Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-25
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Business about town yesterday was
generally dull. All hands complained
Silver in the London. market yester-
terday closed at 81 l-l6 pence per
ounce.
The stack of the Eureka Consoli-
dated fume arrester was completed
yesterday.
f. A. Lee, q partner of Richard Ry.
land, arrived here from San Francisco
on Wednesday evening.
Doctor James Williams has just had
his Office renovoted. and it is now
very neat and comfortable.
M. Young has a sure cure for every
thing from cholera morbus TO jim
jams. Ask him to prescribe for you.
That's a cool dispatch in another
column from Massachusetts. Only
four inches of snow, that's all.
Eureka Consolidated did not appear
on the stock board yesterday. None
for sale, we suppose.
A pack train, loaded with Newark
ore, came into town yesterday. The
ore was taken to the Atlas furnaces.
Heavy consignments of lumber and
mining timbers are being received by
the California Lumber Company. A
big supply is now on hand.
Mrs. NJ. e.. began and Mrs. Stith
were yesterday segregated from their
respective lords in the District Court.
Desertion, etc., in both cases.
Yesterday was the 5Sth birthday Of
Queen Victoria. Honors we're paid
the noble lady in several places noted
in our dispatches.
Miss Lou Beardslee aud Miss Ag.
gle Hall returned from Bishop Whit
aker's Reno school by last nights
train.
Teddy McMannus, the irrepressible
fireman, has hung the triangle OF the
Hooks on the outer wall OF the en-
gine house. Good idea.
The Salt Lake Tribune tells of the
discovery of a rich mine near Deep
Creek, on the line between Nevada
and Utah. The ore is said to go high
in gold.
Some miners here talk of a pros
near Beaver, Utah. said to be a good
camp.
Sweeney came back from some.
where yesterday with a brace of foam
ing steeds. He had evidently been
trying their stick ~to-it-iveness.
A young man had one of his legs
hurt on Main street yesterday by a
horse falling on it. We did not get
his name.
r. Sadler has been over to Newark
for a few days, experimenting the
shipment of a lot of ore to San Fran
cisco.
There are about eighty men employ
ed in the Eureka Consolidated mine.
the force having been largely Increased
within the past week.
Jot and Yves. Travis are both in the
Black Hills. Jot writes that the coun-
try won't do, and that he is coming
back to Sageland. 1t is . hard place if
Jot can succeed.
Cherry Creek is getting machinery
The same, we believe, Is for the Sta
mine. George Hearst and others
have control of the property.
Miss Kate O'Brien, an accomplished
dressmaker, has arrived in Eureka and
will establish herself at the Parker
House. See her card under the head
of New To day.
DR.. Schneider is %cultivating a lot of
fruit trees and berry producing shrubs
in the yard surrounding his handsome
residence on Mob Hill. His enter
prise promises to be successful.
Professor Brooks has leased the Saz-
erac billiard hall, one of the incest in
town. The Professor is an accom-
plished manipulation of the worries and
will take pains to instruct his patrons
in difficult shots.
The Eureka and Palisade Railroad
Company are changing the route of
their road at the Consolidated Com
pany's works, for a shorter and easier
grade.
DR.. d. l.. Deal, we'll known to many
of Il citizens, and a brother OF w. T..
f. Deal, of Virginia City, also an old
practitioner in White Pine and Phoebe,
has recently located in San Francisco.
Ed. Dean, returned from Ward on
Wednesday evening, where he went to
visit his brother, who has been quite
i'll for a number of days past, but is
now fast recovering.
The ore from the new bonanza of
the 9th level of the Eureka Codsoli.
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taken from the mine. Lead is what
our mines need. This find is also I'M
usually rich in gold and silver.
The Richmond furnaces will start on
the 7th proximo. Ore is beginning to
come down from the new develop
ment, though STOPPING is not yet in or
der. Only that is shipped which has
10 be taken out as the prospecting
drifts are carried forward.
Donald Frazier and Mike Murphy
yesterday leased the Ell Dorado mine
from Captain Platter, and will to day
take possession of it. 1t is a good
claim and we expect TO see them do
we'll on their lease. Hope so, anyhow.
John Bates, Charley Livingston, John
Murphy, Hank Knight and Tom Ha.
ley went on to the Italian Ranch yes.
terday afternoon, dove shooting. They
returned in the evening with any
quantity of doves.
NJ. Young, the popular cenfectioner,
has the thanks of the SENTINEL gang
for a bountiful supply of ice cream and
cake, received just when the sun was
warmest yesterday. The blonde COM