Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-22
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of she
SentineI's Reporter.
Dr Ha0ar is nm the aick l;et

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Sentiners Reporter.
DIR. Hagar is on the sick list.
Carson boasts OF q singing school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Penrose returned yester.
day from San francisco.
The mills on the Carson river are run.
ming to their full capacity.
The strike in Norcross seems to have
knocked the wind out Of the stock.
A dog fight and o bucking broncho re-.
lieved the monOtony Of Main street YES.
terday.
Aunt Hannah has made another addition
10 her stock Of Spring bonnets and hats
They're beauties.
Sheriff Stinson will sell some personal
property, between IL and l O'Clock to-day,
In front OF the Courthouse.
A two-foot vein OF very rich ore was on
| Thursday last encountered in the Wild
Deer mine at Willow Greek.
Owing to the illness Of his wife, Con.
gresham Cassidy will probably not return
to Nevada until about May s.
Everybody who has a dog worth less
than u dollar had better dispose of him
before the Assessor comes around.
The Journal says H. H. Beck, Of Washoe,
intends if possible to prevent the issue BY
that county, of the University bonds.
Hon. Thompson Campbell, of Phoebe,
who has been on a visit to Montana, ar
rived here yesterday, and is stopping a,
the Jackson House.
A man named P. Bergevin, who was en-
gagged in cutting wood in the mountains
above Carson, was struck by q log las,
Wednesday and instantly killed.
Those manipulating the middle mines
on the Comstock say the people must have
patience. Judging from the latest stock
quotations they will need lots of it.
The new furnace at Jasper will start ny
about the 9Th Of May. Everything about
the new camp is going forward in q salts.
factory manner, and the prospects for q
successful run are highly lattering.
II Ia about time for our regular Winter
storms, and the weather yesterday was
ominous. Some predict that the heaviest
SHOWS OF the season will be experienced in
May, and that the thaw accompanied with
heavy rains viii occur in June.
The Courts OF San Francisco have de-
cided that Senator Fair must come and
answer in the case of Dye vs. Fair. Dick
Dye, for a long time the Senator's facto-
tum, body servant and general man Friday
has sued him for S48, 500 for services rem
dered.
Rich ore has been struck in the Ophir
mine in Winnemucca Mountain, on which
John Robins has been carrying on work
for some time. The indications are said
TO be favorable for a large body Of the ore,
as the vein is one Of the largest in that
country.
A letter received here yesterday from
Joseph Winzell, who is stopping at the
Napa (Cal.) Springs, states that he has en-.
tirely recovered his health, and, with his
family, will return here the latter part oil
this month. This is cheering news to his
numerous friends In Eureka.
The United States Grand Jury, for the
District Of Nevada, met at Carson last
Friday, and indicted James Smith on
charge OF Offering counterfeit money in
Gold Hill on March IL. This being the
only case demanding their attention, the
jury we're dismissed for the term.
Some two weeks ago, when il was thought
impossible for General Grant to recover,
some spectators bought up all the black
Grape and black muslin 10 San Francisco,
thinking TO make a good speculation by
their purchase. The indications now are
that they have more Grape and black mus
lin than they know what to do with.
u The fishing season is just commencing
at Lake Bigler. II is against the law fol-
white men to spear fish at this season Of
the year, but the Indians catch a great
many in that way. The noble red man ID
a privileged character when 1t comes to
catching fish and shooting wild game.
Hon. Thomas Wren arrived in Eureka
yesterday from Washington, and as if
usually the case with Pacific Coasters WIFI
, remain in that beautiful and malariouf
, city for any length Of time, his general
health has been materially undermined
) Notwithstanding his indisposition, he re-
, ceived the host OF friends who called on
him yesterday evening TO welcome him
back to Sagelsnd.