Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-15
SHORT BITS.
Mrs. w. H.. Clark departed by this
mornings train for San Jose.

Mrs. w. III. Clark departed by this
mornings train for San Jose.
A small new building is going up on
the west side of North Buel street.
Silver closed in the London market
yesterday at 81 GIG pence per ounce.
Twenty-Five passengers arrived by
Sunday nights train from PaIisade.
John $. Capron has built a nice
fence in front Of his residence on Spring
street.
A. Skill nan, of the SENTINEL, goes
to Hamilton this morning. viii be
back in a few days.
Alderman Haley has just completed
a neat meat market two doors south of
his old stand.
Superintendent w. n. Shaw, of the
Jackson mine, zoe below this morn
ing to be absent for a week or ten days.
The heavy thunder and lightning
yesterday interfered to some extent
with Mr.. Spinner's battery.
DIR. l.. Terry, of Eureka, is spending
a few days among his old friends in
Elko.
Mr.. VANDERBILT is giving the Co.'S
mopolitan lodging house a new coat.
ing of paint.
Eight car loads of ore were received
yesterday at the Eureka Consolidated
Reduction Works.
There is some talk of another picnic
excursion to Palisade, the same I
traDspire in about three weeks.
Attention is directed to the recon-
structed timetable of the Eureka,
Typo and Belmont stage line, TO be
found under the head of New to-day"
Charley Broy lost a valuable horse
on Saturday night. He thinks he was
poisoned, but does not know exactly
how it occurred.
DIR. Deter is papering, painting and
otherwise improving his shaving sa-
loon in the old Silver Brick building,
North Main street.
Judge +. w. Cole, we note by the
Ncus, has been confined to his room by
sickness, since his arrival in Hamilton.
The Grand Jury of White Pine
county was ~empaneled yesterday. The
criminal cases pending inve stigation
will be Immediately taken up.
The Butchers Association has dis.
solved, and hereafter each individual
butcher will go it on his own hook.
Don't know how it will effect the price
of meat.
w. II. Clark and Meyers & Franklin
turned the gas on in their respective
pomises last night. Our business
men seem to take readily to the new
illumination.
Eureka Consolidated dropped in the
market yesterday to Sl2 80 per share.
Only twenty. five share were let go of
at this rate.
The Comstocks were generally better
Yesterday, and the boys begin to think
that the world will not come to an end
for some time yet.
Nj. II. Joseph. of tho Golden Rule,
yesterday received a splendid new safe
in which TO deposit the proceeds of his
large and increasing business.
Some of the Ruby Hill miners who
are out of employment arc casting
about tor favorable opportunities to
engage in chloriding. Most of them
turn their attention towards Prospect
mountain.
Maurice Hartnett is talking of max
ing a shipment OF ore from h In
dustry mine to San Francisco. His
ore goes about Sl75 per ton. The rail
roads charge SO per ton freight from
Eureka to the Bay; which is reason
able.
Shaking a carpet is where the true
lnwardness OF a man is tested. 1t is
remarkable, too, how often a little wo-
man at n end of Il carpet can jerk the
same out of the hands of a stalwari
hon bre at the other. We witnessed a
performance OF this kind on Spring
street yesterday with no little interest.
The man only muttered "gol darn it,"
No cards.