Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-26
FLUE DUST.


No District Court until next Monday.
Many Of the tributers on Ruby Hill do
| not work now on Sundays.
The present bullion product OF Storey
county foots up over S22, 900 daily.
Hon. M. D. Foley and wife left on yes
terdsy's train for q trip TO the Bay.
School Census Marshal McEwen, Of this
district, will soon have his labors COM
pleted.
Fred Plageman returned yesterday
afternoon By private conveyance from
The San Francisco Post says that public
sentiment has turned In favor Of Senator
Sharon against Sarah Althea.
Don McNicol. who has been under the
weather the past few days, hopes to again
be on the streets in a day or two.
At q meeting Of the Board OF School
Trustees yesterday, IL was decided TO close
our public schools on the 18th Of June.
The general rodeo will in the
| north end of Ruby Valley on June 1, and
in the south end Of said valley on July 1.
A married woman wants o situation
either as housekeeper or nurse. See adj
vertisement under the head Of "New To-
day." 1.
P. II. HUI has purchased the small
building. now used % q shoe store, ad-
joining his furniture store on Main street,
from Mrs. ]. Dennis.
II you want TO be miserable keep your
mind continually on yourself, and if you
want to make ell your friends tired Of life,
talk OF no one but yourself.
Charley Provost. OF the Truckee Concert
Hall, 10 advertising in San Francisco pa
pers for waiter girls and actresses. The
season will not begin until July /.
Mr.. James Wilson, Of the Ruby and
Dunderberg Mining Company, after an
illness OF . day or two. made his appear.
snce again on the streets yesterday.
The building on Main street used by the
late White Pine Bank. Is now being re-
modelled inside 30 as TO be suitable for the
wants Of Mr.. p. Steler, jeweler, who will
shortly move into ID.
The game OF baseball played on the
grounds near the Masonic Cemetery last
Sunday afternoon was largely attended,
and enjoyed by all present. Considerable
interest was displayed.
G. @. Bethel, q former conductor on the
Nevada Central railway, now lsnguishes in
9 Mexican prison for running his train
over 9 sleeping track-wslker on the Mexi-
can Central railway.
As an evidence Of improvements In
times, says the Tuscarors Times. Review,
we are enabled to chronicle a lively poker
game last Saturday night-the first in the
camp since the last Methodist Conference.
A special meeting Of the members OF
the Rescue Hose Company will be held at
their hosehouse tomorrow "Wednesday
evening. A full attendance ia requested.
See advertisement under head Of New
To-day"
A Shoshone, crazy drunk, was arrested
ct the upper part OF town yesterday. II
the individual who provided the liquor
can be found Sheriff Stinson will undoubs.
eddy do what he can 10 make il very warm
for him.
). Rube Egleston has joined Pete Eoff in
years lease OF the Enterprise and Dels-
; ware mine on Prospect Mountain. They
have q very fine prospect Of iron and lead
ore TO start on. and it is probable that they
will come out ahead in their venture.
Steve O'Laughlin and Jim Nolan lei,
yesterday on q prospecting tour. Each
had an outfit OF his own, consisting OF q
cart with a canvas covering. Nolan's cart
had hitched to il Q donkey, and was Alto
& gether quite picturesque. By some 1t il
believed the two will wind up in Cali.
o fornia.
Dick Bergman and q party OF miners
have taken q lease OF one OF the principal
Il mines In Page Canyon. Secret Canyon
District, and there are o number OF other
miners talking Of taking chances in that
q locality. where the formation 10 favorable
for working and rich ore has been found
q In very good sized deposits.
q The miners in the Silver State mine on
Prospect Mountain are following an ore
seam down from the surface which Is from
Q one TO two inches wide. They have ship
ped as an experiment $50 pounds of the ore
to the Eureka Con. furnace. The ore, with.
out being carefully assorted. asssyed
500 10 per ton, which certainly makes q
very good showing.
M. Karsky, the popular clothier. has de-
. cided, owing to the stringency OF the
times. to dispose OF at a sacrifice his large
o and complete stock OF elegant and fash
|, ionable custom made clothing, gents fur
i nishing goods. hats. boots. shoes, trunks
v~alises, etc, embracing sill the novelties In
material, and the latest and most elegant
8 styles. Read his advertisement under the
! head Of "New To-day"
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