Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-27
rLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of the
SentineI's Reporter.

S%entineI's Reporter.
The Salt Lakers are crying out for free
delivery Of the mail.
A. W.. Campbell is just in receipt of
fine article of seed wheat.
John Piper has had Cooper's Hall pre-.
pared for theatrical performances.
Maher 4 Manion are in receipt of an
extensive assor tment OF new dry goods.
The water struck on the Gould & Curry
$500 level is hot-160 degrees Fahrenheit.
The old Board of Vestrymen of the
Episcopal Church was re elected yesterday.
The weather yesterday was cold and
blustry, with strong indications for a
storm.
For nice, clean, comfortable rooms and
beds drop in at Mrs. Quaid's San Francisco
Lodging House.
Seats for the Pop performance next
Monday evening at the Opera House are
being rapidly secured.
Spiritualistic seances are all the rage
now in Carson, there being a medium in
about every other house.
Many of the citizens Of Hawthorne are
fearful that business will be overdone there
this Spring and Summer.
The Carson Tribune says the tulo grow
ing around Washoe Lake is going to be
manufactured into paper.
In a recent lecture on %'luxury," Prof.
Blackie pronounced the modern dinner
ga magnificent spread of animalism."
A war OF words took place at the Jack
son House last night between two resident
gentlemen prominent in mining. No blood.
sIt is the little bits ov things that fret
and worry u.s." says Josh Billings; 1--WE
kan dodge an elephant, but we kant a
fly"
Harris, has been taken Town with scarlet
fever. His brother Mamie has nearly
recovered from the disease.
A spiritual seance was held last night at
Mrs. Ford's, at which there were great
goings on, a number of our prominent
citizens, ladies and gentlemen, being pres
emit.
The curfew is still rung at many towns
in England. 1t would be good to have the
curfew rung in Eureka for the benefit of
boys that should be in bed rather than on
the streets.
The case of Franz O.. M%atheuessen and
Lebbers B. Wood VS.. Joseph T. Williams
Homestead entry at Hot Creek, Nye Coz,
is on hearing in the United States Land
Office before Register Fred. H. Hinckley.
The Empire is in mourning for "Shorty,"
Charley Graham's Scotch terrier. If you
see a full-blooded mass OF hair OF the
above breed going around loose sack him
and return him to his disconaolate master.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Jones
Of this division yesterday received copies
of notices of the new tariff of Internal
Revenue taxes, which may be seen at the
Postoffice. The special attention Of tax
payers is called thereto.
At q meeting of the Ruby Hill Tunnel
& Mining Company, held at their Office
last evening, the following Trustees were
elected for the ensuing year: II. K.
Mitchell, James Kyle, M. Walsh, John
Heubner and Joseph Tognini.
The Virginia Chronicle, in speaking of
the many ex-Nevada legislators who are
in search Of appointments, says: "Mr.
Gage did think of putting on the whole
gang as street-car conductors, but the
company has not sufficient confidence in
the bell punch in present use."
A petition was circulated in town yester-
day, and freely signed, asking that DR..
Dawson be not removed from the Superin-
teAueuCy " tho 1usduo <hstIiiul, III Which,
situation he has given satisfaction, with
out allowing him first a full hearing of the
charges preferred against him and an op-
p%ortunity to disprove them.
Frank Drake, formerly assistant smelter
at the Albion works, is in receipto of a letter
from Messrs. Cady and Stanton, formerly
of the Jackson mine, but who are now
located three miles from Fairview, New
Mexico. They have made one or two
small sales of mines and did we'll. Can
field is now Superintendent Of a mine, and
Cady is prospecting.
DR.. Reklam, in a recent number Of the
Gesundheit, says that the headache, rest
lessness, etc., which are sometimes caused
by keeping flowers in bedrooms, do not
result from any special properties Of the
flowers themselves, but from the continued
strain brought to bear upon the olfactory
nerves. This is doubtless q valuable bit
OF information from a scientific point Of
view, but we fear that we shall not breathe
any easier for it.