Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-25
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Note-book of the
Se~ntinel's Reporter.

CltlZens meeting tonight.
All the Eureka stocks took a slight tum-
BILE yesterday.
Oscar Lewis was able to be on the streets
again yesterday.
Bishop Whitaker and wife have returned
to the Comstock.
Mrs. George W. Baker was reported quite
ill last evening.
Hon. Thomas Wren returned on Sunday
night from Carson.
Measles and whooping cough are quite
prevalent in Eureka.
The Ruby Hill Mining News has com.
menced its third volume.
The excursion trip to California and re-
turn is reported to cost $40.
Read the new Advertisement of the
White House this morning.
The new mill of Gilmer & Salisbury at
Secret Canyon is progressing finely.
Mrs. is. Whitton expects to leave the
latter part of the week for a visit East.
Mr.. AL. Titus and family are expected to
return from San Francisco in a few days.
Mr.. Daniel Nolan, wife and child, left
this morning for g visit to Virginia City.
The ladies are making extensive prepara-
tions for the Odd Fellows Ball tomorrow
evening".
J. NJ. Leet, Esq, recently Of Eureka, is
preparing a business directory Of Butte,
Montana.
Many persons are making inquiries for
George w. Williams. Why, he's gone to
Wood River.
Brock johnson, agent for the Singer
Sewing Machines, left this morning for
Cherry Creek.
Mrs. Lang of Ruby Hill has been con-
fined to her bed for the last ten days with
a severe illness.
Mr.. John Tore gave a grand 'blow-out"
on Sunday afternoon to a number of his
countrymen and employees.
Mrs. Judge Rives and daughter leave
San Francisco for Eureka to-day, and will
arrive here tomorrow night.
If you wish to see fine Photographic
pictures, drop into Monaco's gallery. They
cannot be excelled anywhere.
Mr.. P. N. Hansen returned last night
from Pine Valley. He reports business as
being very brisk at that point.
A letter from San Francisco states that
the health of Mr.. Henry Mau does not
improve, and that he is failing.
The dust yesterday made our dry goods
and clothing merchants anxious for the
street sprinkler to commence operations.
The improved condition of our roads
makes the Transfers comparatively happy.
Most of the big teams will be working
shortly.
DR.. L. A. Herrick, the ~homeopathist,
who got tired of Eureka in such q short
time, is about to leave Carson and try the
climate Of Grass Valley.
The telegraph wires between this place
and Palisade were broken last evening,
hence we are without the usual train list OF
passengers this morning.
Gen. Conner was in Carson Friday, and
was the guest of Captain E. B. ("Buck")
Zabriskie, who was one of the Generals
soldiers during the war in Utah.
The Citizens Chinese meeting will be
held at the Courthouse at 1880 O'Clock this
evening. A large attendance is requested.
Good speakers will be present.
We had the pleasure of a visit yesterday
from Sheriff David O'Neil Of Nye County.
| He reports the general business outlook of
| that locality for the Summer as very good.
In order to be secure against any posi-
BILE emergency, the Albion Company last
night placed an additional extra private
guard on the ground in dispute between
itself and the Richmond Company.
Mr.. William Nickals of Oakland arrived
last night. He came up, we suppose. tc
see what amount of damage had been done
by the burning of his residence at the Hay
Ranch on Saturday last. 1t was a total
loss.
Mr.. Percy T. Morgan, Cecil Guinness
and 8. B. Morey, all stockholders in the
victorine Mining Company at Kingston
Lander County, arrived here yesterday
afternoon. Many OF u citizens will re.
member Mr.. Morey as Superintendent Of
the old Lemon mill, in early days.