Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-20
FLuE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of she
semtinePs Reporter.


Yesterday was q good warm Summer
day.
The County Jail has only three inmates
at present.
Music and dancing as we'll as skating Q.
| the Opera House rink tonight. =
II you meet q young lady who isn't at
all shy, you had better be shy yourself.
No arrangements have yet been made
for a proper celebration Of the Fourth Of
July in town.
There will be q called communication OF
Eureka Lodge No. 16, F. and A. M, this
evening at 1880 o'clock. Work in the Sec
ond degree.
The case of John Comiato vs. Matt Kyle
| came on for trial in the District Court
| Yesterday. It will be again taken up this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Miss M. Peters, who has been visiting
| Mrs, W. J. Townshend for several days,
| will leave for her home in Hamilton on
Monday mornings stage.
Mrs. W. J.. Townshend will probably
leave for California during the first part
of next week, where she will remain for q
month or six weeks for her health.
Mr.. A. F. Walsh, Of Cortez, is on the
Base Range. After a continuous stay Of
several months on Bullion Hill, he regards
Eureka as somewhat Of q metropolis.
In the District Court Thursday. q
decree OF divorce was granted George
Anna Middsugh from James Middaugh.
The action was commenced February IL,
1884.
The case Of r. Sadler vs.. A. Buzzetti,
which was tried before a jury in the Dis
trict Court last Thursday, and or which
the jurymen failed to agree, is continued
for the term.
There will be a grand ses-to at the
Truckee Concert Hall tonight between
Patsy Green and Jack Dempsey-four
rounds. Marquis of Queensbury rules to
govern the contest.
Central Nevadan: John Amfahsr has
lately discovered q three-foot vein OF anti.
mony and silver-bearing ore that is said to
be very rich, at Cottonwood Canyon, in
Battle Mountain District.
There will be a complete change Of pro-
gramme at the Truckee Concert Hall this
evening. The songs to be sung are new,
as will also be the other features of the
evenings enjoyment. See the advertise
ment on second page.
II is rumored that Major John II. Den.
mis-, OF the Tuscarora Times Review, will
start a Democratic paper in Carson City
about the first Of August. and that he will
be backed in the enterprise by q well.
known Nevada capitalist.
The vigor OF Life patent medicine men
again held forth on Main street last night.
and by their songs, banjo aud violin play
ing entertained q very large crowd. Many
ladies listened TO the renditions from the
porch in front OF the Foley-Rickard build
ing.
The case OF Eureka County va. Baker d
Wines occupied the attention Of the Dis
trict Court until l o'clock yesterday morn
ing, when the jury retired 70 determine
upon Q verdict. Failing 10 agree, they
were discharged yesterday noon. The case
| will receive another hearing.
Many people suppose that postage has
been reduced, or will be after July 1. This
ia q mistake. 1t will take two cents to
carry q letter the same as il does now or
did before the first Of July. No one-cent
letter will go. The letter covered by two
cents may weigh an ounce instead Of half
an ounce. This 10 all the change in post
AGA IN iattara.