Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-23
FLUE DUST.
scraps rom the Notebook OF the
SenttneI's Reporter.

AH ~ blSO lOl MILF
by the "devil."
Mr.. James Farren has made application
for his citizen papers.
At Calisher's bookstore can be found all
the new monthlies for May.
Gen. Conner is not in the field for Gov
ernor. So says a Reno paper.
Mr.. Alexander Beatty Of the Blue Eagle
Ranch is spending flew days on the Range.
Deputy Assessor Jim Powell left for Pine
Valley yesterday morning on official bust
ness.
No news was received yesterday from
the Richmond-Albion case in the Supreme
Court at Carson.
The White House clothing store will
have their new goods ready for inspection
tomorrow morning.
Mr.. W. Haddon, formerly of Eureka, is
registered at the Mt. Vernon Hotel, at
Butte City, Montana.
The Bald Eagle mine, owned by an Eng
lish company, commenced shipping ore to
the furnace yesterday.
Mckee & Co., the San Francisco stock
brokers, have an advertisement under the
head of "New To-day"
There was more business hustle on Main
street yesterday and last evening than We
have seen for a long time.
The Scottish Rite Masons Of Eureka will
hold q meeting at Q O'Clock this afternoon
at the County Clerks Office.
John T. Baker, Esq, who, while on a
visit to the Blue Eagle Ranch nearly caused
a famine, has returned home.
For the first half of the present month
the bullion shipments of the Eureka Con-
solidated amounted to S97,203.
To save the trouble of writing letters,
send the WEEKLY SENTINEL to your friends.
They will be pleased to receive it.
The usual religious services will be held
in all the churches to-day except the Meth
odist, the pastor of which is still quite i'll.
Lovers of music should drop in at Men
des' saloon and hear the music of the cele-
brated pianist, Prof. Oscar Hilderbrandt.
The New York Daily Stock Report says
that a mining boom on merit has struck
Eureka District, and evidently has come
to stay.
The gentleman who walked off with a
lady's pressboard from DR.. Keen's auction
yesterday will please return it to the right
full owner.
A valuable gold locket was lost OF Main
street yesterday afternoon, which the owner
| will pay a reasonable reward for if left at
this office.
Commissioner Campbell, in converse
ton with a SENTINEL reporter yesterday,
declared himself q candidate for State
Controller.
Mr.. Henry Allen, boss mason OF the
Eureka Con. works, is laid up at his resi-
| dence with a dislocated ankle, caused by a
fall a few days since.
Miss Dolly Brooks left for San Francis
co this morning, for a three months visit
to friends. The young lady will be missed
from the social circle.
Persons who have not paid their United
States Internal Revenue licenses, will bear
in mind that they have only one more
weeks time in which to do SO.
Mr.. Ed. Dodge, who has been spending
a couple of weeks pleasantly with his
many old friends here, left this morning
for his Susanvllle, CAL, home.
County Clerk Buttlar yesterday issued a
marriage license to Mr.. G. Cont to wed
Miss G.. Monaco. We understand the we'd
ding will take place this evening.
Upton Post, e. A. r., meets to-nisht at
s o'clock. Preparations for the proper
observance of Decoration Day will be made
and every member is expected to be pres
emit.
A new and extensive strike of ore has
lust been made in the Contention mine at
Stafford District. A specimen OF the ore
is on exhibition at Wells, Fargo q Co.'s
office.
A lot of hot Goals and ashes were thrown
out on Spring street last evening, to the
danger of every ones property in that par
ticular locality. Watch your Cinnamon,
and see that they do not do these things.
The Palace was reopened last night,
thoroughly renovated and looking as
pretty as a picture. A crowd Of the bibu.
lous stood in and drank to the health OF
the popular old place made young again.
Mr.. VIM. E. Davidson Of the Postotfice
bookstore has been appointed agent for
Eureka and vicinity for the Fourth OF July
excursion to San Francisco and Monterey.
Full particulars in regard to the trip Will
be published shortly.
The announcement Of W. H. Sweeney as
a candidate for Sheriff before the Demo-
cratic County Convention was we'll re-
ceived. Bill cannot be coughed down by
talk of a " pass up Salt River" He's not
that kind Of an individual.
The private dwelling Of William Nickals,
at the Hay Ranch, was entirely consumed
by fire early yesterday morning. Only a
little clothing was saved from the build
ing. A defective stovepipe in the kitchen
was the cause of the conlagration.