Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-21
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook of the
HeutfneI's Reporter.

SentfneBs kepOrteF.
The hearing OF the divorce suit of Anna
vs.. Henry Clay Fenstermaker has been
postponed to April 2S.
George Lee and Dan Bowden nave been
| sent to the State Prison from Humboldt
| county for cattle stealing.
Handball billiard playing is considerably
practiced in New York City, but such a
game is rarely seen in the smaller cities.
A scientist of Texas. who has seen the
| big meteor that has been dug up in Los
| Angeles, describes it as "about the size Of
q trunk"
John Murphy's famous %trotter, Judge
Fullerton, (2:18) was to be rallied off last
| Saturday at the Hoffman House, New
York City.
In the District Court yesterday Marco
| Del Barba was sentenced to five years in
the State Prison for the burglary of Otto
Boetzel's house.
The Sheriff of Washoe caught Lycurgus
Orr, a murderer, trying to escape from
Martinez, Cal. The prisoner will be re-
stored on requisition.
James o. Doyle, formerly Of Hamilton,
has gone to the Geddes & Bertrand at
Secret Canyon to fill a position in the store
there with Harvey Carpenter.
An unsuccessful Indian practitioner.
medicine man." was hacked to death the
other day by his people and his body
pitched down a shaft near Austin.
Enterprise: Wild flowers are beginning
to bud and bloom in the sheltered ravines
down in Flowery District. That section
still keeps up its ancient reputation.
Joe O'Neil, indicted for cattle stealing
and for whose capture ST. 900 was offered
by the Sheriff Of Humboldt count has
been arrested in Owyhee county. Idaho.
A billiard expert says that Jacob Schaefer
has improved rs per cent in his play dur
ing his visit to France. He showed this
in his games with Vignaux after the match
contests.
A gentleman remarked that he did not
| think there were so many people in Eu-
reka as congregated at the Postofice this
afternoon or the arrival Of tho mail from
Pslisade.
Nevada prospector, and a '49er, well-known
al over the Pacific Coast, committed sui
eide by taking morphine in Salt Lake City
last Sunday.
Tuscarora Times: There is talk of still
duOLuoE pdpeT III ntuO. luoI0 arc Only
four there now, and certainly some one
ought to he found who will supply the
"long felt want"
Beatifo Lodge No. z, knights of Pythiss,
| will work in the ranks of Esquire and
knight at their convention this evening,
commencing a 1880 o'clock. full attend
ance is requested.
''The champion bruiser knocks out a
| California cur" is the way the Boston Post
headed its telegraphic account of the Me-
chanics' Pavilion farce. Other Eastern
journals are equally complimentary.
Capt. fuller is reported as having a six
foot body Of $3.50 ore in the Paul Pry mine,
and as saying that he will ship in the next
80 days a bar of bullion worth $40, 900. If
the Captain is correctly reported, and we
believe he is, the Paul Pry lie a little
" daisy"
Indian Commissioner Price has sban-
doned the idea Of removing the Indians at
the Shoshone Agency in Elko county to
Fort Hall, idaho. The Indians do not
wish to go. The reds have got stuck sitter
Assistant Agent Henderson, lately of Eu-
reka, and swear they will not desert him.
Frank Abadie, an old time Base Ranger,
is preparing to fit up the place recently
occupied by the Eggleston Brothers as a
furniture store, as q Wholesale and retail
liquor establishment. He is q chief in the
business and is fixing himself to take in
the promised boom. 1t will be according
10 the eternal fitness Of things to see
Abadie and the camp rise together again.