Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-29
FLUE DUST.
scraps from she Notebook Of ti,.
SentfneI's Reporter.

SentfnePs Reporter.
As the air is. SO is the blood; as the blood
is, 10 is the health.
The Board OF County Commissioned
will meet again next Monday.
II Is the professional cook who insists
on q wide range in the kitchen.
W. b. D~ougherty has resigned as the
| Deputy Of Controller Hallock.
Messrs. Baker & Wines we're In Elko re-
| Gently, as counsel in q suit there.
Five bars Of bullion came In on the stage
Tuesday night, valued at Sill .524 70.
Hon. G. @. Stevenson, OF Storey county,
passed Palissde Tuesday on his way East.
The members OF the Legislature have
very little to do. They meet to adjourn,
a. il we're.
The Regents Of the State University have
transmitted their biennial report to the
Governor.
"Tbe world owes one a living" That's
Q truism; yet the debt must be collected or
one may starve.
Larry Hartnett and Jimmy Tickle, OF
Eureka, are among the late arrivals at
Butte City. Montana.
On Monday last the Manhattan Com
psny shipped Is bars Of bullion, weighing
LOGS pounds, valued at $l4.74 80.
About half the area OF Bonner Lake is
reported az being covered with ice. while
the other half il covered with swan, geese
and ducks.
W. Z. Davidson, formerly Of Eureka,
has been appointed a Notary Public for
Silver Bow county, Montana. Thus our
boys catch on.
While unloading wood from a wagon at
q mine near Austin. Nevada, last Friday,
J. @. Hooper was killed by a heavy stick
falling on him.
John F. Cupid. Of Taylor, White Pine
county. came 10 last night on the stage.
He 10 on his way TO attend the Silver Con-
~vention ct Carson City.
The biennial report Of II. G.. Parker, U.
8. Fish Commissioner, shows that the ex-
penses Of the Commission for the years
1884. was sl,75l IS.
The Reno Journal says the statement Of
Sarah Winnemuccs respecting the condi-
ton OF the Indians on the Pyramid Reser-
walton. is false in every particular.
On .he oath the Board OF Examiners
counted the money and vouchers IN abe
State Treasury and found Si07 ,05i so. and
500. 600 in bonds in the School Fond.
The narrow-gauge road now being
built from Reno 10 Oregon, heretofore
known As the Nevada Oregon. will be
hereafter known az the Nevada d Califor-
MIA railroad.
One Of the furnaoemen at the Richmond
| works was. Tuesday evening, struck on the
| leg by q crane with such force that, for Il
| while, i, was supposed the limb was
broken. bat i. proved only q fracture.
N. p. Davis. Of Lovelock, is going 10 put
| on a fast freight team between Loyeiock
and Bernice Mining District, for the &C
| ~commodstion Of the general public, and
will start his enterprise on February "a.
II is rumored 90 the Comstock that
Capt. John Kelly was waited on last Sun
| day by s COMMITTEES composed OF beers
Of the Bodie Miners Union, who ordered
him 10 leave town within three days from
the time OF notification.
The Montana Copper Company ct Butte
City, whose works have been closed Tor
tho pas. month, have notified their en-
ploves that they can go TO work at the rate
OF IS per day-a reduction OF so cents. 1t
Is quite probable the proposition will be
accepted.
Tho Comstock dailies are dealing In
p~ieasantries. The Chronicle copies an ar
ticle from the Enterprise, over which 10
pIaced the startling head: "London's Ex-
MISUNDERSTANDING Effects Produced on
the Comstock-Yeringson's Pet Pup
s.ands on His Hind Legs and Howls
Dolefully."