Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-05
FLUE DUST.


SentfneI's Reporter.
Easter Sunday.
John W. Mscksy is in San Francisco.
The ever welcome pay-days are now at
| hand.
No more District Court until q week
from tomorrow.
The most salable articles in town now
| are umbrellas and oyershoes.
A consignment Of Strawberries was re-
| ceived in tow yesterday from California.
The Uniform Rank of Knights Of Pyth.
| las will meet on Friday next instead of to-
day.
The Manhattan mill Of Austin started
up Thursday last after q rest Of two
months.
Col. Jack Perry, with the assistance of q
| friend, was able to hobble oyer to the
Courthouse yesterday.
W. F. Cotton, Secretary Of the Nevada
| Midland Railway Company, arrived here
| yesterday from Salt Lake City.
Religious services will only be held In
the Catholic Church to-day, all the others
being without resident pastors.
The salaries Of thirteen teachers In the
OtOfCl COuutJ nOhOOtb WcIc I6uuC6Q Do
each by the Trustees last Wednesday.
Uncle Dav. Baily ia expected in Eureka
about the middle or last OF the coming
week. He will remain with us but a few
days, when he has to return to Carson.
The Grand Jury made a report yester-
day and asked TO be discharged, but their
request was not granted by Judge Rives.
The April showers we are now getting
daily are pretty heavy ones, and are gen.
orally accompanied with thunder and
lightning.
The Italo-Swiss Benevolent Association
hold a meeting at their hall this evening
at 1880 o'clock Afull attendance Of mem
bers Is requested.
We acknowledge the receipt of an invi-
tation to Master Henry L.. Bakers ninth
birthday party tomorrow evening, for
which he has our thanks.
Some 325 volumes OF sheldon's series OF
school books, no longer used in our public
schools, were returned to San Francisco
yesterday by Smith d Moser.
Judge Rives and Attorneys Wines and
Sanders leave to-day by private convey
ance for Hamilton, where they have pro-
f~essional business to look after.
Owing to the numerous arrests Of mem
bers Of the Ruby Hill Miners Union yes
terday evening, the town presented an
unusually animated appearance.
james Singleton won the two beautiful
oil paintings-the work Of Miss Gertie
Davidson-which were ratified at the Post
office bookstore yesterday evening.
G. M. Gorham, Coiner at the San Fran
1f0zA Mt.k - -. Ha.aa. war.zaArkfao
the Director Of the Mint In tho settlement
Of and transfer TO be made with Superin-
tendent Garrard.
The suspension OF coinage will save
Coiner Ryan a world OF trouble with the
numerous lady applicants. There being
no work for the fair ones, he has no ap-
pointments to make.
An assessment OF one cent q share was
yesterday levied on the capital stock OF
the Ruby Hill Tunnel Company. For
further particulars see advertisement I'M
der New To-day"
The public school trustees have ap-
pointed Miss Ssllie Dunkel to fill the place
made vacant by the resignation OF Miss
Madigan. This appointment gives very
general satisfaction.
r. ID. CLARK. superintendent Of the
Geddes & Bertrand works at Secret Gam
yon. returned yesterday from a visit to
the New Orleans Exposition and a num-
Der Of Eastern cities.
The Independent says James Sloan, q
brakeman on a freight train. had one Of
his hands badly crushed while coupling
cars at Elko. He was taken TO the Railroad
Hospital at Sacramento.
The report Of the Grand Jury submitted
| yesterday calls "the attention OF our
worthy Postmaster to the fact that OBJ
scene pictures are being circulated In Eu-
reka through the mails and coming from
Cincinnati. Ohio. which we know he will
use his influence to suppress If he be legally
called upon 10 do So"