Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-18
PLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of the
Sentinel's Reporter.

Scraps from IN Notebook Of the
sentinel's Reporter.
Mob Hill Hose Company hold a meeting
this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Yesterday was the AID day or which
snow has fallen since March ~.
A fine. large organ has been ordered
from Boston for the Catholic Church.
The present weather brings one ~consola-
ton 1T slaves off old B~eelzebub's host.
Messrs. Aulbach and Robinson's lease to
the baseball grounds will expire in July.
Whistling to piano accompaniment is
the latest rage among metropolitan bellies.
An assessment Of rs cents per share has
been levied on the stock of the Wales Con.
Bristol will be alive again on the LIST Of
June, as the furnace will start up on that
day.
The Central Pacific Railroad is putting
in q fine new pavement in front OF the
Depot Hotel at Elko.
A long talk over the Albion situation
took place in Baker & Wines Office last
night, and another comes off o-day. The
situation is lawfully mixed"
Keene's Blue Grass beat his English
competitors on the 9Th of May and car
ried off the Burwell stakes. The fret VIC
tory for an American horse in England
this season.
Do not forget that the young ladies Of
the Methodist Church give an entertain
ment this evening, which will surely be q
very pleasant affair, and to which every
body ia invited.
Muldoon and Roxburg will organize a
nine next Sunday to give battle to the
champion Juniors, the former to play three
out to the ~latter's five. Game will be
called at 2 O'Clock. -
W. H. Kinley, Deputy Sheriff Of Es-
meralda County, left for Aurora this
morning, taking with him William With
crow and G.. A. Brown a. witnesses in Q
stage robbery case.
They were lounging on the parlor
lounge, their arms entwined. "Ohl my
Sophie DEAR" he sighed, "you alone know
how to love-" eyes. Eben, that is what
they ell tell me-" UghI
Doves appeared in large numbers about
the depot Wednesday, but yesterdays
snow sent them off to the hills again. In
q few days there will be fine shooting in
the neighborhood OF town.
The young gentlemen composing the
Austiu Ud56Ddil niue iehvo lOT nome tO-Qhy
by private conveyance. We hope they
have enjoyed their visit in Eureka. and
that their journey home will be safe and
as comfortable as possible.
The Knights OF Pythias hold their
regular meeting at 7:30 O'Clock this even.
ing, for work in the Third Degree. In
addition there will be important business
brought before the Lodge. All members
are requested to be OF hand promptly.
Nearly 800 immigrants went West day
before yesterday. Among them was a
sprinkling from every civilized country.
Some OF them will locate in the foothills
Of California, but the most Of them want
a land claim in Oregon or Washington
Territory.
The fair weather which broke in on the
storm Tuesday and Wednesday gave way
again yesterday morning about l o'clock,
and by 9 A NJ. there was from foul to five
inches Of snow on the ground. Through
out the day the feathery flakes fiirted with
the sunbesms, aud last night the leaden
clouds every now and then discharged an
additional supply Of frozen water. II this
thing continues, there will soon be duck
ponds in Diamond Valley.