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

scraps from the Notebooks Of the
sentinefs Reporter.
The freight list by last evenings train
was large.
The coming pay-dsys will make us all
happy again.
Large, fat women often go about with
the least hustle.
Governor Kinkaid is expected to arrive
home tomorrow.
Bad roads will now be in order for the
next 10 or Is days.
Just enough snow fell last night to
whiten the ground.
The Knights of Pythias will meet this
evening at 1880 o'clock.
The nose comes to blows oftener than
anything else nowadays.
The man who lives on bread alone has
many crumbs of comfort.
General p. Edward Conner left this
morning for Salt Lake City.
The total expense of the Virginia schools
during February amounted to S3,l4S 80.
Mrs. A. Hintze and Mrs. H. Knight
returned last night from a visit to Califor-
MIA.
Mrs. W. e. Griffin has been confined to
her for several days with a severe
cold.
Hon. J. Y. Williams Of Hot Greek, Nye
County, arrived from San Francisco last
night.
Mr.. Owen Geraty and wife, and Miss
Lizzie, returned from San Francisco last
night.
nr II Q u1~e.aI. ~ uoIt1. Uu1.ko
Pine, returned last night from San Fran
cisco.
The Bowman Company yesterday made
a shipment Of thirty tons Of ore to the Eu-
reka Con. works.
Grand jurors should DO prompt in their
attendance at the District Courtroom at
IL O'Clock this morning.
Members Of the sick list are generally
improving. 1t is about time for q new
batch to be taken down.
Read A~lexander's new advertisement in
another column. He has been marking
down the prices Of his goods.
Mrs. J. S. Whitton yesterday received the
sad and unexpected intelligence of the
death Of her mother in the East.
Gilmer Il Salisbury, by their own con-
tracts and those Of Lofiand, the San Fran
cisco contractor, will run IS different
Montana mail contracts.
The saloon supplies Of A. Uhl q Co. on
Ruby Hill were sold at auction yesterday
by Deputy Sheriff Penrose. Joe Mendes
purchased the entire stock.
County Commissioner Campbell had
some of the street crossings put in good
repair yesterday, for which he has the
thanks Of street pedestrians.
The Carson Tribune says that the state
ment Of Mrs. Ash and family being left in
comfortable circumstance is untrue, and
the entire contrary is the case.
The public schools OF Carson are taught
by Principal II. II. Howe, at a monthly
salary OF $3.50, and nine lady teachers,
with salaries ranging from S95 to $40.
Chairman Requa, Of the Republican
State Central Committee, has notified the
members generally that a meeting will be
held in Virginia City or l4th OF this month.
Under the tribute" system, now in
vogue in this district, not near SO much
money will be paid out monthly as when
the miners were receiving four dollars per
day.
The Land Office Of the Northern Pacific
has ONeI GsOOV hppilShbAouo lOA tIo pui-
chase OF land in Montana, showing a
healthy state OF emigration to that Terri
tory.
The Union Guard held their weekly drill
last evening, after which a bountiful supply
OF lager beer and cigars was furnished the
boys by Joe Mendes and Henry Kind. The
company requests us to return thanks to
these gentlemen for the refreshments.
We we're shown some very rich ore yes
terday from the Dead Broke mine on Pros
peet Mountain, owned by Martin Plan
toni. The mine has a depth of 200 feet,
and shows large quantities Of rich ore.
The mine is in splendid condition for ex-
tracing the ore, which will be sent to the
furnaces as soon as the roads will permit.
Mr.. Piantoni has q fortune in sight.