Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-19
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook of the
SentfnePs Reporter.

Another jury panel was ordered yester-
day.
A regular meeting OF Beatifc Lodge No.
Z, K. Of P. will be held this evening.
Mrs. J. L. Fast and son will leave ON
this mornings train for their home In
Palisade.
The case Of Eureka County vs.. Baker &
Wines was being tried by jury last night
in the District Court.
A social dance will be given at the
Willows next Tuesday evening. Tickets,
including supper, 81 30.
Ore at the rate of fifty tons O day is
being shipped from the Eureka Con. mine
to the company's reduction works.
The gold bugs Of the East now attribute
the business depression ~throughout the
country to silver coinage. What next?
The case OF the State OF Nevada W. J.
K. Boyes will come up for trial in the Dis.
trict Court here on Monday, the 29th in
slant.
Mrs. J. G.. Ford left yesterday morning
for Colusa, GAL, where she goes in answer
to q telegram from her mother, who is
very Ill.
On account Of the celebration in Taylor
on the Fourth races over the Ward course
have been postponed TO the 9Th, 9th and
7th OF July.
A new hall Ia to be built in Taylor i'm
mediately by 9 joint stock company. The
money has been subscribed and the work
commenced.
Paradise Valley wheat 10 being shipped
to San Francisco. Twenty years ago set
tiers in Hnmboldt county paid $40 q hun.
dred for California -four.
Jimmy Delany, who killed Ned Smith
in Humbug Valley, was taken from the
Constable, TO whom he had given himself
up. by twenty armed and hanged.
Mrs. j. Dean and two children and Miss
Flora Wenban. ell OF whom have been
visiting friends in Eureka for several
days, will leave on this mornings train
for Cortez.
Several patent medicine men entertained
quite 9 crowd OF the denizens on Main
street yesterday evening. II the medi-
cine is as good as some OF the songs sung
it has merit.
The general rodeo, starting in Humboldt
county, began about q month ago and ia
steadily advancing east. 1t will reach
Maggie Greek. In Elko county, about the
Goth instant.
Butte Town Talk: Oscar Lewis, Q WE'LL
known business man, for years ON the
Comstock and latterly in Eureka, Nevada,
is in the city and will probably engage in
business here.
M. A. Douthett. County Superintendent
OF Schools and accountant for the Eureka
Con. Company. sill leave on this morn
ing's train for Salt Lake, where he expects
to remain for q week or ten days.
The case OF r. Sadler vs. A. Buzzetti was
tried in the District Court yesterday, but
the jury after being out for several hours
failed 10 agree. We are not advised ss TO
what disposition will be made Of the case.
James Woods informs the Silver State
that there are several eases Of spotted
fever In the Paradise Mountains. The
disease. he says. has . great affinity for
teamsters and two or three are i'll with it.
Taylor Reflex: F. L. Foster, who has
been prospecting In Patterson District.
about IS miles south Of Taylor. reports
the discovery OF 9 ledge on the east side Of
the mountain that assays $500 in silver TO
the ton.
The Reveille says Lee Vaughn has COM
menced a suit in the District Court at
Austin against Philip Duffy on 8 charge Of
defamation of character. setting the dam
ages at $50, 900. The Objectionable words
are set forth in the complaint.
B. Count O~larousky, the Russian Consul al
- San Francisco. 10 visiting Virginia City
and 10 the guest OF Judge Rising. The
Chronicle says the Count ID q very IN
assuming gentleman, 9 little taller and
" not quite 40 portly az his host.
TO A miner who left here some time ago in
ly search OF 9 better field for operations.
T. writes TO Q friend az follows: "Tell the
boys 10 keep away from New River, as IL is
;. no good. II is . rough country to pros
!. pect In, with low grade ore and not much
OF that"
a.. According 10 official tables. as pub
ar lished from Q manuscript copy IN the
Army and Navy Journal, the aggregate
"a number of Nevsdans among the Union
forces in the late war who died during
service was 33. The total number oil
deaths in said service was $780, 96.
le j. G. Moore received telegram yester'
u day from his home in Lincoln, Nebraska,
II announcing the death OF his sister. Miss
Agnes Moore. The lady was for quite @
while q resident OF Eureka. and her nu'
10 merous friends here will no doubt Dc
70 panied to learn OF her demise. Typhoid
n fever was the the cause OF her death.
A mass-meeting OF the temperance ele'
70 ment Of Lyon county was held last satur'
10 day at Pizen Switch, and strong resoiu'
tions In favor of Governor Adams, Lieu
tenant Governor Laughton and the las
Legislature, and also resolutions condemn
ing the liquor men OF the State and thei'
10 recent action at Carson. we're unanimousl,
adopted.
A The Mines Mt LovelOck.
g. The Lovelock correspondent OF The Silve'
State writes:
u Superintendent Williams met with quit
. painful accident at Bernice by fsiiini
damn an innlina Hn feat dAan. He wa