Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-11
FLUE DUST.
scraps from she Notebook Of th.
Seatinel's Reporter.

The treasury OF Elko shows cash on
hand, $50 ,92l ~.
II. Muller is registered at the Grand
Hotel, San Francisco.
Salt Lake City is shipping Budweiser
beer to San Francisco.
The religious revival on Ruby Hill con-
Times to gather strength.
The San Francisco Post prints an al
LACED portrait of Miss Eva Mackay.
IA ia said there are nearly 100, 900 head
of cattle and 800, 600 head of sheep in Ne
vsds.
The pay-days have made things quite
lively about town during the past few
days.
cial travellers, came ia from the West last
night.
Charley Broy has been laid up several
| days with rheumatism, but is now i'm
proving.
1t is reported that the "black leg has
broken out among cattle in some parts Of
the State.
The usual religious services will be held
to-day in the Presbyterian and Catholic
Churches.
Elko's church boasts Of a brand new
church organ, the tones Of which make
the wallis shake.
Miss Minnie Christopher left yesterday
morning TO attend Bishop Whisaker's
school at Reno.
New awning posts we're placed In front
OF the P~ostofiee yesterday, and the inse-
cure and rickety ones removed.
improvements Of an economical charsc-
ter are being made about the Courthouse.
Some Of them are badly needed.
The passengers arriving from Hamilton
last evening report q big snowstorm at
that place at the time Of their leaving.
Tonsorisl Artist-"Dye your hair, sir 2"
Customer-"No, I'm too young" Artist
THE good dye young, you know, sir"
Kootnali, on the line Of the Northern
Pacific, near Pen d'oreille, is the latest
Montana town. Col. Hudnuit is the pro-
p%rietor.
Calico is o one OF the l~iveliest min
ing camps in California. The town has a
population OF 700, Of whom one-half are
miners.
Some one, who had doubtless tired of
the towns monotony Of the past week. set
the town talking yesterday by giving cur
rency to an untru,hiul sensation.
Joe opie. OF Butte, Montana, passed
through town yesterday on his way to
Taylor, where he will endeavor to settle
up she affairs OF his brother who died
there recently.
A Palestine queen bee was recently re-
ceiyed by mail in Reno. all the way from
Jerusalem. The time OF transit occupied
twenty.three days. l. began to lay one
week after its arrival.
There will be four eclipses this month,
two OF the sun and o OF the moon, but the
most important OF all will be an annual
eclipse Of the sun on the 10th Of March,
visible TO the United States generally as q
partial eclipse.
Paymaster j. NJ. Hanford, OF the Cen
trial Pacific, has issued an order that no
more assignments OF wages Of employees
will be allowed by the company unless the
transfer shall have been made 10 secure
the payment Of board.
II Humboldt county has paid out OF its
treasury for the care and support OF its in
/ digents since Nov. IL, 1884, the amount OF
1872. For the year 1884, and up 10 date,
this branch OF the county's care foots up
the sum Of over 81, GOO.
| Since the istof January, 1888, Governor
Adams has pardoned and restored to oiti-
) zenship before the expiration OF their
terms OF sentence Is cases. During the
same period he restored to citizenship aiter
their terms Of sentence nine cases.
The regular monthly meeting OF Rich
mond Hose Company No. 8 will be held at
their hosehouse on Monday evening. Jan.
IL, 1885. at 1880 o'clock. All members are
requested to be present, 50 officers Will be
elected 10 serve for the ensuing six months.
!, Hop Lee says the joss house will be
|, cleaned out in a few days, and all prepare
lions made for the Chinese New Years.
Owing to the dull times, the preparations
. will not be az great as heretofore: I'm
China, New Year three week; here only one
week; some only one day. Times velly
dull"
washington's birthday falls on Sunday.
so that the dedication Of the great monu-
ment which has been erected to his mem
DRY after nearly a century from the tim OF
his death has been appointed tor Saturday,
Feb. 81. The proximity of the ceremony
10 the Inauguration TO take place a week
from the following Wednesday will enable
visitors TO witness both spectacles, and
Washington hotel-keepers may expect @
rush for two weeks or more.