Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-25
Fl.UE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook OF tht
Sentinci's Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook OF tht
Sentinci's Reporter.
The Tuscarora papers say that no miners
are wanted at that place.
Fl. Brisacher left yesterday morning fol
his Salt Lake City home.
G. J. Lansing, Esq, returned last night
from professional visit to Austin.
Green peas and new potatoes are re.
ported in the San Francisco markets.
Eureka Lodge No. %, I. o. o. F., meets
at its Hall this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Main street looked lively yesterday,
owing to largo number of miners being
in town.
| The Union Guard Band played some fine
music in front Of the Opera House last
evening.
The dvertisement of Leavitt's All-Star
Speciality Company appears in our adver-
tising columns this morning.
H. X. Mitchell, Esq, yesterday received
a large consignment Of law books, which
will be added to his present library
The new machinery at the LOGAN shaft
ia working very satisfactory, and pumps
lots Of water into the Richmond Company 8
| mine.
The Spring-like weather Of yesterday
was not benficial to the ice at tho Rink,
and the red light was not displayed last
| night.
| The Phoebe Record says that love-mak-
| ing on skates ia attended with more or less
| danger. Our rinkites will please make a
note of this.
| Two letters addressed to Miss Minnie
Page, 1888 Summit Avenue, corner of
| Congress street, are held at the Postoflice
| for better direction.
N. s. Trowbridge and family arrived
| from Tybo yesterday afternoon. They left
for San Francisco this morning, where
they will spend the Winter.
The prospect that the British Mill and
Mining Company's mill at Pinto will start
up this Spring to crush ores from the Sill
verado mines is very gratifying.
The Reflex says A gold nugget, valued
| at over ST 200, was found in Osceola last
| week by Frank Millick. About S35 in fine
| gold was found underneath the nugget.
Cyrus Horn, of this place, who has been
overhauling the books of White Pine
County for the past three weeks, was
attacked with pneumonia last Monday, but
was improving at last accounts.
Marion Farrell has resigned the position
OF night watchman in the southern part
of the town. Mr.. Farrell was very eff
cient officer, and the people of that locality
will regret to learn of his resignation.
The Phoebe Record says Comet District
is attracting considerable attention among
prospectors. Some very rich groupings
are being brought to town. All who have
seen the new discovery speak well Of it.
A number Of the taxpayers of Lincoln
County had heated discussion few days
since as to the best method to be adopted
in regard to their county Indebtedness.
The Grand Jury passed resolution in
regard to it.
In footing up the expenditures that he
the Albion mine, about five years ago, up
to January l, 1888. Col. E. N. Robinson
found yesterday the total amount to be
S653, 1903 26.
The Virginia Chronicle says two tramps
were arrested at that place. They gave
their names as Mike Hurley and John
Frouchard. They say they came from
Eureka. We guess not; there are no
tramps in Eureka.
N. S. Trowbridge informs US that the
late run made by the Tybo mill was sue
cess, and that it will be started up again
early in the Spring. He says there is lit
tie mining being done at Tybo this Winter,
but looks for prosperous times there in
three or four months.