Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-04
FLUE DUST.
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scntinel's Reporter.
Asa Green has resigned his position o
Deputy Constable.
The thermometer registered 81 degrees
in the shade yesterday.
Kentuck Yesterday declared q dividend
OF 10 cents, and Standard rs cents.
The Union Guard Band discoursed fin,
music in several Of our saloons last night
Jennie Atwood Of the Second Grammar
Department spelled down the entire clasl
on Friday.
The Marker Proclamation" bill wa,
killed in the Assembly on the last day Of
the session.
After his return home last night State
Senator Foley was serenaded by the Union
Guard Band.
The county officers collections for feet
and licenses for the month of February
amounted to $2,89 50.
1t will require q warm south wind to
remove the ice mounds that remain on the
north side of buildings.
The Legislature passed a bill requiring
the Board OF County Commissioner To
advertise all the bills that they allow.
An unusually large freight list arrived
last night from Palisade. The merchants
are commencing to get in their Spring
stocks.
A Western exchange says the wind up
| Of the Nevada Legislature was tame, and a
general feeling of dizziness pervaded the
chamber.
An exchange says "there is q prospect
Of an extra session of the Legislature" Is
it possible that another such inf1iction can
come upon us?
The opinion prevails in Carson that
| Gov. Adams will approve the bill extend
ing the term Of the present Assessors
Office two years.
There will be divine services at the
Episcopal Church to-day at II A. NJ. and 7
P. NJ. Sunday School at 1 P. M. Seats
free. Rev. G. B. Crawford, rector.
There is only one Hoar in Congress.
He is in the Senate. The fellow who
tackled Page in the House and styled him
a gambler and cutthroat" is named Horr.
An employe of the Ruby Hill Railroad,
| named Story, while endeavoring to couple
. car at the Richmond mine yesterday
| afternoon, had one of his hands badly
mashed.
Two little girls were comparing progress
in catechism study. II have got.to orig
got" ooh, I'm beyond redemption"
said the other.
"Intense churchwomen" now dress Sc
verely in black because of Lent, and carry
a small cross tied to their wrist by a black
ribbon. 1t is wretched when fashion and
religion are allied.
The bills to abolish the police and Fire
Department of the town government Of
Eureka, making them supportable as a
county charge, passed the Senate, but were
defeated in the House.
By decision Of the Supreme Court,
Storey County now enjoys the luxury Of
only three County Commissioners instead
of five, two Of the three chosen in the last
election being declared out.
The annual meeting of the Eureka Tun-
mel and Mining Company, for the election
of o Board of Trustees for the ensuing
year, will take place tomorrow afternoon
at 4 O'Clock, at the Office Of the company,
White Pine County Bank.
Some of the Carson papers seem to have
changed front in regard to The Assessors
bill. At first they were all opposed to it,
now they appear to think it a good meas
ure. Black Wallace must have been
around ''jammins" them Of late.
The congealer at the Rink got out Of
order yesterday, and the ice was not as
good last night as heretofore. Neverthe-
less a pretty large crowd Of skaters were
in attendance, who appeared to enjoy the
sport as though it was midwinter.
Indiscriminate kissing between ladies
where even q moderate friendship exists is
distasteful. One lady we know has such
an aversion to it that she kept an imaginary
abrasion of her lips, for which she apollo
giZed on entering a room where her
friends were, and found it had the desired
effect.
The Legislature that died the other day
at Carson seemed to have County Commits.
sioners very much in mind. 1t enacted
q law requiring them to publish the list OF
delinquent taxpayers. This law and the
law requiring them to advertise all bills
they allow indicate that the legislators
think the County Commissioners should
take the people into their confidence en-
tirely.
Ben. Bergman, a tributer in the Eureka
Don. mine, while putting in a shute yes
terday afternoon, was caved upon. TIT
accident occurred in the afternoon, and as
he did not return home to supper his
brother went to the mine aud found him
there alone, partly covered with dirt, and
in a condition that he could not extricate
himself. He was got out about 6 O'Clock.
He was considerably bruised, but not
seriously hurt.