Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-07

nc N IN pay-udy VIII oCCuA ou shoo-
day next.
The value of crude bullion shipped
yesterday was $i0,50O.
Lead was quoted at 3 9-10 cents in the
New York market yesterday.
Rev, c.. B. Crawford arrived from
Palisade on last evenings train.
The telegraph lines were working
badly yesterday and last evening.
And still the Eureka Library closes
its doors to an anxious public.
The Methodist Episcopal Church is
struggling under a debt of 81 400.
The Eureka Foundry is turning out
a large lot of miscellaneous castings.
D. Manheiin's little child, the yong
est. was suddenly taken i'll yesterday.
Superintendent w. II. Shaw. OF the
Jackson. returned from San Francisco
last evening.
Nine car loads of bullion, refined
lead and flue dust were shipped TO
Palisade yesterday morning.
A representative Of the firm Of At.
kinson x Deming. of Rockford, ILL.,, is
stopping at the Jackson House.
The four caltining pans at the Rich
mond refinery are in full blast aud
working up 10 their utmost Ca pacity.
The Hoosac Company employ IA
miners at present. W. understand
that the property is looking ti~rSt.class.
The Richmond Company will pay
their force NJ the mine 10 day. and the
town bills to-morrow.
A book sale. at auction, will take
place in n few DAYS. Geo. A. Davis is
engineering the project.
An ahortive attempt At a snow storm
last evening resulted in u fierce but
Lrief Hurry.
The Trustees Of the Presbyterian
Church are huiidiug a rooiny parsonage
in the rear Of the church building.
The wind and snow storm extended
nort, along the Eureka and Palisade
railroad and vicinity.
Tire flow Of water into the X X mine.
when the pumps are running, will
average 100 600 gallons per day.
There will he a meeting tonight. at
IN o'clork. of Esther Chapter. No 2.
Eastern Star. A general attendance j.
requested.
The Railroad Company will paw
their employees IN the llth instant.
The rav.car will go over the road IN
,ha, date.
MIR. Banks. an atiache of Wells.
Fargo Il Co.. has been transferred
from Eureka to the EIko and Tusca-
rora route. Sorry 10 lose him.
A band Of cattle were sold ut Carlin,
Monday. bringing s35 per head. or
ahont six cents a pound on foot. A. j.
Lane was the seller.
Luther Clark's pack Of hounds are
all suffering with an attack of dis
temper. and in consequence the foxes
and rabbi Is are %enjnyini q rest.
Mr.. Pardv, of the White Pine Bank,
has some very promising ore speci.
mems taken from the Liberty mine, in
New York Canyon.
Theore bodies on The third and fourth
levels of the X X mine are furnishing
sufficient ore to keep the furnaces in
steady operation.
-Four cars of merchandise, two of
lumber. eight OF coal. one of timl'ers
and one of hay arrived yesterday
morning.
The party to he held at Ruby Hill.
~ NII vi tfir 1tJfiti~ tbE NV ~ ttiIfu III
Catholic Church at that place. will &C.
eur on the evening of March 18th. in
stead Of February, aserroneously stated
yesterday.
The ~rrnprietors OF the PoStomce
ne Wa stand have our thanks for favors
generally bestowed. They keep the
latest in the way Of illustrated papers,
periodicals and magazines.
Geo. A. Davis. nothing dannted by
the weather. daily disposes of n mis-
c%pllaneous lot of watches, pistols. etr.
The boys get broke and call on George
for aid.
w. A.. Montgomery received a letter
Yesterday from Springfield, Iowa, con.
vcying The information that A. Hariie,
well known in Eureka. was lvin. very
i'll with The sumption, and was not
ex expected tn recover. His Md %acquaint
ances will be sorry to learn Of his con-
1iiion.