Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-31
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from % Notebook of tn,
SentineI'r Reporter.

The public school commences to-mor.
row.
Don't forget the social at the Truckee
Music Hail this evening.
The County Commissioners meet at 1C
So'clock tomorrow morning.
The usual religious services will be
held in all our churches to-day.
The wood dealers are the fellows thai
are making all the money now.
Montana seems to have the call for per.
sons seeking new abiding places.
District Court will be in session to-mor-
row morning at 10 O'Clock.
Zottman's swimming pond, on South
| Main street, is being extensively patron.
lied.
A beer hall in Butte. Montana, Is said
to average $4,000 q month in cash 70.
csipts.
Are these dog days? We reckon. 1t
would be a queer dog that this weather
W ouldn't daze.
The real issue of the campaign is ap-
parently fast narrowing down to Have
we a Joseph among us 2"
The Albion Company have until Sept.
rs in which to file their statement on mo-
ton for q new trial In the Albion Rich
mond suit.
President Hall Of the Nevada Wool
Growers Association, has called a meet
ing OF the association, TO be held in Win
nemucca on Sept. 8.
"a husband always seems perfect to his
wife during two months OF her life-the
month before she marries him, and the
month after she buries him."
The Eureka market is we'll stocked with
all sorts Of California fruit which is re-
ceiyed in the best condition possible con-
sidering the distance it is shipped.
1t is expected that the mandamus case
against the Commissioners will be reached
in the Supreme Court about the 10th inst.
This will be a test case OF the Assessors
bill.
The annual election OF officers for the
Centennial Guard OF Ruby Hill takes
places next Tuesday evening at their
srmory. A full attendance of members 10
requested.
The creditors of Messrs. Sweeney Il
Kermeen will hold a nesting tomorrow at
Judge Rives' chambers, for the purpose Of
selecting an assignee to take charge of the
property OF the firm.
Yesterday was unusually warm for these
regions. The mercury went up pretty
high at the time II maximum heat, about
2 O'Clock in the afternoon. and between 6
and Z in the evening-which is more sig
n~ifcsnt-it stood at so degrees.
1t seems almost incredible that q man
would knock q woman down and stamp
her life out, and hardly less so that other
men would stand b. and witness the inhu-
mainly without interfering, still the deed
was probably done as recorded in our dis
patches.
The Utah, Nevada & California Stage
Company have sold their entire interest In
all their stage lines and property between
here and Phoebe TO W. J. Townshend, who
has been their agent for several years. We
did not learn the price paid for the prop
erty. Mr.. Townshend has our best wishes
for success in his new enterprise.
The case OF George s. Sawyer vs. Mes
bitt Bros. ct al. in the District Court at
Phoebe. has been transferred TO the United
States Circuit Court. This is Il very i'm.
portaut case, damages being laid at S45,-
900, for converting a lot OF taillngs, the
title TO which seems somewhat mixed.
Baker & Wines are attorneys for the de-
PENDANTS. while Mr.. Sawyer is conducting
his case in person.
Some hunters who had it in mind to try
duck shooting on Fish Greek, near Pages
ranch. have given up the trip. as they have
found out that there is zone Of this game
there this season. owing to the fact that
Mr.. Page has diverted the water OF the
creek from the tule land on to a sagebrush
fiat, thus depriving the ducks OF their
home, which was done for stock purposes
and without thought Of the nimrods.