Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-25
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook Of 81,
Sentinefs Reporter.

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Chickens command a ready sale in our
markets at $40 q dozen.
Kaiser of Churchill says he is not the
g hester OF the Senate.
The Nevada Legislature adjourned over
from Friday to next Monday.
The mueic of the Union Guard Band at
the Rink last evening was splendid.
More snow fell here yesterday morning
than st any time before this Winter.
J. b. Riddle, the best looking young man
in Palisade, came 10 on the L. d p. train
last night.
The usual religious services will be held
in the Presbyterian church this morning
and evening.
The SENTINEL ia under obligations to
State Printer Harlow for q copy Of his
annual report.
j. Il. Kendall, Superintendent OF the
Jennie A mine 81 Hamilton, came in by
stage last night.
No more Pullman conductors ON the
Central Pacific. Times are too hard and
travel too light.
The matinee at the Rink yesterday after
noon was we'll attended. The Washers
were there in full force.
The improvements going on at the Eu-
reka Con. smelling works are being pushed
to a speedy completion.
Colonel Lord. Of Virginia City, ia said to
be the strongest candidate for the Warden
ship OF the State Prison.
Bancroft & Co., San Francisco, wish to
employ an energetic man or woman in this
locality. See advertisement.
Up to this time none Of the roads TO the
mountains have been blockaded this Win
ter 80 as TO prevent the hauling Of ores.
j.. L.. Wines and wife left yesterday
morning for Elko. From there they will
probably go to San Francisco in 8 few days.
w. T. Bailey, the big stock raiser on the
Sink OF the Carson, left last Thursday
evening on a visit TO the Exposition at
New Orleans.
RI The nickel mines Of Cottonwood are at
tracing attention. and heavy capitalists
OF San Francisco are said TO have taken
hold OF them.
Prof. j. E. Gignonx emphaticaily denies
that he ever advocated or favored the re-
moval OF the State Institute from its pres
ent location.
!. The four inches Of snow which fell
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and several mighty ine turnouts we're on
I our streets yesterday.
d Business Of all kinds has been quite dull
/ on the Comstock this week.-Enterprise.
Don't get discouraged. Keep your heart
up where il normally belongs.
A good deal Of work ia at present being
! done at Belleyille. The mills are being
: pu, in shape for work, merchants are over
i 4 - H.. I'LL as.... ~ sIa a.lnAu Ealn-
ers are firing up.
: Tho Carson Appeal says that q mass
meeting OF the Hill-Sharon perjurers IL
held every once In 3 while in San Fran
cisco, 10 agree upon VIA, they will testify
70 the coming week.
Billy Cuiverwell. an old timer of Eastern
Nevada, and az present a resident OF Lin
10 coin county. was in town yesterday. He
q Is here to look after some interests In the
q United States Land Office.
On last Sunday. a hay-rack on b.. II.
Reyman's ranch in Mason Valley caught
d on fire, and in an hour 600 tons OF hay, so
y tons Of grain and farming utensils were
n burned. Loss $4,000; partially insured.
y The Sheet and P~lllowesse carnival at the
Q Skating Rink last nigh, was the success OF
the season. both socially and financially.
q Over sixty couples we're on the Ice at one
|: time. The Union Guard Band furnished
the music.
The Carsonites are determined that the
: members OF the Legislature shall be enter
! tanned. Julius Elliot and Charles b. Ed
: wards will fight a prize fight there Febru-
airy G for 500 a side, $50 forfeit, Marquis
Q of Queensbury rules.
+ The Enterprise says II was owing to the
}. cessation OF deep workings in the northend
mines and TO the dull times at present pre-
vailing that the Virginia and Truckee Rail
road Company discontinued two OF their
daily trips between Virginia and Reno.
Mrs. r. II. Mcdonald, wife OF the mana
ger Of the Western Union telegraph office
= at Reno, was drowned while skating on the
Q reservoir at that tow last Thursday. She
T was a most estimable lady, and the sad
8 affair has cast q gloom over her host OF
: friends.
u Competition among the undertakers at
:. Genoa is lively. One firm there advertlses
: o.Caskets which heretofore cost 1925 will be
. furnished at sl2 so to S25, and cases which
, heretofore cost SS5 will be furnished At
81 so to $40. Hearse always in attend
ance free Of charge
), At a meeting Of the Knights OF Pythiss,
held Friday night last, 1t was decided to
, give a grand masquerade ball on the 10th
' OF February. that being the twenty-second
anniversary OF the Order. The Knights
+, never do anything by halves, and this will
be a very grand affair.
) "Tex," the celebrated horse and cattle
D thief. has recently been seen proving
around S, o. Wells ranch in this county,
II will be well for the ranchers in that
locality to keep their double-barreled shot
guns loaded. aud a fleet horse or twoi In
readiness at u moments notice.
Judge Rives, accompanied by Miss Anna
: Reece and Miss Aggie Hall, returned from
I q three weeks visit TO Phoebe and that
: vicinity ON Friday evening, after which. a
/ number OF the friends Of the Judge and the
/ young ladies above mentioned, gave them
a supper and a dance at the Judges resi-
: dence. The evening was spent very pleas
antly.
Ex.County Treasurer Tore will leave
for the East in q few days. He has con-
ceiyed a rev method Of baking beans,
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