Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-09
rLUE DUST.


S0nttnehB heRoF%oEs
Comstock shares were booming yester.
day.
Three loads Of ore are on their way to
town from Newark.
A couple Of u county officials waxed
muscular the other evening.
The old weather sharps are predicting
more thunder storms and a Hood.
Hon. M. d. Foley left on yesterday
mornings train for San Francisco.
There were nineteen passengers on the
outgoing E. and P. train yesterday.
Recent arrivals from the western part Of
the State and San Francisco report very
dull times there.
The editor OF the White Pine News calls
on Postmaster General Villas for the scalp
OF the Nasty at Wells.
Master Aleck McMartin spelled down all
| his competitors in Miss Riley's room OF the
| public schools yesterday.
TIL header OF the Ruby Hill Tunnel has
been advanced a distance OF $40 feet, and
the work il still in progress.
Notwithstanding there are no poker or
faro games running in town, gamblers are
10th to leave for other parts.
Owing to the low price Of products, many
OF the ranchers OF Eastern Nevada are en-
ploying this season Indian help.
Thomas Robinson, Superintendent Of a
number OF Newark mining properties, is
expected back from the East in a few days.
During the month OF March there we're
1877 days work done on the streets OF Reno
by the Road Supervisors tramp chain
gang.
The numerous friends Of Miss Jennie
Wethered will be pleased TO learn that she
is recovering from an attack of mountain
fever.
Owing TO his testimony being wanted in
the Chinese cases yesterday, Tom Trainer
and family will not leave for Europe until
Monday next.
Notwithstanding the recent heavy rains
and the numerous small lakes along its
course, the Z. and p. railroad has in no
way suffered from washouts or undermin-
ing OF water.
A new musical organization known az the
Centennial Guard band was formed in town
last Saturday with VIM. Hendy as leader.
Ten pieces will comprise the complement
OF instruments.
There will be m entertainment at the
Truckee Concert Hall tonight, in which
all the old favorites will take part. Every
thing will be done TO entertain those who
will step In and spend the evening.
The dizziness OF the times has developed q
world OF solitaire players In Eureka, and
according TO the statements OF anxious
looking ~ssloonists the Anti-Tresting law
has produced a number OF solitaire drink
ers.
1t is said that q rancher in Newark VAL
ley planted two years ago three black wal
u trees, and this year there are evidences
that he will reap a crop. II this expert
ment proves a success, more trees OF the
kind will be planted.
The Kingfsher claim near Builionville
has developed into an immense prospect,
aud the owners have great hope OF it soon
developing a valuable piece Of mining prop
erty. The indications are that q large body
OF ore Ia near at hand.
White Pine News: We learn that all the
interest OF Mrs. II. X. Lyons in the Grey
Eagle and Hunter mines have been placed
In the hands Of A. G. Cleveland, and that
that gentleman Is negotiating with capital
lists for the sale OF the same.
There is a growing demand for mining
properties in this district to lease. Agood
many OF our miners have come to learn
that they can make more money by work
ing q leased mine than they can by working
for wages. Besides, il is q much more in
dependen. way Of getting a livelihood.