Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-24
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook Of sh~


Lots of fun OH ice, or on the h~alf-sbell
tonight.
Chess is the ~f4yorite game Of our county
officials.
The Bowman mine is being worked by
| tributers.
"Perog" is Eureka's latest offering to
Webster's.
The revival ON Ruby Hill continues in
| full blast.
Four sets OF tribu.ers are working in the
| Albion mine.
There are whisperings OF a divorce case
here in the upper circles.
Miners who have returned from Ceur
d'Alene bring good reports.
According to q dispatch received last
evening. Mrs. Jacka is improving.
Some men give accord ing to their means.
and some according to their meanuess.
Our old fellow townsman, Jake Coin, is
seriously Ill with his old complaint, rheu-
matism.
When soaking salt fish before cooking,
add q little vinegar 10 the water; it i'm
proves the fish.
Miss Jennie Wethered, after spending
several weeks in San Francisco, returned
home last night.
The ranchers are now bringing in q fine
quality Of pork. and are selling il at very
reasonable prices.
The Lord Byron mine shipped IS tons
of good ore to fhe Richmond furnaces in
the past five days.
We learn that one Of our mercantile
firms intends starting a branch Of its bust
ness on Ruby Hill.
The ~leasers OF the Jackson mine on
Ruby Hill are shipping some good ore to
the Richmond furnaces.
John w. Lambert commenced the gro
Gerry business again yesterday at his old
stand on north Main street.
On Tuesday last the Navajo aud Grand
Prize mines. OF Tuscarora. shipped bullion
to the value Of s23, sci 81.
A stated communication of Eureka
Lodge No. i6. Y. d A. NJ. will be held at
It's hall this evening at 7 O'Clock.
George Roberts, of Hamilton, but for a
| long time an a.tache Of the Geddes and
Bertrand Mining Company, is in town.
Two masquerade balls aud q sheet and
pillowcsse party a. the Skating Rink this
| evening. Who Gays times are hard in Eu-
reka?
II. K. Mitchell. Esq, left on this morn
| ing's train for Carson, where be has busi-
ness in connection with the State Supreme
Court.
Four men have leased the Marguerite
mine on Adams Hill for the purpose OF ex-
tracing ore for fux for the Eureka Con.
furnace.
According TO the Enterprise, many per.
sons In the western part OF the State would
be glad TO see sufficient snow to make a
demand for hay.
You pays your money aud takes your
choice. whether you attend the masquer-
ade or patropizs the sheet aud pillowcase
party this evening.
The total value OF property in Arizons
Territory. az taken from the assessmen
rolls OF the several counties Of Arizons for
1884. Is sal ,000. 900.
Visitors 10 the revival meetings now be-
ing carried on in the NJ. E. Church Of
Ruby Hill are said TO appreciate the vocal
efforts OF W. j. Retallack.
The citizens meeting at the Courthouse
Thursday evening, for the purpose OF Sc
Letting delegates TO attend the silver oou'
vention q, Carson City did not give salts
faction TO many OF those present.
John Blair, one Of Bristol's best citizens,
left on this mornings train for Montana
where he expects to remain for possibly .
month. He Ia by no means looking FOL
pastures new; his confidence in the wealth
OF this section is too great for that.
The Nevada committee 0 fladies on Tues
day received a telegram from W. M.
Havenor, ct New Orleans, assuring then
that all articles sent by ladies OF Nevads
for exhibition to the Worlds Fair at thai
city will be faithfully cared for and re-
turned to owners by himself, Mrs. o.. q
Thomas and Mrs. Havenor.
During the year 1884 Bristol district re,
oeived as her entire school apportionmen'
$40. A teacher was employed, and they
enjoyed nine months Of school. At tht
winding up OF the year they bad over SOC
10 their treasury. Tom Gillian and John
Blair. trustees, were responsible or this
paradoxical state OF affairs.