Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-31
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook of the
sentiners Reporter.

SeDttnefs Reporter.
Albion shares advanced yesterday to
SO IS.
The snow line is receding mp the noun
tain side.
r. L. Chase does not intend to remove
from Eureka.
Martin White, after dropping to Sc, has
recovered to So.
The weather was delightfully."- warm and
pleasant yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Crawford has no immediate
intention Of leaving Eureka.
Alexander Wilson will have a hearing
before Judge Rives tomorrow.
The Knights Of Pythias meet at their
hall at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
There is to be a small steamer placed on
Pyramid Lake the coming Summer.
Persons having bills against the Eureka
Con. Company should present them to-day.
Another gang Of tiibuters will take
pitches in the Eureka Tunnel to-morrow.
Me. A. E. Kaye has resigned his posi-
tion in the Richmond Side school on Ruby
Hill.
The bluejays have made their appear
dbtrs hiCn 10 q iOlCI uuhCA u "a DPiAh6
time.
The Grand Jury will meet on Monday
next, and will probably make their final
report.
The Eureka Tunnel Company is making
daily shipments Of ore to the Eureka Con.
works.
The Trustees of the Richmond Side
school will hold a meeting on Sunday next
at 1;30 O'Clock.
Leavitt's Gigantean Minstrels are billed
for three performances here, commencing
next Thursday.
A number Of ore teams came down from
the mines on the western side of the noun
tain yesterday.
Walks to the frog-pond and the grave
yard will soon be in vogue il the fine
weather continues.
The Episcopal Church has two separate
choirs, one for the morning and one for
the evening service.
The coalburners are making arrange
ments to get to the mountains as soon AZ
the snow disappears.
The stages running between Phoebe,
Hamilton and this place are getting in o.
schedule time again.
Stock men are shipping baled hay up
the Humboldt River to save some OF their
stock from starvation.
Mr.. J. II. Lockwood, n OF the pro-
prietors Of the Parker House, returned
from California last night.
Mr.. Alexander Mcbride had his cellar
burglarized night before last, and all the
provisions in it we're stolen.
There will probably be a change of pro-
prietorship to day in the forwarding bust
ness from the Z. & 7. depot.
DR.. j. b. Keen will sell at auction. to-
morrow at l o'clock, at his old stand on
Main street, some nice parlor and bed
room furniture.
The County Commissioner meet on
Monday next. Persons having bills against
the coanty should present them at the
Clerks Office tomorrow.
Arizona has again been heard from.
Our Western dispatches are beginning to
read like one of Ned Buntline's dime now
els-blood, blood. blood
Jackson had some needed improvements
made about his hotel yesterday, in the way
OF removing the ice and earth from the
Bateman street side Of his property.
In Candelaris wood sells SIG so and SIT
a cord. Rongh lumber is delivered at S4S
per l 200 feet. and at SIG per 100 feet for
dressed. Shingles are rated at Sc so per
1000.
But for the "outside stocks" the San
Francisco brokers wouldn't make salt TO
their soup. Perhaps it would be well for
them to give the outsiders a little more
encouragement.
Although the ~chain-gang is In full blast,
working on the public streets, it does not
seem TO have any terrors for the petty
thieves hat are about town; they are
more daring than ever.
M. W. T. Leyshon is the first outspoken
candidate for office that we have heard
from. He states that be will be a candi-
date before the Republican Convention for
the nomination Of Sheriff.
We learn that Mr.. George Mccullough
has made q sale Of his Spring Valley min
ing property to a California company. and
that extensive mining operations will be
carried on in that district this Summer.
NJ. G.. Foster and James Brennan desire
to return their thanks to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunter for the many acts of kindness
shown John Grennan during his late sick.
ness, and to many friends in Eureka who
kindly remembered him in his affection.
Messrs. Smith & Benefits saloon, on
North Main street. was broken open early
yesterday morning and a lot Of cigars and
8 s~ix-shooter were stolen. The money
drawer was also broken open, but there
WAS nothing in it. A man named L.
Gregory has been arrested on suspicion Of
tha tkaft