Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-19
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook of the
Sentfnel's RepOrter.

Scraps rom the Notebook ot the
Sentfners Reporter,
Jim Goats Ia in from Bald Mountain.
j. P. Edoff came in last night from the
west.
The Odd Fellows Lodges meet a. 7 O'Clock
this evening.
What has become Of curfew? We hear
1t no more.
Hon. Gabriel Cohn arrived last night
from San Francisco.
Luther Clarke is back in the Palace
quenching the thirsty, as of yore.
How human it is to gravitate towards
the winner ! See our Eastern dispatches,
BY q powerful current Of electricity Mr..
Edison kept his dying wife alive for two
hours.
Storms threaten, but our Indian Sum-
mer holds on-so does the powdered dirt
OF the streets.
Among the Nevada exhibits sent to New
Orleans were two beautiful specimens of
native sagebrush.
Mr.. Vanderbilt is not too proud to wear
yarn socks knit by his wife, nor is she too
proud to knit them.
OF the sum of S414, 900, 900 in the United
States Treasury. S214,0 900 is held to re-
deem gold aud silver certificates.
John Sparks, the cattle king, is in West
ern Nevada. His range has branded A.
600 calves this year and is not lone yet.
J.. R. Bradley, George Russell and J.. E.
Byrne. OF Elko, and Joe Scott, of Halleck,
have gone to st. Louis TO attend the stock
mems convention.
Mrs. Laura Taylor and Master Tom left
this morning for q visit to Mrs. Fast at
Palisade, and from thence will 20 East to
spend the Winter.
began business on a capital Of ST. $50. His
business in recent years is supposed to net
him about $12 600, 900 annually.
Knock me to pot
II this is not
The worst l ever see |
John A. Logan.
An encouraging feature in the raw cop
per trade is the prospect Of the metal, in
good time, entering largely into sheets for
roofing purposes. pipes for plumbing. etc.
The funeral of Thomas Brown, who was
killed by a cave in the Richmond mine last
Saturday, was largely attended by mem
bers OF the Miners Union yesterday after
noon.
The election and its results are fast
going out Of memory. Democrats and
Republicans are playing Blue Pete to-
gether again as though nothing had hap
pened.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Jones and Mrs. G..
K. McCulloch made q visit to Spring VAL
ley yesterday TO examine the Reeves 4
Berry mine and other valuable properties
Of the late G. K. McCullooh.
The eldest daughter Of DR.. Thomas, OF
Baltimore, one of the John Hopkins Trus.
tees, recently graduated from Zurich Uni
yersity with the highest honors in philos-
ophy ever earned by any student in the
past 200 years.
Grand Patriarch Henning, and Grand
| Master Williams, OF the l. o. o. f., ar
rived last night. They will deliver leo
lures to the Order here this evening, after
which they will be given a grand banquet
at the Jackson House Restaurant.
Washington Post: The friends Of Mr..
Cassidy, the Democratic Representative in
| Congress from Nevada, will greatly regret
tnht ne Is suppidutou ny q HopuoiiOeh'
| He Is a useful and much respected mem-
Der, whose place it will be hard to fill with
q better man.
Frank Hicks left on the train this morn
ing for his old home in Arkansas to visit
his mother and sister, whom he has not
seen nor heard from for eight years. He
anticipates q joyful meeting. After q few
days stay at his mothers home he will
join his brother, who lives in Texas, and
there look for business opportunities.
Jim Murry, who has a world of mining to
| do, aud can't accomplish it all alone, has
some good mines to lease in Secret Can
yon, and can be found on the ground.
Jim is about completing his. assessment
work. and when done, he will commence
breaking ore in the Scorpion mine, in Page
Canyon, where he has q good prospect for
taking out large quantities OF ore during
the Winter.