Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-18
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don market yesterday.
Mr.. Dewey is about erecting a little
sample mill at the Atlas works.
A chicken dinner at Walkers Corner
chop stand every Sunday.
Ebony" is going to have a newly
PAINTED fruit stand IN Main street.
The Hamburg is making nine tons
of bullion per day. 1t is high grade
too.
A private letter from Hamilton saws
the District Court is making that place
unusually lively.
The general run of stocks were a
little better yesterday; Eureka Consol.
idated considerably SO.
Sixteen cars of ore were received at
the Eureka Consolidated furnaces yes
terday o
Contractor Broy is putting in daily
from go to 20 tons of ore at the Ham
burg works.
K. NJ. Baum, of Palisade, has the ed
TORS thanks for a delicious mess of
Humboldt trout.
X. Sadler is constantly getting in
new goods. He has a mammoth stock
and sells at living rates.
The Montana House, recently leased
by Tore Il Barbara, will be ready
for occupancy in a few days.
Alderman A. w. Campbell yester-
day removed his stock of grain into
his new building on South Main street.
The weather turned off crisp and
chilly last evening, the result OF hail
on h neighboring mountains.
Several miners are engaged in chic
riding v about Newark; with what
results we are sot advised.
Schoolmaster General S. T. Kelley
Is headed eastward on educational
matters.
The travel to Phoebe nova days is
very light, hardly averaging a pas
senger a day. AS far as Ward, it is
very good.
The new wire cable for use at the
Hamburg mine, was delivered yester-
day. 1t is one of the heaviest cables
in the Great East.
The reflection from the Atlas fur
mace may possibly account FOR the
supposed lights in the haunted
house.
John Thomas, an homes. miner and
a kOod Obo tpo, ftIuIicu 1tsttI0t1
from Ward. He says be prefers the
Base Range.
We acknowledge the receipt of
P~ettengilrs Newspaper Directory and
Advertising Hand book for 1877. 1t
is a neat book.
Billy Rabjobn is Justice of the Peace
and Archie Turner Deputy District
Attorney at Belleyille. Both old Eu-
rekans.
Tuscarora is drawing a few idle men
from here. One miner writes back to
his partner that it will be a better place
three or four months hence.
The Excelsior nine. at the head of
New York canyon, is panning out
magnificently. Pat McGinnis and
Johnny McMann have a lease of it.
Doctor Nesbit tells us that he is
meeting with good prospects in the
Orange. He expects to tap a body of
ore very soon.
The Hamburg is the property OF
five men, Paxton, Dewey, Bragg aud
two others. 1t will not be put on
the board, the lucky owners preIering
10 work 1t for the legitimate profit of
mining.
Two men, with saddle and pack an
imals, yesterday arrived from Arizona.
They have thrown up the sponge on
that southern country, and think of
setting their pegs in Eureka.
We have heard of several cases of
hog cholera in this vicinity. Owners
of porcines thus afflicted can obtain
an infallible remedy by calling on
Cor. Wilson, at the Postoilice.
At about / o'clock yesterday Ruby
Hill was visited by a lively hailstorm.
Hailstones the size of buckshot fell to
h depth of an inch, or less; we I'M
agine less.
We hear that an effort is shortly to
be made TO resume operations on the
old Champion mine in Diamond Dis
trict. This mine at one time gave
promise of becoming a splendid prop
erty.
The fifth level strike in the Eureka
Consolidated promises to be immense.
That is b ails those train-loads of
ore That are coming down SO regularly
OF late.
There was a slight un~pleasantness
betwee two haulers OF coal on North
main street about shutdown last even
ing. They started in to knock the
stuffin out of each other, but a by
stander said nay, and they let up.
Deputy Sheriff Dean, OF Ward, who
had his leg broken by q stage acct
dent some time ago, is lying in a
critical condition. His brother e. II.
Dean. of this place, has been sent for
and he goes out on this mornings
Hamilton stage.
Mrs. Kavanaugh, of Ruby Hill, has
reconsidered and will not sell her
clearinghouse. She is having the
same thoroughly overhauled and i'm
proved, and is also adding on a COM
modious reading.room for the comfort
and convenience of her patrons. The
lady keeps a splendid house.
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