Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-29
short Fits.

I~tCtduillOs are lldDIo 10 COillo W lIHHt
when you least expect it.
Short Eits.
A heavy shower preceded bya Base
Range zephyr was the programme last
evening.
George Young's improvements on
his new store on Main street, are APP
preaching completion.
Quite a number Of Eurekans are suf-
fering with colds and sore threats.
The changeabie and chilly weather
lately prevailing is The exciting cause.
w. II. Clark LETT on yesterday morn
ing's train, on a business trip to San
Francisco. lie will be absent about
ten days.
II Donnelly, Superintendent of the
Eureka Consolidated, returned from E
brief visit to San Francisco and Vir-
gina City, on last nights train.
Quite an extensive cave has been dis
covered in the Queen tunnel at Miner
al Hill. We understand that it is lined
with very rich ore. and the boys are
much elated over their discovery.
He was a solemn looking traveller,
and he walked through the depot
singing, 'Heaven is my home,' when
one of the boys called out: "Then
you are going the wrong way, strans-
er; this is the train 70 Palisade.o
There are rumors of extensive litiga-
ton in regard to town site property
and various mining claims in this
vicinity. The proceedings will be in
stituted by J. j. Dunno, the gentleman
who placed the Richmond mine on the
London market.
J.. Il. Lockwood, of White Pine, a
mem Der OF the firm OF lockwood &
iiinckly, proprietors of the Parker
House, was in town yesterday. He j.
in poor health, and left on this morn
ing's train for a recuperative visit to
San Francisco.
Charlie Broy delivered a load Of ore
at the Hamburg furnaces yesterday.
II pleasant weather prevails for a few
DAYS, the road leading 10 the mine will
be in good enough order TO deliver
fifty tons per day.
Superintendent Powell has had q
force Of men shoveling off the accu.
INFLATED snow on the road through
New York canyon. n few days sun
shine will place it in excellent order.
The boys of Eureka will shortly is
sue an amateur newspaper, under the
title of the Steer Plume. Quite a
number of advertisements have been
secured, and Il will appear in abou,
two weeks. We hope the boys will
meet with success in their venture.
Captain Foley brought in some very
fine ore from The Tyndall mine last
evening. a blast put in yesterday
opened up a rich body of very high
.r~,la nNa Nh 1Ntnl.lI - 800 ~ H.
best mining properties on Prospect
mountain.
The time of year has come when a
mans wife asks him 10 AXE a length
of Stoyepipe tenderly through the hall,
across the walk, and knock all the SCOT
out of it at One bn~t without hitting
his toes, coufound it!
The man who is confined in the
County Jail on suspicion of insanity,
was brought into court Yesterday
morning, when Judge Cole postponed
his examination until some future day.
His mania is a search for a long lost
sis'er. Sane men hunt other peoples
sisters.
The proprietors ofthe kellogg mine
have about five tons of very rich ore
sacked. and ready for shipment, at
their mine in Silverado. Some of it
will assay 1000 per ton, and the en-.
tire lot Is OF a very high grade. Fifty
tons of ore from this mine were
shipped to Reno some years ago and
worked at the rate of 81, 900 per ton.
There will be a race to dav at the
Willows track, between | and 2 o'clock
z. NJ. 1t will DO a half mile dash. for
q purse of $3.50. The following horses
have been entered: Bay gelding Keno,
by n. Il. Hays; mare Maggie, by G.
MoliIeSto; sorreil mare Belle, by Har-
die Brothers.
There will be a sociable at Armory
Hall on Monday evening, aud all
interested in the welfare of that in.
slitution are invited to attend. We
understand that Parson GRAY has pre-
vailed on ID. b. Immel to deliver an
address, and other speakers will
give their views and ideas light.
The exercises at the public school
Friday afternoon were very interest
ing. The recirations, dialogues, etc,
were crediiable exhibitions of the
culture and advancement of the pu-
pills, due not only to their capacity,
but also to the proficiency of the
teachers. Prof. Kaye and his corps
can we'll be proud of the showing
made on the occasion.
Rufus has been heard from. He had
finished his visit mt Ladonia, Texas,
and left st, Louis on Friday, en- route
tor New York and Philadelphia. AT
ter doing those cities, it is his intention
to make a friendly call on Presiden,
Hayes, at Washington, and he will
nerve that functionarv with the assur.
ance that he cordially indorses his
southern policy. After performing
this duty, he will proceed at once to the
home of his childhood, away down
in Alabam'."