Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-29
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from tile Notebook of the
SemtineI's

scraps from tue Of the
scntiDers Reporter.
Children's Party at the Opera House to-
night.
A wedding was ON the tapis for last
| night. Cant say whether it came off or
not.
Beatiic Lodge No. z, Knights OF
Pypthias, meets this evening at 7:3O
o'clock.
The stages running between Phoebe,
Hamilton and this place are again making
schedule time.
1t will be seen by our dispatches this
morning that Greece has become recon
ciled to the American hog.
There are 108 male and 8 femgle con-
victs in the Nevada State Prison-more of
the latter han ever before.
The snow in our main thoroughfares ia
disappearing rapidly, and the big ditch is
getting the benefit of the thaw.
The trial of the Pancake Coal Company
against the Bay State Mining Company
will be resumed in the District Court this
morning.
The establishment Of a Touring mill at
st. Clair, in Churchill county, has reduced
the price of -four in that vicinity from SIS
per 100 to SO so.
A great many people claim the credit of
taking the cake, but nobody will contend
with Bro. W. s. Beard for the honor Of
getting away with pie.
Messrs. Baker & Wines are now quar-
tered in the handsomest law offices in
Eureka. John T. Baker, Esq, occupies
the consolation" room.
Every part Of the Grand Jury report was
eagerly read yesterday in every nook and
corner OF Eureka, and called forth q great
deal of comment and discussion.
The Republican State Central Committee
will meet in Virginia City on Monday next
to fix the time and name the place for
holding the next State Convention.
Several men were employed sboveling
snow in Goodwin Canyon yesterday, and,
If possible, the ore wagons will be hauled
to the Home Ticket mine after ore to-day.
Our quid nunc dropped into the Opera
Hall yesterday afternoon and found Mr..
and Mrs. Riegelhuth successfully teaching
a good-sized class Of youngsters how to
dance.
"Tex," who was reported in Jail here,
from Newark Valley, says the Elko Inde-
pendent, has not yet put in an appearance.
A warrant was issued from the Justice
Court in Ruby Valley, but it is not known
here whether it has been served or not.
John e. Broy, while singing a pick the
other day, got an extra nose put on him by
a falling rock. Had he beer looking up
when the rock fell he would have got three
or four extra noses. He is slightly dis
figured, but his best girl still knows him.
We omitted to state yesterday hat the
net amount realized from the Au Fsit
Masquerade Party was S147 80, which was
transmitted by telegram to the Mayor OF
Cincinnati, through w. E. Griffin, Man
aging Agent Of Wells, Fargo Il Co., free OF
charge.
A gold pen and holder, in a case, were
lost Wednesday evening ON Main street,
between the Postoffice and Smith X Doak's
stables. The loser of the pen lie a very
worthy young mar, and he will consider 1t
a great favor II the finder will return it to
this office.
The road midway between Sweeney d
Kermeen's stables 10 deeply washed in, and
is q bad place for teams. One OF the
horses in a large team slipped and fell
there on the ice yesterday afternoon,
causing considerable detention and excit-
ing much interest in 9 crowd Of lookers-on.