Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-10
FLUE DUST.
scraps from n Notebook Of ths
GeuGiners Reporter.

Ex-Governor Kinkead has been quite il
in Alaska.
Wild doves are not as plentiful as they
were q few weeks ago.
Mrs. DIR. J. H. Reece arrived by stage
last evening from Phoebe.
The rsnchers of Smoky Valley will har
vest q big crop Of hay this season.
A regular meeting of Beatifc Lodge
No, Z, K. of p, will be held this evening.
The ranchers In the neighboring valleys
are busy haying. The crop is said to be
large.
Denver Tribune Republican: Beef cat
tie are bringing in the Denver market
from So rs to 81 30.
Bishop Whitaker arrived on yesterdays
train and will hold services In the Episco-
pal Church on Sunday next.
Mrs. J. L. Fast, Of Palisade, tripped on
a stairway the other day and, falling,
crippled herself quite severely.
Hon. Thomas Wren is said to be the
| father of the Judicial District law, which
was enacted by the last Legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Winzell, accom-.
| panied by their children, left this morning
| for a visit to their ranch in Pine Valley.
The salary Of the Austin Postmaster
| has been reduced to 81, 200 per annum.
| The Reno Office is the same as last year,
81, 300.
Bishop Whitaker will hold service in
Hamilton on Tuesday night next; Taylor.
the Friday following, and in Phoebe on
Sunday, the 10Th instant.
Battle Mountain is very quiet, but its
citizens are hopeful of better times. The
livening up of Lewis and Galena will help
that town very materially.
Times about the Courthouse are quiet.
About all the officials are doing these days
is to cogitate on their past sins and scheme
to again get their fins in a year hence.
Belmont Courier: Messrs. Bartell and
Lander are sinking on their prospect
south of town. The indications for
striking paying ore are said to be favor
able.
A prominent citizen of Carlin says the
change in divisions on the Central Pacific
railroad has added two Cinnamon and
three Mormons to the population of that
village.
About one-third OF the population OF
Carson is out Of town camping in the
mountains, and the Appeal says that the
rest are around trying TO borrow convey
ances TO follow suit.
The SENTINEL gives it out solid that it
wants no more communications or the
"Heifer" problem, and will not publish
them if sent to this office. The one we now
awe will appear tomorrow.
The Idaho Avalanche says that Henry
Welsh, formerly Of Eureka, has been en-
ployed by the Trustees OF Silver City Dis
trict to teach the grammar school. which
was to have opened on Monday last.
The Carson Tribune says that an effort
ia to be made to have the Commissioner
chosen to select a site for the proposed
United States building rescind from their
former action aud choose the Adams block
for @ site.
1t is said that the Silver Wave mill at
Willow Creek has started up on ore from
the Wild Deer mine, owned by McColley
& McLeran. According to report there is
| ore enough available in the mine to run
the mill right along for months.
1t is rnmored In Genoa, Douglas
| county, that Cohn, the banker, has
| given Yansickle $4,000 in coin and
some horses and farming implements to
surrender all claim to the property, Cohn
taking the name and assuming all indebt-
edness.
Joe Mendes had an assay made OF some
ore which he yesterday brought down
from his mine, the California, on Prospect
Mountain. and it showed q value OF $40
a ton. So far as prospected the body OF
ore is quite large, and Joe, as a conse-
quence, smiles.
The Virginia Chronicle says that the
Combination shaft is TO be sunk to the
5000 level forthwith, the management hRv-
ing become thoroughly convinced that the
ore body on the 5000 level OF the Hale and
Norcross will develop into a genuine bo-
nanza at a greater depth.
Carson Appeal: Mr.. Leach, a repre-.
sentative Of the Mint Directors office at
Washington. will arrive to-day to receive
the accounts for the fiscal year. This
will require about three days. after which
IL will be known whether or not the Mint
will continue in operation.
Well, what about the School law? Is it
constitu tional or unconstitutional VIII
some one be good enough to give Attorney
General Davenport a punch IN sne RIOS,
wake him mp and give him to understand
that the people Of Nevada are asking OF
him a service TO which they are entitled.
District Court will again convene on
Monday next, when the McConkey bond
case will come on for a hearing. The
motion for a new trial in the case OF M.
II. Joseph VS.. the Red Bird Mining Com
pany will be heard during the coming
week. Court will be held in Hamilton on
the 25th instant.