Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-18
FLUE DUST.
scraps from tte Notebook Of she
SentfaePs Reporter.

IlOubot ANOW @O
The last of the White Pine contingent
left for home yesterday.
Emma Nevada is to make a tour Of the
United States next year.
Mr.. Joseph winzell returns to his Pine
Valley ranch on Monday.
The blackleg has broken out among the
horses in Eastern Oregon.
Mr., R. D. Clark has been in town q few
DAYS. He has charge of the new mill at
CorteZ.
The Truckee Music Hall company give
an entertainment at the Opera House this
evening.
The Rescue boys have our thanks for
squirting in front of the SENTINEL build
ing. Do it some more, please.
The Reno Gazette refers to the Carson
Mint " as a thing OF the past"
Several Eureksns are talking OF trying
the northern country-Idaho, Montana or
Dakota.
The United States Circuit and District
Courts, Carson, stand adjourned until
August 8.
Hon. Charles Meyers, the Assemblyman
from Phoebe, has resigned his position at
the State Prison.
The telegraph informs US that there was a
slight shock Of earthquake in Southern
California yesterday.
The Town Talk of Butte City, Montana,
has Just been enlarged. We are pleased to
note this sign OF prosperity.
A number OF stonecutters, bricklayers,
etc, are going down TO Cortez on Monday
to work on Mr.. Wenban's new mill at that
place.
3. s. Sears, OF the Elko Independent,
who has been i'll for some time, has gone
to California hoping to be benefited by the
change.
In Justice Harmon's court, yesterday,
butcher Matt was lined 500, or fifty days
in the County Jail, for selling liquor to
Indians.
Charles Y. Greek left this morning for a
visit to his mother In Missouri, who Is
seriously i'll. He hopes to be back in q
few weeks.
Ex-Sheriff Swift, of Ormsby county, is
coming 20 Eastern Nevada at an early day
on mining business, White Pine being his
objective point.
The salary OF the Eureka Postmaster has
been reduced to 81 800 per annum. Re-
trenchment il the w~atchwoid OF the new
Administration.
Secretary Of State Dormer and General
r. NJ. Clarke, with their families, have
Just returned to Carson from q trip to
Yosemite Valley.
Major Foreman has presented ten
medals-two gold and eight silver-to the
Carson Guards 10 be contested for weekly
by the shooting team.
We hear of the development recently Of
, a great bonanza in Bullion District below
Cortez. Like all big things in the mining
line it is to be litigated.
: A meeting Of Eureka Lodge No 16, f.
: K A. NJ, will be held az o'clock this
O evening. All s%ojourning brethren in good
, standing are invited to be present.
Major Dennis is in San Francisco. The
announcement that he had received the
appointment OF Meter and Refiner at the
g Carson Mint seems to have been premature.
The Hon. Belya Lockwood appears next
n at Boise City. For some reason she has
. got side-tracked on her contemplated trip
a to the Western part Of the State and Cali
k ~fornia.
Mining men believe that mines will
a again be in demand In the Eastern market
s the coming Winter. Letters have been
received in Eureka making inquiry for good
prospects.
. Some very rich specimens OF silver ore
. have been received here from Jim Rielley's
Chief mine at Hamilton. A few tons OF
ore like the specimens would make Jim q
millionaire.
a II is true that Andrew Bergman has
! struck some very rich ore in the Diagonal
' mine at Silverado. but there has not been
!. sufficient work don't as yet to determine
r the extent Of the find.
Hon. Thompson Campbell, a successful
9 candidate for Presidential Elector on the
t Republican ticket last Fall has left Phoebe,
y which has been his home since 1869, and
z will locate permanently In Butte City
Montana.
1t is reported here that Mike Ahern' OF
Hamilton, was nearly poisoned to death
Z last Sunday by using sugar, in wnich some
q enemy had placed a quantity OF strychnine
o during his absence from his cabin. Med
ical aid saved him.
: The Board OF Regents Of the State Uni,
versity, at their last meeting authorized
2 the State Treasurer to invest such OF tne
: State University irreduceable funds az
. may now be available in the State Treas
u ury in Nevada four per cent bonds.
A gentleman from Salt Lake says there
is still much bad feeling in Zion, growing
out OF the insult to the flag by the MOT
mons on the Fourth. The Mormoni
parade on the oath and a collision Is mol
improbable il they should be guilty OF any
"funny business " with the nag.
1t Ia generally believed that Franz
" Drakes's mission to London Is 10 indnce
: the Eberhardts Company to purchase one
d Of the valuable mining properties In lay'
q lor District. Some go 80 far as to say tnt
figures were agreed upon before he lei
Q and that the sale Is as good as made.
o Drace OF C~rosusces.