Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-20
FLUE DUST.
scraps from "a Notebook of ,he
Sentinel's Reporter.

scraps from she Notebook of ,he
S~entineI's Reporter.
Queer day yesterday goldfish and
showery.
There are s1Ss, $40 AZ in clean coin in
the State Treasury.
The Democrats Of Wsshoe county hold
their primary election next Saturday.
The road up New York Canyon is badly
cut up, and teaming over 1t is rough.
Knights of Pythias meet for drill at the
skating rink this evening at s O'Clock.
ALI the teams here are at work baul;no
down ore from q thousand more or less]
hills. ~
Grizzly bears are killing cattle by the
Wholesale In Sprague River Valley, South
ern Oregon.
A wild turkey, alleged to have dressed
Az pounds, was recently killed in Arizona.
Eek. Big lie.
John F. Garrette has disposed of his
private residence on Mob Hill and furni-
ture to P. H. HUI.
All Of the literary women Of America
write poetry, but not that proportion of
them spank babies.
Some of the ore shipped from the Al
toona yesterday by Moline Il Frazer as
sayed 5000 in gold.
A night or two ago Alec Aguayo made a
run OF 236 in a four-ball billiard game.
Pretty good for an amateur.
The fashionable color in Eureka now ia
brown carbonate. 1t Is a nice shade and
gives a healthy look to the wearer.
day with an eight-horse load OF ore from
the Scorpion mine, Secret Canyon.
The report that Capt. Matt Canavan is
going to be appointed Superintendent Of
the Yellow Jacket mine is contrsdicted.
II there is any one thing more con-
trary than an obstinate woman, it is q
r~ight-handed lock ON q left-handed door.
Brother Maddrill says a bicycle is a bet
ter thing to straddle than . fence is. Won.
der If he ever tried a bicycle to find out.
The Kentuck Mining Company Hon.
O. @. Stevenson) has declared q dividend
Of 10 cents, payable yesterday. This is
dividend No. 46.
The Grand Lodge, A. o. q. W., of the
jurisdiction OF Nevada, meets at Salt Lake
City to-day. We believe the Eureka Lodge
sends no delegate.
An old subscriber being handed his pa
per, right from the press. asked why the
paper was 30 damp. The editor said he
didn't know unless 1t was so much due
on il.
AT q meeting of Rescue Hose Company,
held last night, it was resolved to turn
out in full uniform on Memorial Day, in
response TO the invitation Of the Grand
Army.
The Grand Encampment, I. o. o. F.. of
Nevada, will meet at Austin on the first
Monday in June, and the Grand Lodge, 1.
o. o. F.. at the same place on the first
Tuesday in June.
George Tassell has received a letter from
a miner friend at Cooke City, Montana.
who says it is a good country up there. A
mine in that neighborhood was sold the
other day for 500, 900.
These occasional showers we are having,
added to the SHOWS OF the recent season,
will make the best grass this Summer that
the white man has ever known in Nevada.
And yet we are not happy.
A vote on presidential choice" in the
STOREY County Democratic Central Com
mittee resulted as follows: Tilden, IS;
Ben Butler. s; Bayard, 1. The Chairman
and Secretary both voted for old Ben.
The rumored Central Pacific change of
time table will, II put in effect. bring the
west-bound train TO Palisade over six hours
earlier than now. Supt. Gilman of the E..
& p. has not heard anything of the change
except rumor.
Washoe county will produce enough
honey this Summer TO supply the home
market and have q few tons to export.
Nothing to hinder Eureka from doing the
same. The fumes from the furnaces are
not injurious to bees at present.