Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-24
FLUE DUST.
,. from the Notebook OF tho
sentinel's Reporter.

rrom the Notebook OF tns
sc seutinel's Reporter.
u-uotee WAS crowded last night.
District Court meets at ~ o CLOCK 'n''
morning ..a,r ossossad u
cents per share.
'' I,,s oueer that hens know how to color
.hsir eggs for Easter.
' rule in pedro: There is nothing los
:, calling for high or low.
muon,v.tbree days of continuous sun
,,ins @' and balmy air in March !
rba "Wranglers" did not convene last
.lht lnV John Henry was at church.
n'o U,. naw Boca beer is said by epicuret
- lno he the he finest ever brewed in America.
large number of reserved seats were
,,aured ,aS p Yesterday for the "Pop" perform
meeting Of the knights Templar will
III m ~ their hall on Sunday morning
ats o'clock. -
a,;,zle last night. Let the windows
., heaven be opened. Wiggins can't De
d, Snrt rtI now by any further delay.
rhe new dry goods that arrived Of
rrank,in's last night will be on exhibition
today. Ladies, make note OF this.
Carson Appeal: Football has broken
ont had in Eureka, and it gives the Albion
orsaitors chance to do some extra kick
ing.
The coming Spring bonnet is to be a
comnromise between the clamshell capote
sud tbe bath-tub Gainesborough. 1t will
he medium in everything except price.
Uonse.cleaning time draws near, and the
married man is bracing up for the occa-
sion. During that unhallowed season his
Lodge will hold special session every
evening.
The New York Evening Stock Report
foots up the indebtedness of the Eureka
Tunnel at s57 ,451 60. 1t should revise it's
addition. The sum is $4,000 less than
s57,451 60.
According to the rulings Of the Post
master General, there is nothing to pre-
vent letter, no matter how badly written
or spelled, from passing through the mails
as first class matter.
Sheriff Sweeney will at o'clock this
afternoon sell large amount of personal
property at the ranch of Giacomo Located
ii, situate on Allison Greek, to satisfy q
Judgment in favor Of Tognini Il Co.
1t is said that the northend mines Of the
Comstock will be open to visitors in a few
days. This will give mining experts and
others an opportunity to view the progress
made in the mines since their last visit.
Our statement as to tributing in yester-
days paper was all wrong end foremost.
There are $50 tributers in the Eureka
Con-, 80 in the Richmond and enough
others in the Phenix and Jackson to make
up 300.
Subscriber-In answer to your ques-
tion, whether any ex-President, except U.
s. Grant, ever visited Europe, We are not
able to speak positively, but to the best OF
our knowledge he is tho only ex-President
that ever made such visit as you ask
about.
One of the characteristics of the "dude"
has been overlooked by our contempora-
ries. 1t goes around town with tears in
its ewes because there are SO few people of
brains for it to associate with. What an
opportunity for tho muscular man with
loaded stocking!
The New York Sun. quoting from lec-
ture from J. II. Stanley on Gambling,
or How Gamblers Win," says that the per-
centage in favor of the faro bank is vari'
ousAy estimated at from three to ten per
cent, bu. under certain conditions is inf
nitely greater even in "square" game.
While crossing Main street yesterday
afternoon, going in the direction of Stow
ellis drug store, J. s. Whitton was struck
in the back by the pole of a buggy, which
was being rapidly driven down the street
by very careless driver. He made
lucky escape in not being knocked down
and seriously hurt.