Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-06
FLUE DUST.


semtfneI's Reporter.
There are sixteen prisoners in the County
Jail.
The Nevada Legislature adjourned last
night.
Beatiic Lodge No. Q, Knights Of Pythias,
meet this evening.
G. w. Hicks, OF Hicks station, near
| Belmont, is in town.
Two Indians were arrested yesterday on
| the charge Of drunkenness.
Postmaster Frank Parsons, OF Tusca-
| rora, has rendered his resignation.
Quite q number Of our people are ex-
| pected to return from Carson in q few
days.
Governor Adams has signed Senator
| FoIey's bill to make Nevada one Judicial
| District.
The business hours of the Eureka
| County Bank are from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to
8 O'Clock p. NJ.
The law can never make q man honest.
1t can only make him very uucomforta-
| BILE when be IL dishonest.
A patient in the Asylum for the Insane
81 Reno dropped dead in his room last
Duuuhy iEOn uchTt Iiscbets
And still there has been no action on
| the part OF the Legislature on the Gov
ernor's veto Of the Militia bill.
A number OF our italian denizens en-
| Joy these fine days by playing q game with
large iron balls peculiar TO their country.
G. g. Hubbard yesterday filed with the
County Auditor q list OF reasons why
State moneys should not be paid over to
the Centennial Guard.
There was some quiet talk yesterday
among some citizens Of an important
strike in one of our principal mines.
Nothing definite could be learned.
r. Willis, who returned recently from
Wood River, Idaho. reports mining there
practically suspended, owing TO the
trouble between the Miners Union and the
mine owners.
Those OF our practical miners who de-
sire and who can afford TO prospect would
do we'll 10 give some OF the new sections
opening up in Eastern Nevada a fair trial
before rushing of to distant parts.
The eclipse Of the sun to occur on Mon
day, the 10th instant. will be observed by
scientists with much interest. 1t is
thought about nine-tenths OF the suns
surface will be obscured at this point.
Last night at about 10 O'Clock Sheriff
Stinson's assistants made @ raid on an
opium joint in Chinatown and arrested
eight OF the heather who we're found en-
| joying themselves. Three complete out
fits we're also captured.
We understand that the Grand Jury
is investigating alleged Illegal acis
OF officials high IN Office. and also
| those Of certain citiz ms OF good standing
in the community for the active part they
took in the recent election.
In many places along the Humboldt
rabbits are so numerous that ranchers
aud others there are opposed TO the law
offering a premium for the extinction OF
coyotes, as the coyote is the natural en-
envy Of the rabbit. which does more dam
age than the coyote.
Following are the officers recently
elected by the Nevada Live Stock Associa-
ton for the ensuing year: President. f.
W. Crutcher. Of Paradise: Vice President,
Joseph Marzen. OF Lovelock; Secretary,
r. W. Lewis. OF Winnemucca; Treasurer,
j.. A. Hardin, OF Quin River.
Greatly to the disappointment OF many
at tho Bay, Emma Nevada will not be able
to sing until next week. She caught cold
in New Orleans, increased 1t on the way
out here, and now Der tonsils are in very
bad trim. One OF them began 70 dis
charge Monday night. and the other lie
frightfully swollen.