Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-12
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook Of che
SeutineI's Reporter.

9etbshMCh ~ W.T.
No District Court until Saturday.
G. Brown and wife left yesterday for
Los Angeles.
A house on the lower part Of Spring
| street is said to be haunted.
A meeting OF the Grand Jury will be held
| this morning at 10 o'clock.
= J. II. Lockwood, County Treasurer Of
White Pine county, is in town.
Johnny Matthews. Of the Stone Saloon,
| left yesterday morning for San Francisco.
John Agnew and wife. of Ruby Hill, left
| on yesterday mornings train for the Bay.
Hon. George Ernst, of Belmont, is in
town, and will probably leave for his home
to-day.
On Tuesday last q drunken miner on
| Ruby Hill fell down a shaft 26 feet
deep, and was not injured.
Mrs. W. j. Townshend was among the
passengers on the White Pine stage yester-
day morning, bound for Hamilton.
Insure your life and please your wife,
SAYS an insurance editor. This is cheek.
We presume he will next ask a man to die
and oblige his wife.
A fashion journal says, the new under
skirt pretends to be full when il really is
not" In this respect ii is different from
some of our cotems.
All members OF Mountain Lodge No. 81,
/. o. o. f., are requested to meet at their
hall this evening at 1880 O'Clock on bust
ness Of importance.
According to a private telegram from
Carson last night, Gov. Adams yesterday
signed Senate bill No. ia, fixing the sal
aries Of county officers.
Owing to the large number Of the Utah
people travelling to the lower country for
the benefit Of their health, the ferry on the
Colorado 10 doing q good business.
The mail service between Cherry Greek
and Aurum has been increased from Q semi
weekly to 8 tri-weekly. The service ex-
tends from there to Deep Greek, Utah.
The Monitor mill at Taylor was started
up on Tuesday last. The only danger ap-
pretended is from snowstorms, which may
fill up the ditch and make the water slug
gish.
The youths Of the town were granted
the privilege by the county authorities to
witness the glove contest last night, for
which privilege they wish to publicly re
turn thanks.
An Italian who amused himself Tues
day night firing a revolver on Main street
was arrested and yesterday taken before
Judge Harmon, who fined him 500 or so
days In the County Jail.
Mrs. II. wunderlich, OF Belmont, who
has been visiting friends in Dubuque, Ia,
for the past four months, is in town.
and will leave for home t.is morning. She
says the Winter in lows has been a very
severe one.
The Congressional bill which was re-
Gently passed, enabling the President and
Senate TO restore Grant to his ran as Gen
eral, and TO put him on the retired list
$13, 500 q year.
The tax on Phoebe property Is 50 go, and
on the county property SO so on each 500
valuation. This IL q reduction of 80 cents
on the 500 on county property from the
rate levied last year. and rs cents OF q re-
duction ON 500 in Phoebe.
A grand St. Patrick's ball will be given
BY Owen Gersty on Tuesday evening,
March IT, at the Richmond House. The
best Of music has been engaged for the oc-
casion. Let the congregation OF Eureka's
representatives Of the Emerald Isle be a
large one.
Jacob Lsngstroff, formerly of Eureka, Is
| now an inmate OF the Insane Asylum OF
Montana. Being a member OF the Base
Range Council No. 2, Independent Order
| OF Chosen Friends, . check for 81 500. pay
able TO Mrs. Isabella Lsngstrof, will be
sent her to-day.
Frank Godbe departed for Salt Lake re-
Gently for the purpose Of putting the books
OF the Germania Smelling Company in
shape before ~resigning his position with
that company. Frank will return to Ne
vada by the 18th inst, and will most
likely take bis wife and child to Bullion
vile.