Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-29
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook Of the
SentfneI's Reporter.

Albion shares are ADVANCING.
George Elston made his appearance at
the Truckee last night.
Business Of all kinds is exceedingly dull
about the Courthouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Potter arrived from
San Francisco last night.
Mr.. W. T. Leyshon received his final
naturalization papers yesterday.
Mountain Lodge No. 81, I. o. o. F.,
meets this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
One hundred and thirty shares Of Eu-
reka Con. were sold at S23 yesterday.
2. N. Hansen has removed his grocery
establishment next door to r. Sadler's.
Mr.. p. Steler's children and Topsy
Bishop are afflicted with the whooping
cough.
Mrs. NJ. L. Causey left this morning for
Pittsburg, Pa. She goes on a visit to her
parents.
Mrs. Charles Murphy Of Ruby Hill, who
was taken dangerously i'll on Saturday, is
better.
Mrs. Lambert Molinelli and her mother
left this morning for the Sulphur Springs
Ranch.
The big ditch is receiving a thorough
cleansing. 1t is running q pretty large
stream.
The e~ast-bound trains go no further
than Elko, and will not until the big wash
out is repaired.
The Bank Exchange will be reopened to-
night with a dance. The saloon has been
handsomely reftted.
Mr.. Bruno Kennicott, general agent for
Leavitt's Gigantic Minstrels, arrived from
San Francisco last night.
The funeral of John Brennan will take
place at 2 o'clock this afternoon from Has
sells undertaking rooms.
An immense freight train arrived at the
depot last evening. Nearly everybody in
town received freight by it.
The Grand Jury will meet again next
Monday. Vague rumors are afoat OF in
vestigations and disclosures.
The washout IA miles west of Palisade
has been repaired, and two East-boind
trains arrived at Palisade yesterday.
All our merchants will receive new
goods this morning, most of which nave
been locked in the snow blockade for the
past ten days.
Local politicians are becoming very
numerous. During the Winter we wei 9
fearful that there would not be enough
applicants to fill the offices.
Mr.. John McNaughton has been APP
pointed Superintendent OF the Metamoras
Mining Company, during the absence Of
Mr.. A. Sturges in the East.
Two patents, issued TO Albert Sturges,
for the Gen. Washington lode and the
Gen. Washington mill site, were received
at the U. s. Land Office yesterday.
Judge Rives goes to Hamilton on Sun
day to set some cases for trial. After an
absence Of two or three days he will return
to Eureka to continue Court here.
A pair Of saddle-bags were lost yester-
day between b. Rheinbart's Office and the
Eureka Con. works. The finder will con-
fer a favor by leaving them at r. Sadlef's
store.
The Bay State mine received returns
yesterday from 80 tons Of ore worked by
the Richmond Company, which averaged
$270 per ton. This was from first and
second grade ore.
Patents have been received for the Eagle
lode in Bullion District, Lander County,
owned by Phil Depangher also. for the
Antelope lode on Prospect Mountain,
owned by p. Finnegan.
Madame La Grange has become proprie-
tress OF a restaurant near the Richmond
on Main street. which will hereafter be
known as the Tivoli House. Her many
friends wish her well in her new enterprise.
II the snow continues TO melt as rapidly
as it has for the past few days, We are
likely TO nave a good-sized lake in Dia-
mond Valley. A sheet Of water in the
neighborhood Of Eureka would be a well
come novelty.
Twenty miles Of a washout occurred on
the Central Pacific on Monday between
Carlin and the Wells. No west-b bound
train passed that place yesterday, and no
eastern train is expected for the next two
or three days.
A man who refused to give his name.
yesterday morning attempted to steal a
suit OF clothes and an overcoat from in
front OF Karsky's clothing store on Main
street. He was arrested by Mr.. E. r.
Clute and Mr.. Karsky's clerk. who landed
him in the cooler.