Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-16
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook os the
Sentfnel's Reporter,

. s.Ss 1seAA tAAo ON0uluks
For your holiday outfit, interview Berg,
His stock Of eatables is immense.
From all accounts, there will be a rush
to the Stafford mines in the Spring.
The State University at Elko has lust
come into possession OF q new organ.
All our stores seem we'll crowded with
persons making their holiday purchases.
Hon. M. D. Foley returned last night
from q business visit at Salt Lake City.
ALI Harris q Co. opened their new dry
goods and gents furnishing store yester-
day.
Boston is believed to have more music
teachers than any other city in the United
States.
The Ruby Hill Tunnel has been looking
well for some time past, and is still i'm.
proving.
Martin Piantoni is in town attending to
the sampling Of some ore at the Richmon d
furnaces.
The prospects for ore in the Richmond
mine have not been 80 good for two years
as at present.
The old tributers in the Bald Eagle
mine have quit, and new men have taken
their places.
Several tributers are working in the
Lord Byron mine, some of whom are max
ing big wages.
Tom Jenkins and his boys are pegging
away in the Eureka Tunnel with good
prospects ahead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Winzell will go to
San Francisco in q few days, where they
will probably spend the Winter.
A new contract has been let by 81. K.
Mitchell, Esq, to sink q shaft on the Lit
tie Minna mine, Secret Canyon.
Mrs. W. s. Mcclellan. accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Efiie, returned last
night from an extended visit East.
Hiram johnson and W. H. Stowell,
Trustees elect, visited some of the depart
ments Of the public school yesterday.
Letters to the San Francisco newspapers
complain that the missionaries in Alaska
are. in many instances, unprincipled sdven-
turers.
Col. Perry is in bed again with his old
companion, the rheumatism. His COM
panion doesn't say anything, but the COL
onel does.
The Alta must have done we'll to turn
San Francisco upside down. Its story
teller, also. must be very ingenious and
original fellow.
Senator ]. P. Jones has announced his
intention of returning to Santa Monica,
CAL, with a view Of making extensive i'm
provements there.
James B. Orr, who came in Saturday
night on the White Pine stage. said it was
reported that snow had fallen to the depth
OF Q foot at Phoebe.
II is understood that the difficulties be-
tween the Red Bird and Pioneer Com
psnies have been settled by q division Of
the disputed ground.
Hon. John Godfrey left this morning
for San Francisco, where he will spend q
few days, and then return to Carson to at
tend to his legislative duties.
Notice is again called to "For Sale
Cheap" A number OF valuable house
hold articles remain on hand aud will be
sold IS advertised-cheap.
Sol Triples condition was hopeful last
night; but q day or two yet, the doctor
says, will be required to tell to what ex-
tent his eyesight will be affected.
The Common Council OF Bronson. Mich,
posts in 10 public places the names of men
TO whom, in consequence OF their habitusl
drunkenness, rum is not to be sold.
Lieut.. Greedy says that OF his 10 men
who persisted, all but one were smoking,
and that one was the last to die. The z
survivors were non-smoking men.
A. G. Sharp. Chief Inspector OF Postofi-
ces Of the United States, on a general in
specting tour OF the different divisions, is
at the Palace Hotel. San Francisco.
Texas has now about 6 ,617 ,524 cattle. &C.
cording to Assessors returns, valued at
over $8f, 900, 600. The increase in num-
Der this year has been over 500, 900. worth
50, 500, 600.
William T. Adams, the "Oliver Optic" Of
juvenile literature, is an amature mechanic,
and has in his residence, at Dorchester,
Mass, q workshop in which he spends an
hour or two every day.
George Lewis and Charley vsnini, who
have o lease on the Union mine. Prospect
Mountain, have sunk 25 feet on the ore
lately discovered by them, and at that
depth the vein 10 three feet thick, OF good
quality, and looks very promising for .
bonanza.
There was Q wrestling match In Ham
lltOu 5AbuEuby ulSut UotwOoh "ho oAs
pion OF Phoebe mot named) and Arthur
Matthewson, the best three out OF I've,
catch- s.catch-can. II was won by Mat
thewson in three successive falls. 30 says
Mr.. Orr, the stage driver.
The sENTINEL is much indebted to Hon.
Robert E. Briggs for the graphic letter we
publish this morning from Taylor. He
drops us q personal note to say that he fav-
ored us thus by request Of our regular cor
respondent. Mr.. Wheatley, who had so won
derful an escape from death.
Miss Kate Garrard was married TO l.. W..
Shinn Of Ogden. OF Carson Thursday even
ing.-Reno Journal. The SENTINEL con.
graduates the groom in capturing one OF
the brightest. prettyiest and most amiable
young ladies' In all Nevada. She 10 the
daughter OF Major VIM. Garrard.
Last Wednesday night. about II O'Clock,
| four or Ave men broke into q cabin near
the Dunderberg mine occupied by NJ. h.
Joseph, forcing open the door after re-
peated humping to gain admittance. Joe
Ia At a loss TO account for the intrusion
and does not know whether the men were
ON A drunken frolic, we're mistaken IN sne
cabin or intended to brighten him. he
does not scare worth q cent. so he says
~ cuxr,yvr INIT he will thank the par