Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
short Bits.

The Hamburg Company will pay OF
at the mine on the 10th instant.
A party of mining experts visited
the Prospect Mountain Tunnel yes.
terday.
The public school vacation ends this
week, and trouble will commence
Monday.
Twenty car loads were delivered on
the dump at the Richmond works yes
terday.
The repairs at The X X furnace were
completed yesterday and the blast
turned on.
The mar who made the attack on
DR.. Terry, and has since been confined
in Jail, was released yesterday.
One of the railroad eains will start
to-day for Hamilton with a load OF
miscellaneous freight.
The Rescue Hose Company will
hold their regular monthly meeting
on Monday evening.
Frank Money, while sky!arking
with Fred. Barnes, had the misfor-
tune to break one of the small bones
of his arm.
Sheriff Sias left on this mornings
train, en- route to Woodbridge, Cal,
with o. ID. Jensen, a Swede, who was
committed by Judge Cole for insanity.
Steam was gotten up at the Atlas
yesterday and everything run smooth
ly. The furnaces will be started the
first of the week.
The children will please not forget
to bring the the birds with them to
the Methodist Sunday school to-mor-
row.
A telegram from Rufus
his presence in New York. He is con-
sidering the propriety of investing his
capital in a purchase of the upper part
of the city.
Some public spirited individual dug
a ditch to drain the waters of Eureka
lake, but the sun got a little ahead and
evaporated the waters.
The last rose of spring wilted in
that beautiful boquet that has shed it's
fragrance on the express office for the
past week.
New York is indulgirg in a first
clase dog show. Eureka could spare
1869 of the canine species and never
feel The loss.
Now turn your carpets the other
side up. Not thai IT. makes any par
ticular difference, hut the women folks
have got to have a little fun.-FuttOn
Times.
The boy who ate up all the strawber-
ries on his way home and then tried to
play it on the old woman that he
tripped and spilled them, sis saddest
when he sits"
Crittenden Thornton and wife left
tor San Francisco on yesterday morn
ing's train. Thornton goes to attend
the Richmond and Eureka Consoli-
dated mining suits.
In negotiating the sale of a county
warrant at Paxton & Co.'S bank, yes
terday morning, Sheriff Sias firmly re-
fused to receive than five dollars
in silver. The warrant called for 50 81.
1t looks as if the Intelligent voter
would have a multiplicity of candi.
dates to choose from in the coming
municipal election. New Warwicks
are sprInsing up on every side.
John A. Paxton and L. S. Revenue
Collector Shannon left this morning
for Austin. Collector Shannon has
gathered in much wealth to swell I'm
Gle Samuel's Golfers during his brief
sojourn in Eureka.
Freight traffic is very light on the
Eureka and Palisade Railroad. Our
merchants have about laid in their
spring and summer stocks, and since
the cessation of work at the furnaces
return bullion shipments have almost
ceased.
We have received a Communication
from Ruby Hill in relation to mine
troubles at that place of too personal
a nature 10 publish in the columns of
the SENTINEL. X. C. b. n. S. cal SO.
cure the return of his manuscript by
calling at the office.
Five lonely emigrants, with a far.
away look in their eyes and hayseed
still in their hair, were among the ar
rivals on Thursday night, and put in
their time yesterday in hunting up a
cheap lodging house. Poor pilgrims,
they have come TO a rough country.
The shipment of fiue-dust is sus-
pended for the present. The Salt Lake
Company we're receiving it faster than
it could be utilized. They are con-
structing bins for its reception, and on
their completion will resume ship
mentS.
The Indians are turning an honest
penny gathering mushrooms and sell.
ing them to Eureka %epicures. In the
vicinity of the railroad depot, at the
place where the town garbage was for
merly dumped, these edibles do most
abound, and the squaws are turning
over the ground from early morn till
dewey eve in search of the dainties.
Rev. j. A. Gray has chosen a very
happy subject for his Sunday evening
lecture. and one that ought t. interest
all who take an interest in the fair sex.
Many an unhappy benedict has quoted
the following lines: "If she will, she
will, you may depend ont; if she won't,
she won't, and that's the end ont"
And that is what Mr.. Gray is going to
talk about on the sabbath night.
Plead Guilty.
Bianci, the Italian arrested Thurs
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