Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-29
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from u Notebook Of the
Sentfnef's Rano~ta.

Scraps from the NOte.boOk of aha
S~entinei's Reporter.
Hon. M. 3. Sharpe Of Newark Valley is
visiting Eureka.
Senator Jack Logan is reported as being
No passengers arrived by the E.. & p.
train last night.
Ex-Supt. T. J. Read will leave here for
Butte City, M. T., about the 10th prox.
o. H. Grey and wife, Of Cherry Greek,
have been in town for a couple of days.
The S%hoshones are bringing in copsid.
cradle lots OF ducks, jackrabbits and other
game.
Smith q Moser, OF the Postofice book
store, have their new goods opened and
ready for sale.
Alvin Clute left this morning for San
Francisco, where he will 20 into business
for himself.
Eureka Con-. shares were yesterday
quoted in the San Francisco Stock Board
at 50 rs per share.
The total number Of negroes in the
United States is estimated at 5000, 900, or
o~ne-ninth OF the entire population.
Tommy Shaw, an old Bodie sport. now
OF Idaho, it Is said, won $50, 900 on the
election of Cleveland and Hendricks.
Ladies are now carrying the rage for
harmonious dressing even TO their note
paper, which must correspond with their
complexion and hair.
Tit Cleveland and Hendricks bar becue
at Elko Tuesday was a grand affair. There
were oxen roasted 20 hours over pits Of
GOAL, eloquence and a crash dance.
W. P. Steichelman and family leave here
for good in about q fortnight for San
Francisco. Mr.. Steichelman expects to 60
into business some place in the interior Of
California.
New York Mining Record: We regard
as suspicious for the future prosperity Of
the Eureka Con. Company that they have
secured the services Of Mr.. Robbins as
Superintendent.
William P. Sheffield, who has been ap-
pointed to fill the seat Of the late Mr..
Anthony for a few weeks in the United
States Senate, is Ga years old. and has
been 40 years q lawyer.
Elko county girls have remarkable we'll
developed and shapely feet. II is said to
be the result OF chasing calves around the
corrals barefooted and allowing the mud
to shoot up between their toes.
Monsignor Chapel will not leave this
country for three or four months. Before
his departure he will visit New Orleans,
San Francisco and the great Northwest
and the plains. He will then return to
England.
A stated communication Of Eureka
n III I'LL L. L-11
this evening at Z o'clock. when an cleo
ton OF officers for the ensuing year will
take place. A full attendance Of members
Is desired.
At a game OF whist the cards may be
distributed among the players in So, 644.-
737, 766, 4s9, 79l 1888. 237 ,440. 900 different
ways. Hence, II you happen to get one OF
the many poor hands in this count. don't
kick, but play it for all it's worth.
In Virginia City the dust is so bad in
the streets that many Of the leading mer-
chants are praying for rain. The same
here till last Saturday, when Officer
Walsh. having had Main street cleaned.
wet il down thoroughly. He used the by
drants for the purpose.
We were shown yesterday a specimen OF
horn silver ore Isl, 100 per tom from the
Rocky Point mine, Hoosac Tunnel, Eu-
reka District, owned by William Joannes
and NJ. Connery. The specimen will be
forwarded for exhibition al the Worlds
Fair, New Orleans.
A lad who lives by hunting brought in a
wagon load of jsckrabbits the other day
and glutted the market. The last he had
be could not dispose OF for 80 cents q
dozen. He happened to hit the meat
market at the wrong time. Shoemaker
cut in his trade by selling beef and NUT
ton at 5 cents a pound.