Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-25
rLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook of the
SentineI'S Reporter.

SenGlnclS UcpOEtCEs
Third Sunday in Lent.
Rev, C. B. Crawford has recovered from
his late illness.
The Nevada Legislature will adjourn
next Thursday night.
Senator Hammond's children have bott
got the scarlet fever, in Carson.
A slight accident occurred to one Of the
lady skaters at the Rink last night.
L. L. Robinson and Prentiss Selby ar.
rived last night from San Francisco.
Bulwer Mining Company yesterday de.
clared a dividend of ten cents per share.
The usual religious services will be held
in all the churches to-day except the Pres
byterian.
Ten tons of ore were sent from the
| Home Ticket mine to the Eureka Con fur
naces yesterday.
The Tuscarora s%aloon-keepers fire out
all the young boys that come about their
places. Correct.
There are only four more working days
left for the Nevada Legislature in which
to complete the business.
Mrs. George P. McConkey and W. N.
McGill arrived last evening from Hamil-
ton by private conveyance.
The numerous lawsuits that have been
commenced during the past three days has
been a godsend to the lawyers.
James White of Mineral Hill, who has
been visiting the Range for a couple Of
days left for home this morning.
r. D. Clark, Superintendent Of the
Geddes & Bertrand mine, left this morn
ing for a short visit to Virginia City.
The regular c%onvocatien of Eureka Com
mandery No. 2, Knights Templar,. will be
held tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. W. N. McGill and children Of
Ward arrived from San Francisco last
night, where they have been visiting for
Several weeks.
Thanks to Henry Bishop, Esq, for a copy
of the London Times. 1t comes, however,
from the Royal Hotel, Falmouth, Corn
wall, England.
1t will take a long time for the legis-
lative choppers" to explain the why's and
wherefor of their votes to the satisfaction
of their constituents.
F. W. Clute will arrive from San Fran
cisco this evening. His son will leave for
San Francisco tomorrow morning, n
remain absent about two weeks.
Thequestion is frequently asked whether
Governor Adams will sign the Assessors
bill, recently passed by the Legislature.
The response is unanimously, "No."
A meeting of Upton Post, Grand Army
of the Republic, will be held this evening.
The comrades should remember that the
roll is called at Z O'Clock, sharp, town time.
There was music at the Rink last night
n ~ 4 n ~akkr ..~o rNrpI &c okofarc Tho
ice was in excellent condition, and the
folks had lots of frozen fun. The Rink
will be open to-day as usual.
The Sheriff and County Clerk, and their
deputies, have been kept exceedingly busy
during the week in making out and serv,
ing attachment notices. They will all
earn their salaries this month.
The ball to be given at the Willow
Ranch on the Sd of March has been post
poned until the following Saturday, for
the reason that the improvements being
made to the building cannot be completed
in time.
There will be divine services in the
Episcopal Church at II o'clock this morn
ing, and Sunday school at l O'Clock P. NJ.
Nc service in the evening. After to-day
the regular services, both week days and
Sunday, will be as heretofore.
Nothing new was developed in the AL
bion situation yesterday. Everybody is
naturally on tiptoe of expectation to see
what the President of the company will do
on Monday. Opinion is about equally
divided as to the object of his visit.
M. Levy. of the dry goods firm of Morris
e. Levy in Virginia City and this place, is
on a visit here to his brother. He will re-
main two or three days, and then return
to Virginia City. He says the people Of
Virginia still have great confidence in the
old Comstook.
The general impression prevails here
that all railroad legislation is at an end for
this session of the Legislature, and that
fares and freights will remain the same as
heretofore, and that this %pretentious body
has accomplished nothing that will be
beneficial to the people.
Rev. George W. James will preach this
morning at II o'clock. Subject from a
slip of paper left on a seat in the church a
few weeks ago. In the evening at Z
o'clock on ga Nations Halt to Consider
the Past" All are invited. Hymn books
provided, and all seats free. Good singing.