Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-15
rLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook of tht
Sentinel's Reporter.


The California Legislature adjourned OF
Tuesday night.
Last night was the q~uietest known in
Eureka for a long time.
Mob Hill Hose Company will hold 9
meeting tomorrow evening.
Eureka Lodge No. %, I. o. o. F., meets
at 7:30 O'Clock this evening.
Governor Adams has been quite under
the weather for a few days past.
A. w. Fiske, q Tuscarora lawyer, died
suddenly at Elko on Tuesday last.
Lots Of miners are taking advantage Of
the fine weather to prospect in tho hills.
The Grand Jury's report stirred up con-
siderable i'll feeling about tow yesterday.
Patrick Egan, former Treasurer of the
Land League, arrived in New York yester-
day.
We don't know of q man in town who
would refuse to take 5000 II 1t was offered
him.
Andrew J. Marsh, the we'll known short
hand reporter, died in San Francisco last
Friday.
General Hagerman of Reno. who has
been sorely afflicted Of late, is improving,
but slowly.
Albion shares sold in yesterday after
Moons Board at Is cents, and Eureka Tun-
mel at 81 10.
In the District Court yesterday Thomas
Rose for $500.
Governor Adams has vetoed Assembly
Bill No. 136-the Colorado River Com
mission scheme.
Helena, Montana, has . Chinawoman
who rum q vegetable ranch, and her name
is Emma johnson.
We are informed that the Red Riding
Hood performance on Ruby Hill last
evening was we'll attended.
The Goddess of Liberty is about the
only American woman who isn't looking
forward to a new Spring bonnet.
A suitable reward is offered for the re-
turn Of a Mark Moore mare. For particu-
lars see advertisement in another column.
The night preceding the FIRE in which
Piper's Opera House was destroyed there
was a grand masquerade ball in the build
ing.
Fifteen persons left by yesterday morn
ing's E. & P. train. This is the largest exo-
dus from Eureka in one day for a long
time.
II won't be whipped by any mar except
my husband" said a Boston woman
and she shot the fellow that was breaking
the rule.
Thomas Trainor yesterday sold his half
interest in the Eureka Foundry to FL. a.
Conklin, who will hereafter run the entire
establishment.
The editor of the Carson Tribune calls
his brother quill of the Index a ''spla-
footed pauper," ga black-hearted liar and
q pOltroon." Whew
A number Of boys crawled under the
Rink canvas last night and INDUCED in an
hours skate. The ice on the north side is
still in fair condition.
Miners out of employment can now find
plenty of good mines to lease, from which
they would probably make as much as by
working for days pay.
There are about ten teams engaged in
hauling low grade ore from the Day mine
to the ~Buliionville furnace. The ore ship
ped averages about $26.
The word "dude" is a recent New York
coinage. and is applied to a branch Of the
''masher" family, who toll not, but dress
a%gonizingly and smoke cigarettes.
The Eastern people are beginning to
tire OF the Chinese. The New York Sun
says: SIT is becoming apparent that our
Legislature must look sharply at Chinese
ways here"
The beauties Of having any relations
whatever with Cinnamon are shown by
the trouble they are causing in Georgia.
A very interesting dispatch on the subject
this morning.
George Thacher Of San Francisco, and
one of EHreka's pioneer business men,
dropped in or US yesterday. He has just
returned from a business trip in the east
ern part of the State.
CARRIER. Robbins, Barlow, Clark, Rives
and Murphy struck out this morning on q
hunting trip, to be gone a couple Of days.
They are hunters from the nobs. and this
sanctum does not expect to be forgotten
when they return.