Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-20
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from n Notebook Of the
Sentinel's Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook Of tn
sentinel's Reporter.
r. sadler~ returned from San Francisco
last night.
Base Range Council No. 2, I. o. G. F..
meets at 7:3O O'Clock this evening.
Trial jurors should be in attendance al
the District Court at 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
The Salt Lake Tribune says that travel
is beginning to set in TOWARD Wood River
at q lively rate.
A wanted to do general house
work and assist in the care Of children.
Apply at this Office.
For q nice moonlight drive and a giddy
whirl, attend Brother Smiths social dance
at Pinto this evening.
The Albion Office was yesterday removed
to the Eureka Con. Office, where the bust
ness of the former Office will be transacted.
The funeral of Dugald McNaughton
takes place at II o'clock this forenoon
from the undertaking rooms OF T. II.
HUI, on South Main street.
Persons desiring to attend the Pinto
dance this evening can engage vehicles at
the stables of w. II. Sweeney & Co., Tom
Trainor's and Smith & Doak's.
Joseph Bice, formerly foreman of the
Eureka Con. mine, arrived from San Fran
cisco last night. He will Immediately take
the foremanship Of the Albion mine.
The recent announcement of a shooting
scrape at Truckee, between Charles White
and George Hurst, turns out to be q ven
omous lie, concocted by a low-bred fellow.
DR.. Schneider started up his soda foun-
tain yesterday. He evidently thinks that
we are to nave no more cold weather.
However, his soda water is delicious, even
in cool weather.
1t was understood last night that Messrs.
| Mills, Ahern and T%redennick, attaching
creditors Of the Albion, were not will
ing to sign the agreement, a summary OF
which is given elsewhere.
The Paradise farmers are as busy as bees
blowing and seeding their lands. The
ground is in good condition, and they hope
by getting their crops in early to get an
average yield, even if water for irrigating
| purposes is scarce in the Summer.
A school teacher asserts that scholars
| who have access to a newspaper at home
outstrip those in their studies who do not
| see the paper, becoming better grammar
l0u5y dhu WkitO III bSoU w
sides learning geography and history
quicker.
The papers say a dangerous counterfeit
dollar has been put in circulation. 1t is q
good imitation of the genuine coin, and
gives a clear ring. 1t is covered with gen.
uine silver leaf, which defies detection by
means of acid, and its bogus character was
discovered by the abrasion of the silver
covering on the edge, exposing the bogus
metal.
District Judges shall be ineligible to
any office, other than a judicial Office, dur
ing the term for which they shall have
been elected; and all elections, or appoint
ments of any such Judges by the people,
Legislature or otherwise, during said pc
Rod, to any Office other than Judicial,
shall be void.-Constitution Of the State
of Nevada.
Henrietta D. Bastian has brought suit
in the District Court at Winnemucca
against the Betty O'Neal Mining Company
to recover S25, 900 for the loss of her hus-
band, killed by an explosion at the hoist
ing works last October. NJ. s. Bonniield
and Gen. r. M. Clarke are attorneys for
plaintiff, and CARRIER, Thornton and Bishop
for defendant.