Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-16
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from she Notebook OF the
Sentinel's Reporter.

FkUE DUSEs
scraps from sue Notebook Of the
Sentinel's Reporter.
The town is remarkably healthy and
quiet.
Several parties in town talk of going to
Alaska.
Large quantities Of charcoal continue to
arrive daily.
The Grand Lodge OF Masons will meet
In Reno June 8.
Mrs. Frank Robbins is slowly recovering
from her illness.
Mile. Aimee and her troupe are on their
way to the Coast.
On April 30 there were ia prisoners In
the Penitentiary at Carson.
There is practically little or no gambling
going on in Eureka at present.
Eureka has not been visited by q theat-
rical troupe in over five months.
"In Cheyenne" is the latest song. For
further particulars see Hank Knight.
The May mine made a shipment Of ore
to the Eureka Con. furnace the other day.
Minister Merrill, OF the Hawaiian
Islands, left on yesterdays train for the
Bay.
The sale Of the smelling works at Psli-
SADIE has again been postponed for thirty
days.
The Phoenix continues Its ore shipments,
and during the past week sent down for
reduction IL tons.
The Moline and Fraser mine sent in IL
tons Of ore to the Eureka Con. reduction
works the other day.
Bee culture 10 becoming one Of the in
dustries Of the Valleys at the southern end
Of Esmeralda county.
II your friends in the East wish to be
posted on Eureka matters send them the
WEEKLY SENTINEL to-day.
The Queen, q Silyerado mining property,
made q shipment Of $500 ore TO the Eureka
Con. works the other day.
A friend left q budding cactus 1T the
SENTINEL Office yesterday. which was un-
doubtedly the first Of the season.
The a~ssignee's sale OF the remaining
property Of P. N. Hansen has been post
poned until Monday, June 8, 1885.
G. A. Fletcher and Thomas Haley left
yesterday for Butte City, Montana, to at
tend the Grand Lodge of A. o. U. W.
Members Of the Centennial Guard are
requested to meet of their armorY next
Tuesday evening. in uniform. for drill.
Twenty-four tons OF ore were shipped
down from the Bowman mine to the
Eureka Con. reduction works the past
week.
Hon. Robert Briggs, who vent TO San
Francisco the other day, Is o witness in the
suit of Martin White against the Martin
White Mining Company.
8. B. Morey, a well-known Nevada min
ing man, formerly Superintendent OF the
Yellow Jacket mine. died ct his residence
In Fruitvale, GAL, recently.
A little misunderstanding" occurred
at a late hour on Main street last night.
1t was settled, however, by the good coun-
sci OF the friends Of the parties.
A good opportunity is said to await
~leasers or tributers in the Uncle Sam
ground, which adjoins the Hamburg, and
is believed to be equally as good.
The Grand Lodge, A. O. U. W, of
Nevada, including in its jurisdiction Utah,
Wyoming, Idaho and Montana, will meet
in Butte, Montana, on the 18th instant.
Yesterday was warm and pleasant. The
: warmth came as II in answer 10 q universal
| prayer, for the three days and nights pre-
, vious were unusually chilly for this season
} Of the year.
The Carson Tribune says the next
I Gubernatorial contest In Nevada promises
to be q battle OF cattle kings, Tom Hickey
: being men toned on the Republican side,
. and Messrs. Bradley and Hook Mason on
. the Democratic side.
From parties recently in from the south
, , eastern part OF Nevada we learn that the
!. !. Mormons are settling on considerable Gov
eminent land there with the evident in
: : tention Of remaining.
! The miners ON Ruby Hill are looking in
a various directions for mines TO lease, the
1 very probable result OF which is that, out
of so much prospecting, discoveries OF
value will be made this Summer.
Quite a number Of tributers are still at
work in the Hamburg mine, and they are
|, producing q considerable quantity OF ore.
The ground is thrown up at 80 many dli-
ferent places that it looks like an old CAL
itornia placer.
William Hayes, Of Hamilton, Is spend
r ing a few days on the Base Range. Whiie
" Billy " is by no means 8 chronic kicker,
= yet he took a number OF decided kicks at
? the football during she Jane on HALL
? street yesterday evening.
, If Reno ia to have the State University
we concur with the Tuscarora Times
I Review in Its advice TO Elko to go after the
National Indian School on the University
! building proposition. II proper efforts
+ are made she can get il. No other location
: in the State can offer such inducements TO
the General Government,
Cherry Greek News: "Psrties IN from
I Taylor tell us hat the Monitor properly
has been sold and hat Captain Drake has
taken possession. In CONFIRMATION for
this, parties from Hamilton. who con-
8 versed with the Captain on his return from
a Taylor. says that he said nothing about
such purchase" II there has been a
8 transfer OF the property it Is a profound
secret here, remarks the Taylor Reflex.