Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-18
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook of ths
SentfnePs Reporter.

SCFRp8 from tue NOTEBOOK OF the
sentfnePs Reporter.
The next Grand Lodge OF Masons will
be held at Reno.
Uneasiness is reported in Happy Valley,
| Oregon, among the Piute Indians.
Ranchers in Long Valley, Lincoln
county, are marketing new potatoes.
The Shoshones are having another fan
dsngo in a gulch q mile north of town.
The estimated supply OF gold now avail
able as money will not exceed So, 600, OOO,-
900.
Barrett's circus will hold forth in Bat
tie Mountain this evening and in Austin
tomorrow.
The tow presented a very lively ap-
pearance yesterday. 1t made one think Of
Eureka's palmy days.
Tourist travel to Lake Bigler has been
| very light SO far this season. Landlords
are feeling decidedly blue over the outlook,
Owing to i'll health, Joseph Boos has
decided to close his meat shop for A
while. See notice under head Of "New
To-Day"
Several OF our Smart Alexis were roped
in by three card monte Sharpe Yesterday.
Look out for 'em along the line. They
are following the CIRCUS.
Candelaria True Fissure: A decision has
been reached in the District Court which
obliges butchers to pay a license the same
as any other similar business.
Judge Sabin Of the United States Dis
trict Court Of Nevada, who has recently
been holding court for Judge Sawyer, ex-
poets to return to Carson about July 6.
OF the nearly three hundred million
dollars silver product Of the United States,
from 1878 to 1884, inclusive, less than one
hundred and ninety millions were coined.
Edwin H. Wilson, Secretary of the Eu-
reka Con. Company, left yesterday for the
West. He will spend q few days at Tahoe
City on Lake Bigler before returning to
San Francisco.
Everyone who attended the circus yes
terday was more than pleased. BY old
Nevadans who always attend such
shows" it was said to be the best circus
that ever held forth in the State.
Abe Fonceca. who was sentenced In
Hamilton on Thursday last by Judge
Rives to four years in the State Peniten-
tisry for horse stealing. is in town. and
will be taken to Carson tomorrow.
The low grade ore resources Of the old
bonanza sections of the north and south
ends OF the Comstock lode are being
worked for all they are worth. and steadily
continue their regular output OF ore.
Some Smart Alexis OF Bullionville, Lin
coin county, lately tried the old "snipe
game" OF q benedict of that place, and
were left in the slough while the would be
victim was drinking their health in q
saloon.
A true I'LL was yesterday found by the
new Grand Jury against John K. Boyes,
indicting him for the crime OF murder.
The murder, it will be remembered, was
committed near Beowawe April 26, and
Adam Altenburg was the victim.
Nick Paul. John E. Bray and Ike Bra
din left Ruby Hill yesterday for q trip TO
better their fortunes. They did not ap-
pear TO have any objective point in view,
but will probably settle dowa wherever
they can see the most money in sight.
The prices of lead and copper still con.
time very low. much to the detriment Of
many mining companies oil this Coast. 1t
is the general opinion, however, that they
will go no lower. Still, il they do, some
OF the mines now working will be COM
PEELED to close down.
Sir Henry Hesketh and wife. son-in-law
and daughter of ex-senator Sharon, passed
west in a private car recently. II is said
that Sharon examined closely into the
character OF Sir Henry before be allowed
his daughter TO become Mrs. Hesketh.
Perhaps the son-in-law is now going to re-
| turn the compliment.
Times. Review: Manager Milford Of the
Blue Jacket, expresses himself satisfied as
to the result OF the working OF the ore
from that mine without roasting. The
bullion shipped was $50 fine, and be states
that the next lot will be worked up to 800.
The former management could not exceed
450 in fineness, even by roasting.
A petition was in circulation yesterday,
asking for the signatures Of those of our
citizens who are willing to testify ss TO the
good character which William Whalen
bore when in these parts. Whalen. IL will
be remembered, is under arrest in Chicago
on the charge OF perjury, alleged to have
been committed in the recent mining suit
against him by A. M. Billings. President
Of the Home National Bank OF that city.