Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-21
FLUE DUST.

Confirmation services at the Episco-
pal Church last evening.
Walter b. Harrub departed for San
Francisco yesterday morning.
Lead was quoted at 3A cents in the
New York market yesterday.
The snow lies to the depth of six feet
in the Secret Canyon road, and that
highway is impossible to teams.
Almost all of the sickness prevail.
ing in Eureka at the present time. and
there is considerable, is lung affections.
A fight in a North Main street saloon
last evening resulted in more damage
to the furniture than the ombatants.
Remember the soiree to. night. A
chance to pass away a delightful even
ing.
Superintendent Hank Donnelly, Of
the Eureka Consolidated, returned
from Carson on last evenings train.
Mrs. T. j. Maupin has been quite
i'll for the last week, and is confined to
her room.
A case of assault and battery, set for
trial in the Justices Court yesterday,
was postponed until the 9th inst.
A number of lady equestriennes we're
out yesterday enjoying the delightful
exercise of horseback riding.
Eureka Tunnel stock was quoted in
the Pacific Board yesterday at rs cents
per share.
The net profits resulting from the
calico hop were between $l25 and
$3.50.
Twenty car.loads of crude bullion
and refined lead were shipped to Pali-
SADIE yesterday.
The value OF the crude bullion
shipped yesterday amounted to the
sum OF $4,000.
There was a meeting of the medical
fraternity last evening. Its aims and
objects are withheld from publicity.
The case of Berwin VS.. Coin. on the
calendar OF the United States Circuit
Court, was dismissed by stipulation.
The Elko Independent speaks Of the
81 200 indemnify. just received from
Eureka county, as the "spoiiation
fund"
Over one hundred seats have been
already engaged by citizens anxious to
Judge the merits Of the Rentz Female
Minstrel Troupe.
There is no distinction made between
gold and greenbacks, used in the ordi-
nary trade channels in Eureka, and but
one e discount at the banks.
The dust rolled in clouds down the
canyon yesterday, and tho Disagree
abilities of the day made one long for a
pluvial dispensation.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an in
vitation TO = party TO be given at Pail
saoe to morrow evening under the aus
pieces OF the Social Club of that place.
Jesse Bigelow received by rail yester-
day the first installment of lum Der to
be used in improving his hall. The
work will IN at once.
No trace of Johnson. the man who
robbed Sadler Il Co., has yet been DIS
covered. He has probably tied the
country.
Shares in the Eureka Mining and
Tunnel Company to the amount Of 20,-
l65 have been disposed of since the en-.
terprise was iDaugurated.
The freight arrivals by rail yesterday
embraced two car. of merchan-
disc, one Of lumber and twelve or
charcoal.
Grin. Williams, who visited the
Hoosac mine Monday last, informs US
that there is quite a quantity of high
grade ore on the dumps, aud that the
mine is looking well.
We are sorry TO hear that Billy Sea-
ton, An old timer on the Base Range,
has Just been closed out in a saloon
business that he was running at
Greenville, Sierra county, Cal.
Among the other improvements con
templsted by Manager Bigelow is the
rapnnua pf tho how III an IN fI,a o,ttt d
side of the main entrance, and the fit
ting up OF a cosy room for tire
mediation of agents and ticket. sellers.
The workmen in the tunnel at the
Pslisade coal mine have. since encoun
tering the vein. penetrated the strata a
distance OF 25 feet, and are not vet
through it. 1t is developing splendid.
~, and the stockholders rejoice accord
ingly.
Court house locations and taxes form
the sta ple of conversation, and are the
exciting subjects at the present time.
The next regular session OF the Board
of County Commissioners is looked
forward TO with great interest.
A valuable horse, laboring under
some equine disease, was turned out
on North Buel street to die, and had
sought the rear of the Foundry, where
he laid during yesterday. his disabled
condition exciting much compassion.
In the case of the Eureka Con. VS..
Richmond Mining Company. desig
mated as the fourth case, and on the
calendar OF the United States Circuit
Court, the defendants were given thirty
days further time to plead.
One of our prominent capitalists has
received a letter from a Philadelphia
solid man. who already holds 1000
shares OF Eureka Consolidated, asking
for information as to the propriety of
investing in 5000 more. He was ad-
vised TO buy.