Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-13
rLuE DUST.
Scraps from I'M Notebook Of the
SemtineI's Reporter.


John L. CHM will start up the Homer
Index in a short time.
Senator Fair left Washington on Satur,
day for the Pacific Coast.
Hon. George W. Cassidy is expected
home about the goth inst.
A~ttorney-G General Davenport's family
have Joined him at the Capital.
The total Of dividends paid by the Rich.
mond up to Feb. 7 is So, 900, 500.
Base Range Council No. Q, I. o. G. F.,
meets at 1880 o'clock this evening.
Mrs. W. P. Steichelman and children
leave Saturday next for a visit East.
Gen. P. E. Conner left this morning for
a two weeks visit in San Francisco.
Virgins is a fraud, as far as this portion
of the great American plateau is concerned.
A. P. Hodgdon was yesterday released
from custody by giving bail in the sum Of
5000.
came q law without the Governors sigma
ture.
State vs.. Gallagher. tried in the District
Court yesterday, the defendant was &C.
quilted.
The law requiring Commissioners to
| give bonds affects Storey and Eureka Coun-
ties only.
A furnished room in q private family is
wanted. For particulars apply at Steler's
jewelry store.
During the illness Of Deputy County
Clerk Laird, Ed. D.. Vanderlieth will sub
stitute for him.
The Hebrew feast of Purim will COM
mence on the 23d inst, and will continue
for three days.
Assemblyman Melarkey, author Of the
Melarkey bill, is seriously i'll at his home
in Winnemucca.
The Appeal says that the "tiger" at the
Ormsby House, run by Joe Stewart, has
lost IS, 1000 and collapsed.
Suggestion from a lady friend: A
man should not be judged by his size,
but by the fire that's in him.
Sheriff Sweeney will sell a general
clearinghouse outfit next Saturday. This
will be a rare chance for bargains.
The White Pine News says it is folly to
abandon the Star mine, as the property is
looking better now than for years.
The box factory at Carson is furnishing,
and now comes a broom factory at Elko,
which promises to be a paying business.
C. L. Broy yesterday commenced suit
in the District Court against the Secret
Canyon Tunnel Il Mining Company for
S4,793 II.
Tho Grand Jury held a meeting yester-
day and adjourned to 8 o'clock this after
moor, when they will probably make their
final report.
George T. Marye Jr., President Of the
San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board,
has been appointed a Regent of the State
University.
"Pa, is it right to call a man born in
Poland a Pole?" ..Of course, my child"
.Well, then, if a man is born in Holland,
is he hole?"
The total indebtedness of the Eureka
Tunnel Company to its miners up to the
first of the present mon vas between
81 900 aud 81, 700.
During the absence Of the proprietor Of
the Ruby Hill Mining News in California.
G. NJ. Fassett will run the institution. 1t
could not have fallen into better hands.
A grip hook, used probably in moving
baled hay (this is purely speculative), was
picked up and left at this office to be
called for. The owner may call and take
it in.
Owing to the miners' holiday on Ruby
Hill and Prospect Mountain yesterday, a
large number of them came down in the
afternoon and made our town look quite
lively.
Fred. Hinckley, Register Of the Eureka
Land Office, who has been laid up for the
past eight weeks with q broken leg, was
permitted or Sunday to hobble about his
room.
Mike Wbalen and Mrs. g. Harris, the
deluded woman who left Tuscarora with
him, have gone to Mormondom. This is
the old hen who left four children behind
her.
All the Montello car robbers deny the
story that Ross killed one Of their number.
Hawley started the story at Elko to fool
the officers, who bothered him more than
he liked.
Now that the days are ~lengthening aud
we have nearly twelve hours Of clear day
light, why not have o standard Of time
adopted instead Of the every-mine-on-its-
own-hook system2
Tom Fitch. the silver-tongued, Is in
New York. He says that q man who now
tries to put mining stocks upon the New
~ q 4b toSASa oP0a 90 49, y
than q three-card monte sharp.
The Butte Miner says that an unusual
number OF capitalists are in the city, look
ing for mining investments. Halt a mill
ion dollars can change hands in the month
Of March if holders Of mining property
are reasonable in their demands.
A correspondent writes ne from Ward.
saying that we were misinformed in stat
ing a few days ago that the Martin White
Company had closed down their mill for
the want OF ore. He states that 1t Is rum
ming right along and making bullion. 1t
gives us pleasure to make the above cor
rection.
Chris. Malatests returned last evening
from q two days hunt. He had poor
luck, and only succeeded in bsgging one
duck ~. The boys at the Empire, who
had been dieting themselves for 48 hours,
In the expectancy Of a game feed, were not
in . very amiable mood when the result Of
the hunt became known.
The cloudless skies which have made
the present IN exceptionally pleasant
month we're threatened with 3 change
Yesterday, but beyond 9 little squall the
day may be classed with Its predecessors
since the 1st. Last night was just too
lovely for anything" and the young moon
swung in the western heavens as bright as
a crescent Of diamonds. This is the kind Of
| climate to brag of. Thirteen days Of
| CONTINUED sunshine and zephyr breezss
The Scarlet Fever.
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