Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-04
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook OF the
Sentiners Reporter.

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The March pay-days commenced yester-
day.
Little Lizzie Bean was reported quite ill
yesterday.
Mr.. W. o. Mills Jr. will arrive this even
ing from California.
Miss Ada Lansing will probably arrive
here tomorrow evening.
Some miners commenced tribute work
in the Eureka Tunnel yesterday.
The mercury dropped to "a degrees be-
low zero in New York last Sunday.
There is a message at the Western Union
Telegraph Office for Mr.. M. Kalish.
DIR. Bishops child, which has been ill
for some days, was much worse at midnight.
A number of our sporting men are So
journing with their brethren at Cherry
Greek.
The United States Surveyor Generals
Office will be opened for business at Reno
Monday.
Mr.. P. Fverts, Superintendent of the E.
& P. r. r., returned last night from q visit
to California.
Justice Harmon will interview two
DRINKS this morning who were put in the
cooler yesterday.
Mr.. p. N. Hansen has again commenced
shipping charcoal from Pine Valley to the
Richmond works.
The ore bodies in the Eureka Con. and
Richmond mines are reported to be looking
much better of late.
Judge W. W. Bishop and Harvey Car
penter returned last evening from a visit
to the Stafford mines.
BlitZ Paxton, son of John A. Paxton,
has become a member Of a heavy commits
sion firm in San Francisco.
A mineral patent for the Seventy-Six
mine, in this county, has just been issued
by the General Land Office.
Billy Gulliford and family will go to
Wood River this Spring, where they expect
to make their future home.
Ninety car loads of barley, ~ tons to
the car, have been shipped to San Fran
cisco from Elko since Feb. Is.
The new furnace recently started up at
the Eureka Con. works is doing ~splendidly
and turning out lots Of bullion.
Hon. L. L. Crockett, State Treasurer,
has the thanks of the SENTINEL for a cop
OF bis annual report for Dec. 81, 1881.
The Ogden Pilot has commenced its
second year. 1t is one OF our best ex-
changes, and we wish it much prosperity.
The weather WAS quite cold again yester-
day and last night. Our best hope for
warm and pleasant weather has vanished.
The Commissioners met at Reno Thurs
day to examine the Insane Asylum with
reference to accepting the building for the
State.
Mr.. Frederic T. Chisolm, general
Western manager for the New York Min
ing World, yesterday visited the Eureka
Con. mine.
Colonel M. G. Gillette, formerly Super
intendent of the Savage mine, the Carson
Appeal says, is hobnobbing with John W.
Maekay in Paris.
Capt. John Z. Platter and wife left San
Francisco for Sacramento City yesterday,
where they will remain q few days and re-
turn home next Thursday.
A musical quartette, including George
Come and Frank Riegelhuth, propose or
ganizing a road outfit for the Wood River
country when the hills become verdure
clad.
Mr.. George W. LAmoureux. now q resi-
dent Of California, but formerly one of
Eureka's best citizens, has entirely recov-
cred his health, and will visit here very
soon.
The proprietors Of the Skating Rink say
that they intend to run the institution I'M
til the 4th of July. Judging by the pres
ent state of the weather they will be able
TO do 20.
J. ]. Linn, employed lately on the E. &
@. River Railroad, has gone to Winnie
mucca. He was formerly Senator from
Humboldt, and late Commissary OF the
State Prison.
Our extended friend H. B. Mckee put in
an appearance last night. He is from the
hills, where he now tolls in the bowels OF
the earth with horny hands. He is no fat
ter than Of yore, but healthier.
The Lenten services In our churches are
fairly attended, but not so largely as to
be crowded. According to the denomina-
tiona tenets members are enjoined to be-
take themselves to the house OF God.
Tom Wethered intends to build q fine
brick over his warehouse in the rear OF his
present residence as soon as the weather
will permit. 1t is one OF the best end most
eligible sites In town for a lodging-house.
We learned from the officers OF the Jail
last night that Mr.. @. j. Lansing was
slowly recovering from the effects OF his
recent extreme dissipation, the distressing
results of which he begins to realize and
to talk nationally about.
A visitor to Ruby Hill yesterday said
that the biggest hosting works on the
Comstock looked like bird-cages suspended
from the fifth story Of the Palace Hotel
compared to the Eureka CON- new hoist
ing works.
Stock sharps are again consulting the
bulletins with renewed interest. The re-
ported ore developments in Mexican and
Union has once more strengthened the
hopes and bright anticipations of assess
ment payers.
Either there Is something peculiar (Bo.
dieish) in the whisky that Indians drink,
or else they have { natural "hollerin'"
temperament. One OF them put In the
cooler yesterday, for drunkenness. yelled
and made more noise than the runaway
express wagon did when IL came up from
the depot the other night on two wheels.