Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13

70 IN over issue Of that stock.
Thanks to Congressman Wren for
various and numerous pub. docs.
Superintendent Everts returned from
Paiisade on last evenings train.
Silver was quoted at 63% pence per
ounce in London yesterday.
"Rattler" won . suit in the District
Court yesterday.
Patents for three mine on the EAGLE
series have been issued in Washington.
Manager Probert will return from
San Francisco this evening.
Eight cars 81 bullion were sent Tn
Palisade yesterday morning.
Nh gas last night, and the customers
OF that company resorted to candles.
The managers Of the ladies' fair re-.
port The net gains OF the festival at
very nearly $1,000.
The School Trustees held q meeting
last evening. No business of u
importance was transacted.
A team. loaded with 80. 900 pounds OF
freight, was dispatched to Phoebe yes.
terday.
Richard Dixon was con icted in the
Justice Court, yesterday, Of assault
and battery.
General Common is shipping ore from
tie Silver West mine to the Sacramen.
to Smelling Works.
Y. A. Davis, representing the firm
Of +. Mandlehaum Il Co., of San Fran
cisco. Is In town.
The Rescue hose truck received a
thorough overhauiing yesterday. I'M
der the supervision Of Terry Mcmahon.
A large number Of ladies' and gen.
tlemen visited the Willows track yes
terday.
The Eureka Consolidated Company
shipped six car loads of bullion to
Palisade this morning.
There are uncalled for messages at
the Western Union Office for Mrs.
Julia Bartels and w. A. Seton.
Lockwood Il Remington are build
Ing . new powder house on the hill
near the graveyard.
Mrs. K. Bavse departs to- morrow
morning for Tuscarora on a visit to q
daughter. who resides in that place.
The stone reservoir at the Richmond
sprung slesk yesterday morning. The
water was drained out until such time
~ II can be repaired.
The freight train, Tuesday evening,
embraced three cars Of merchandise,
three OF timber, n of wood, and five
of coal.
The reserved seats at the Liliputian
performances this evening are going of
rapidly. Those desiring them must
apply early ia. day.
Clay Simms received a box Of speci
mems yesterday from Phoebe and
neiehborhood. They were of unex.
ampled richness and beauty.
The Hooks lost an ak at the fire
Tuesday evening. The finder will re-
ceive the thanks Of the company by
returning It to the truck house.
Two steam pumps for the X X mine
were received 1t The freight depot yes.
terday, and we're delivered at the mine
by Reub Egieston. They weighed
5000 pounds.
Sheriff Huvck. Of Nvs county. ar
rived In Eureka from Carson on last
evening's train, and will depart for
Belmont on the ext stage.
The vacation Of the Eureka public
school will commence on the 2ist in
slant, whereat the average small boy |
rejnices.
MoDaco's photograph gallery IL pro
crossing heavenward at the rate of
two feet = day. 1, will soon attain
the desired altitude.
Owners Of valuable dogs will do
well to chain their CANNES in yards;
poisoned meat abounds on the thor
oughfares.
The item In regard to the State pro-
portion OF Eureka county taxes, pub
Iished yesterday. should have stated
that the same was for six months, in
stead OF the fiscal year.
Fred. Flax, accompanied by his
wife. will leave for the Genoa Springs
tomorrow morning. Mrs. Fisk
seeks relief in the healing waters OF
that resort from the pains OF q most
obstinate attack Of rheumatism.
Officer Mckee left on yesterday
mornings train for EIko, at which
point the absconding debtor mentioned
in yesterdays issue is held. Nc will
either force the young fellow to dis
gorge or else bring him back to Eu-
raka.