Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-12
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook OF the
Sentinel's Reporter.


Candelaria will poll about ITS votes thii
Fall.
A Cleveland and Hendricks club is be-
| ing organized in Carson.
There are eight Republican hold-over
| State Senators and three Democrats.
The coinage at the Carson Mint during
| July was as follows: Double eagles, $40,
600; dollars, $4,000.
A Washington paper says: They are
| beginning to call tho wealthy csttlemen
out West '~bullionaires."
A great amount Of work Is now being
done on the Comstock in the way OF paint.
ing and repairing buildings.
Bodie Con. had over 500, 900 In the
treasury ON Aug. /. II looks as though
another so cent dividend would be paid.
Reyeille: Senator Jones intends visiting
ell his friends throughout the State during
the campaign and give them . good po-
liticsl talk.
Congressman Cassidy arrived home yes
terday, and took his friends by surprise
az HE name was not telegraphed with the
others on the passenger list.
biologists assert that il the con tent Is
and bottom Of the ocean were graded down
to q uniform level, the whole world would
be covered with water q mile deep.
During the past week, at several places
from Walker Lake south, tho thermometer
ranged from ITO to 1l2 degrees during
what they called the warm part Of the day.
NJ. B. Bartlett. J. T. Martin and w. s.
Msrsden, Past Chancellors, will represent
Beatihc Lodge No. z, X. OF p. at the meet
ing Of the Grand Lodge at Dayton. to-day.
At the Polaris mine, Columbia. Elko
county, the ledge in the face OF the drift
at the 100 level Is fully six feet In width.
and the entire body will average $50 TO the
ton.
The surface OF the Carson river Is so
covered with floating wood for miles above
Empire City that . duck can't get . drink
of water without danger Of having its
head pinched of.
james II. Haynes and W. j. Mccormick
have leased to P. Peterson d Co. the
Marguerite mine on Adams Hill. There
10 Q good prospect in the mine and the
~lessees are likely TO strike it rich.
The Eureka County Republican Central
Committee met Saturday evening and
named Saturday. Aug. 20. Is the day for
holding the primary election for delegates
TO the Carson State Convention, Sept. 4,
1884.
Johnny Robles was tried yesterday in
Justice Harmon's Court on the charge Of
stealing q watch and pistol from Q teamster
the 9Th OF last July. The jury agreed upon
q unanimous verdict OF guilty at once. and
His Honor will pass sentence on the pris-
oner at 10 O'Clock this morning.
@. W. Bryant, formerly OF the Carson
Mint, has Just boon elected President OF
Banning, q colony in which quite q mum.
Der OF Carson people are interested. and
situated below Riverside, on the Southern
Pacific Railroad. about so miles east OF
Cotton, Gal.
II was q pleasant spectacle and q re-
| minder Of former times 10 see p. N. Han
| sens 20-animsl team make up Main street.
Saturday. The IA mules and 9 horses
| were moving towards Newark Valley,
| whence they will return with coal for she
| Eureka Con. reduction works.
Helena IN. IT, Independent: Miss
| Alice Mau, sister OF Mrs. r. Il. Klein
| schmidt, arrived yesterday morning from
San Francisco. She will spend the Sum
| mer and Fall here and will then return
home In company with her sister, Miss
Otelia Mau, who has been visiting here for
several weeks past.
Officer Walsh, in carrying on the good
work OF STRENGTHENING. has required the
Cinnamon to put their back lots in order
| These have been in the dlthiest condition
The filling up Of 9 number OF uncovered
sump holes, and the digging OF Others 10
feet deep, TO replace them. has q whole
some and f%reshening effect on the sii
hsreabouts.
The "bookmakers" OF New York City,
those who study the political situation for
speculation, have the chances of Blaine
| and Cleveland figured down in the ratio OF
10 TO 100: That is. 500 on Cleveland
and $40 on Blaine. II . Democrat happens
on TO an even bet he feels ss though 1t ID
finding so much money.