Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-13
FLUE DUST.
scraps from ti,e Notebook Of h
Sentinei's ReBOrter.

Scraps from u NOte'OOOk OIL the
s~entinsi's Reporter.
Ninety-four in the shade yesterday.
Our Austin neighbors are complaining
of dull times.
Upton Post, Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie, will hold a meeting tonight.
The Italian Band was outlast evening for
practice and made splendid music.
Only 22S names have thus far been
placed on the registry list Of this district.
There are at least three candidates, in
each party, for every Office in this county.
The probabilities are that the Albion
Company will shortly erect two smelling
furnaces.
The usual religious services will be held
in all the churches to-day except the Pres
byterian.
Base Range Council No. 2, I. o. G. F.,
meets at Odd Fellows Hall to-day at IL
O'Clock NJ.
The tight-rope performance on North
Main street last evening drew a very large
crowd of people.
For some unexplained reason our cor
respondent at Austin failed to send US o
Geographic report of yesterdays races.
A number of boys have shown such
a vicious and destructive disposition that
they have been expelled from the gymna-
sum-.
Navajo made what in these dreamy times
may be called a jump in yesterdays Stock
Board. The Tuscarorers are coming to
the 'front.'.
Billy Davidson thinks he will have no
trouble in selling the required number of
tickets for the Salt Lake City excursion on
the 18th instant.
Our ~reticent friend, A. Jackson, says he
is gratified to have preaching on his cor
ner, for it gives tone to the church and aids
him in his business.
Dave Rosenberg opened with a boom on
the corner yesterday. He keeps his place
as neat as a pin. He will succeed. There
is good fellowship in Dave.
Rev. F. j. Culver of Oakland, CAL, will
preach in the Methodist Church this morn
ing at II o'clock, and in the evening on
Ruby Hill at the usual hour.
An election for Mining Recorder of SAT-
ford District will take place next Tuesday.
Following are the candidates: W. S. Mar
chant, Jonathan Walker and E. Clay. May
the best man win.
IhC NiSgpi IL hiliiI LII Ii Souupy
was shut down for the purpose of chang
ing the other twenty stamps and arrang-
ing for working the entire forty stamps,
the full capacity of the mill.
A patent has just been received at the
Eureka Land Office for the Adelphi mine,
located on the west side of Prospect
Mountain, and owned by John E. Jones,
John Fl. Roberts and Elias Lewis.
Dick Dryer, the drummer, met with a
similar fate in Reno to that he experienced
in Virginia City. At Reno he was fined
| $40 for soliciting without a license. Lii
cense collectors are hot on his scent.
An election for a new Board of Directors
of the Olympic Club will DO held during
the first week of next month. The present
officers continue in Office three months
from the date of the clubs organization.
Officers Joe Ravell, Frank Wallace and
Louis Brandt took in five Cinnamon last
night, engaged in a lottery game, which is
against the law, but in its workings is in
describable. They had slips of paper,
stones and a whole lot Of Monaghan par
aphernalia, black and red paint, indelible,
etc. The case in the Justice Court is
likely to be interesting,