Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-07
FLUE DUST,
Scraps from tte Notebook Of the
S~entiuel's Reporter.


John Tore returned yesterday from the
Republican Convention at Carson.
Adolph Sutro and daughter have re-
turned to New York from Europe.
There will be no train from Eureka TO-
day. 1t leaves at 2 A. M. tomorrow, See
notice.
Master Joe Davidson returned home
yesterday from a months vacation in Cali
fornia.
Recollect that the railroad train for Pail
SADIE leaves the depot at 2 O'Clock to. m
row morning.
There will be vesper service Of song in
the Presbyterian church at 1880 O'Clock
this evening.
For a choice article Of fruit, for preserv.
ing, at greatly reduced prices, 90 and in
terview Berg.
Ben Buffers yearly earnings amount to
$lOO, 900. These. however, are nothing to
his yearly %yearnings.
According to the Ogden Pilot four
queens aud a Colts revolver beats four
aces in Ogden poker games.
Col. Joe Grandelmeyer came in from
Hamilton last night. He confirms the
fiattering reports from that camp.
John Steele is in from the Diagonal
mine, Pinto District. with q load of ore
which goes to the Richmond works.
Rev. Mr.. Woods having returned from
his summer vacation, services will be held
in his church this morning and evening.
A load Of sctretions, from the old Madi-
son furnace at White Pine, was delivered
a. Tho E,raEa Gonan1slota J ,wnrLa nata.
day.
Frank Neuss, who was so badly scalded
at Carson, is having a severe time Of it
The burned surface is supursting and be
is quite weak.
Hi Johnston boasts Of having a nugget
OF gold weighing II pennyweights, that
came in its native state from the Silver
Conner mine.
Mrs. John Steele will come in from
Silverado to-day, and remain in town for
the benefit of her health, which has not
been good lately.
There is but one male teacher in the
public schools at Virginia City and that is
the principal. 1t is the same with the
Carson schools. Same here.
At its meeting Friday night, Beati6c
Lodge, No. 7, X. OF p, elected James Will
son Prelate, in lieu Of W. J. Mccormick,
who, being permanently absent, resigned
The high wind yesterday afternoon
caused Major General Brigadier Hubbard
to haul in the Republican banner across
Main street. 1t could not stand the stress
Of the weather.
Hiddenite 10 the name Of q new gem
lately discovered at Stony Point, North
Carolina. 1t is a variety Of the mineral
spodumene. and in composition is a ~silicste
Of alumnia and lithis.
An old doctor once said that people who
we're prompt in their payments always re-
covered from their sickness, as they we're
good customers and physicians could not
afford to lose them.
The regular monthly meeting of Rich
mond Hose Company No. 8 will be held at
their hose house on Monday evening Sep
TENDER s, 1884, at 1880 P. NJ. All members
are requested to be present.
Hon. @. s. Varisn and family left Reno
last Sunday morning for their home in
Salt Lake City. Mr.. Varisn will return in
| November and wind up his legal business,
when he will leave the State for good.
Ed Looney and John McDermott are in
from the Silverstone mine, Pinto District,
with a small lot OF ore which will be
worked at the Richmond furnaces as a
sample test. They report that the mine
continues TO improve.
Supreme Chancellor John Van Valken-
burg, of the Order of Knights Of Pythias,
will visit the Pacific Coast during the
month Of April next. The Knights OF Ne
vada are now arranging to give him a
proper reception.
Enterprise: Marco Medin, an old-timer
on the Comstock, has sold his interest in
the saloon at the corner Of G aud Union
streets, and will go out to Hamilton,
White Pine county, where he possesses a
considerable amount Of property and valu-
able mining interests. Mr.. Medin came
TO this city when the Comstock was very
young.
Conductor Hsvenor, with his family,
and Mrs. j. l.. Blethen aud family, will
form a patry to visit the Great Exposition
at New Orleans. Mr.. Havenor, it will be
remembered, is the principal agent for
this State in gathering and forwarding the
| mineral specimens which are to be exhib-
tied there. His own splendid cabinet will
be forwarded in connection with the Ne
vada exhibits.