Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-31
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of the
sentineI's Reporter.

sentiners Reporter.
A heavy pogonip mist prevailed last
night.
Albion shares yesterday advanced to
SO As.
A 5000 blaze occurred at Reno last Fri
day night.
Spurious trade dollars, and halves, are in
circulation here.
Eighteen-pound turkeys are displayed
by our poulterers.
Mr.. M. NJ. johnson returned last night
from San Francisco.
A valuable lady's gold chain is awaiting
an owner at this Office.
Dame Rumor has a wedding in ''high
life" on her gossipy lips.
Alpha Lodge No. /, A. o. U. W., meet
at 7 o'clock this evening.
The Jackson House restaurant makes a
liberal display of California quail.
The thermometer stood at 80 degrees be-
low zero at Wells yesterday morning.
|. The ice was good last night, and the
Rink was largely attended by skaters.
The Eureka and Boston Mining Com
pany will close down their works to-day.
We saw Buster" the glass bottle man
from Mineral Hill, OF the streets last
week.
Mr.. d. r. Sessions, who has been visit
ing his family at Carson, returned last
night.
Mr.. Joseph Potts. formerly Superintend-
ent Of the Richmond and Albion mines, is
quite sick.
Guiteau is not near SO rich as he boosted
OF being; most Of his checks turn put to
be bogus.
The " tiger !" is frowning in his lair, but
the ensuing pay-days are expected to cheer
up the beast.
E. r. CARRIER, Esq, who has been laid
up with mountain fever for several days,
is improving.
The Reveille says there are no cases Of
smallpox at Kingston. We are glad to
make the correction.
Northwestern Consolidated has levied
an assessment Of one-h half cent a share,
delinquent March /.
Twenty-eight degrees above zero at 1
O'Clock this morning, wind from the south,
and a thick, heavy haze.
Owing to the deep snow in the noun
tains prospecting has ceased at Mineral
Hill uuu OulNu Ol5tTlCt.
A nice silk handkerchief and pocket
knife, found on the street, have been left
at this Office for the owners.
Hayward, charged with stripping a
clothes line, will have his trial at 10 o'clock
to-day before Judge Harmon.
Faro is played in New Albany, Ind, by a
club. the members Of which take IN oath
never to give testimony about it.
George Hill, who was shot in the leg by
Guiberson, is getting along az well as the
circumstance Of the case will permit.
Somebody heard a Boston girl say: 81
think he looked like a perfect raying angel
in his uniform. He was awfully heavenly"
We are informed hat there is no truth
in the reported sale Of a mining property
and the erection OF a furnace in Union
District.
A certificate, representing 100 shares of
Justice stock. has been lost. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
this Office. See advertisement.
Down at Carson they are hunting some
one TO accept the Office OF School Trustee.
Thus far no man has been found willing to
fill the Imminent deadly breach"
The Eureka Consolidated Company is
putting III TtIalT oue VI tuciI ohu luTuhCcs.
The probabilities are, we think, that they
will be running two furnaces shortly.
The reasons OF the Supreme Court for
reversing the judgment in the case OF
Mendes vs.. Kyle were based upon errors
in the instructions Of the Court to the jury.
The condition Of Judge Hillyer is better
than it has been at any time for several
weeks. Though his illness is generally re-
garded as hopeless, there are those who
think he may recover.
The New York Herald asserts that the
recent cold blast in the East came direct
from the West. II WAS probably the same
wave we experienced in this section, which
took four days to reach the Atlantic sea-
board.
Sunday night was the second coolest OF
the season. At midnight the thermometer
marked 6 degrees above zero, and towards
daylight yesterday ii Is said to have
reached 6 below zero, or within two de-
grees OF the coolest Of the season.
Mr.. II. NJ. Grant, special agent for the
Lyon Insurance Company OF London, has
been in town several days looking after the
interests Of his company. He is a very
pleasant gentleman, and well calculated
to make friends and business for his en-
ployes.
General Conner is In Boston. During
his Eastern trip he will place Eureka Tun-
mel on the New York Stock Exchange, and
establish a transfer Office. This will be
good news to stockholders, as Eureka Tun-
mel stock has always been held in higher
esteem in the East than in the West.