room above"