Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-02
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for the revival of Budd hisim.
Sixty tons of ore were delivered at
the Richmond works yesterday.
1t is getting easier and easier not to
pick up nuggets in the Black Hills.
When you see two lei arm-in-arm
you may be sure that one OF them is
sober.
The man "who would a Msying go"
Yesterday brought up in ronto Of "a sa-
loon stove.
The Eureka and Ruby Hill adver-
tised letter lists will be found in anoth-
or column.
Justice Cromer is called "Old Per
fnmery F" ny the boys, becaus he has
scent 'en up so often.
The Eureka and Knickerbocker fire
iaidies held their regular monthly
meeting last evening.
Twenty car loads of contract ore
were delivered at the Eureka furnace
yesterday.
Wool was falling Monday-at least a
load OF that article fell when the wagon
tipped over in Poverty gnlch. No
damage to the wagon, horse, or load.
j. III. Reed. agent for the Hercules
aud California Powder Company, WAS
in town yesterday, and left for Ham
ilton on this mornings Stage.
The handsome clerks at Dunkel &
Cos corner are almost as great AN at
traction as the wonderful bargains
that can be secured there.
Captain Foley brought in some very
rich and handsome specimens from his
iniDe on Prospect mo~untain-the Tyn-
datl-ye-ierday. The Captain has a
very valuable property, and it is de-
veloping finely.
The raising and improving of Bris
acher's building, on South Main street.
has resulted in a hump in the sidewalk
ut that point. Brlsach-r feared that
Eureka lake would overflow its banks
and food him ont.
Black Rock district has apparently
received a black eye. Town lots in the
neigiiborIlood of that discovery can be-
bought AT reasonable figures ii applied
tor immed lately.
"For I'm to be Queen of May, moth
er." was the tune that Mrs. Caduc was
softly humming yesterday morning as
she staggered along through the bind
ing snow.
| tdpldiu tbdl!iDiill cDtHItlieu lle III
diauS TO give the dead Piute found in
the railroad ditch II decent burial. A
bottle of whisky that repo-ed in ds
ceased's pocket was sacrificed against
the car wheel, much to the regret ofthe
mourners.
A miner from Ruby Hill went into
Que of the clothing and dry goods
stores on Main street, and cast an in
| ...Ef,. Loeb m tln tart.fa.a
when the proprietor remarked that
they did not keep whi-key. at would
save you a great many steps ii you
did," was The reply.
The switches along the line of the
Narrow Gauge are crowded with load
ed coal cars. Orders have been given
the train men not to haul any more
charcoal until the blockade in the
yard is relieved.
Eureka seems to be getting the full
benefit of the prevailing bad weather.
Transfers inform Us that there has
been no storm ten miles south
of the town, and &c thu north, all
along the line of the railroad, it is dry
and dusty.
Yesterdays storm will, it is feared.
postpone the time fixed for the starting
of the Hamburg furnaces. Every
thing is in readiness as soon as sufii
Gent ore can be hauled to keep the
works supplied.
Colonel Tyson, a San Francisco min
ing operator, passed through Eureka
yesterday, on his way to "~Pogon'p."
The Colonel is interested in the Jennie
A mine, CT White Pine noun ain, in
which rich developments have been
made recently.
Who shall ba Trustees Of our mu-
niclpal government in the event incor
poTation carries, i ne present conun
drum. Several aldermanic aspirantS
are IN the hands of their friends, aud
Others will listen TO the solicitations of
"uany citizens"
4. 4. Williams, who arrived on Mon
day nights train, j. visiting nine, in
tins vicinity, with a view of purchas.
ing. We understand that he repre-
sents a large mount of California cap
ital thai Is seeking investment in good
mining property. He could not have
found IA better field.
Barney McKernan turned over to
Tom short the property traded to him
by Charley Austin. the a~hsconding
thief, without any litigation. A very
honorable action on the part OF Barney,
more especially r. he is a consider able
loser by the operation.
Henry Schaifer has, by his attorneys,
The Mes>rs. Bakers, brought suit
against Gilmer Il Saii-bury for Sl0,-
600 damages, as "A compensation for in
lurieS received in a late stage accident.
The papers were filed yesterday.
Tie spasmodic effort made to fill up
the duck pond on Main street has re-.
sulIed in the deposition of a few loats
OF Stag through the center OF the classic
lake Any leans attempting its pas
sage wonld find it a harder road To
travel than Jordan ever was.
Ennis melodious voice was heard
during the prevalence of Yesterdays
snow storm. announcing the fact to
disguised citizens who fingered over
comfortable fires that he had straw ber-
ries. cherries, green peas and other
fresh truck for sale. The reminder OF
other and more favored climes from
whence these dainties are Drought was
most inopportune. Inthe language of
an old stiff, "Tne finest climate in the