Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-01
fLUE DUST.

ScnGinol's Reporter.
The ever-welcome pay-days will soon
put in an appearance.
Tom Fitzpatrick wants ten good wood.
choppers down at Pinto.
], D. Riddle of the E. & P. R. r. came
up from Palisade last night.
Mrs. B. j. Turner was quite i'll yesterday
and threatened with pneumonia.
Eureka Lodge No. %, I. o. O. F., will
meet at 1880 O'Clock this evening.
Eureka Tunnel shares yesterday dropped
to 81 O5, and Albion to 25 cents.
The Nevada Legislature closes its not
much account labors at IL o'clock tonight.
The lawyers and saloons are making
more money just now than anybody else.
The legislative Johnnies may be ex-
pected to come marching home at any
time now.
The Whalen Consolidated miners are
having liens issued against the company's
property.
Sheriff Sweeney has an important notice
in another column to those indebted for
licenses.
Persons having bills against the county
should present them between now and
Saturday.
R. D. CLARK, superintendent of the
Geddes & Bertrand, returned last night
from Virginia City.
Tho dry goods and clothing stores are
beginning to receive their Spring goods.
Look out for new styles.
Sheriff Sweeney is trying the Carson hot
baths for his health. He may be expected
home greatly improved in q day or SO.
Notwithstanding the warm weather, the
and there is a fair attendance day and
night.
There were no new developments y%ester-
day in regard to the settlement of Albion
affairs, and probably will not be for a few
days yet.
The large number of idle miners from
the Albion and Whalen Con. Companies
makes Main street look as if there was q
"boom" in the town.
The Grand Jury was in session yester-
day, and had under consideration the case
of A. P. Hodgdon, but we were unable to
learn any particulars in relation to it.
The question suggests itself whether
the people of Eureka shall or shall not
receive their legislative delegation with
martial music ON returning from Carson.
About so miners and laborers have
been thrown out of employment by the
attachments that have been placed on
the Whalen Consolidated mines in Pint
Valley.
Messrs. Graham & Co., in an advertise
ment this morning, request the parties OF
whom they purchased Albion checks to
call Immediately at their place of business
to arrange for filing liens.
Owing to the dull times the proprietors
Of the Skating Rink have reduced the
prices of admission to ladies and children
to % cents. There will be no change in
tho price of admission to gentlemen.
NJ. H. Joseph qualified yesterday as a
Notary Public. He will attend to business
in his line at his Office in the Foley-Rick-
ard building, or will 60 into the country if
necessary to take acknowledgements, etc.
Tho Nevada Fish COMMISSIONS has
sent several baskets of carp to persons in
this county. They arrived here safely
through Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s Express,
and the principal part of them will be
planted in the waters of Fish Greek.
Two hurdy-houses, two variety theaters
and four waiter-girl saloons now afford
pastime to the lively Base Ranger. These
statistics show that the waiter-girl system
of serving drinks is ON the wane, as a year
ago there were six saloons that employed
barmaids.
Drop in tonight at the r%e-opening Of the
Chicago Saloon, on North Main street.
The refreshments will be frst.class, and
you can amuse yourselves by playing bill
liards and pool. Besides, Matthew Moore,
the 10 proprietor, will smile on you very
g%raciously.
Barth Bohn, father-in-law Of William
Shoulderer, died last evening of dropsy.
Deceased was a native Of Germany, and
had resided in Eureka about six months.
He was 81 years Of age, and leaves q wife
and four grown children to mourn his
loss. The funeral will take place to'mor-
row from the Catholic Church.
1t is said the size OF the spot" which
carried the Assessors bill through the
Legislature was about $4,000. The AS
SCISSORS who put up 81 1000 each will be the
losers, for there will be no lack OF candi-
dates to run for the Office, even if the Gov
ernor signs the bill, and the people will
never ~re.elect an officer who tried to take
q snap judgment on them.