Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-20
rLUE DUST.


serans from the Note-DOck o. she
seueineI's Reporter.
Spurious hslf-dollar pieces are in circu-
lation.
Union Consolidated levied an assessment
last Monday Of 70 cents
n.n;el Never, the San Francisco banker,
arrived BIZ last nights train.
A meeting Of the Ruby Hill Miners
Union will be held this evening.
Tho Messenger travel ON the Central Pa
c;6c railroad is very light at present.
Tbs great question among Mason Valley
~sncbers now is: What are we going to do
with our hsyf
Attorney Breen, having won the two
e,st criminal suits in the present session
ofFthe District Court, feels quite elsted.
The Uniform Rank, Knights Of Pythias,
will hold q meeting this evening for the
nnrpose Of electing and installing officers
for the ensuing year.
The regular monthly meeting OF Mob
Hill Hose Company will be held at 2
O'Clock this evening. A full attendance
of members is requested.
Johnny Lambert has just received q
fresh lot OF ranch eggs and also several
boxes of fine navel oranges, which he will
dispose of at very reasonable rates.
Titus Jepson, an old resident and we'll
known res taurant-keeper IN the Comstock,
was found dead in bed Monday morning.
He had shown symptoms OF pneumonia.
Miss Tennie Hazleton and Miss Mary
Smith will give a grand masquerade ball
and domino party at the Truckee Concert
Hall On the 7th Of March. Bee advertise
ment.
All tributers in the Richmond mine have
been notified that on and after the 18th
instant their pitches will be declared of.
This will throw out OF employment some
40 miners.
Charley Provost will give q grand social
party al the Truckee Concert Hall to-mor.
row evening. The best Of music has been
engaged for the occasion, and . jolly good
time will be had.
The rattle for the meerschaum pipe Ut
the Stone Saloon takes place tomorrow
evening. Saturday, Feb. 81, instead OF Sat
urday, Feb. 20. There are only q few
tickets left for sale.
Austin, like many other OF the mining
| camps OF Nevads. Is losing her old land.
| marks one by one. Her latest loss was
| the Junction House. which was torn down
| and moved 10 Ledlie.
The grocers OF Virginia City have got
| through the war Of oranges and started In
| on eggs. Twenty-Five cents o dozen for
| fresh ben fruit is what the plAcards an
/ nounce In front Of all the stores.
The Legislative Committee. investigat-
ing the charges against DR.. Bishop, con-
| cluded It's labors late Saturday night, and
IL Ia said have determined to report that
there Ia no evidence 10 sustain the charges.
Speaking Of the reinterring OF Nevads's
unknown dead in Carson last Monday, the
Appeal says that g At the close OF the cere-
monies the crowd, numbering about 5000
persons, sang America led by the Ma
tional Guard Band and the choir"
A petition was circulated Yesterday by a
member Of the Ruby Hill Miners Union
among the members Of the Centennial
Guard for their signatures. asking Gov.
Adams TO veto Senate bill No. so, an Act
amending the Militia Law Of this State.
A bill 20 pay grand aud trial Jurors in
criminal cases has passed both Houses OF
the Legislature, and as the Governor In
his message recommended the passage OF
such . bill, he is certain 10 approve II
unless IL has some very objectionable fea-