Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-19
FLUE DUST.

by stage yesterday.
Andy Loucks has entirely recovered
from his recent serious Illness.
Silver is worth 81 Is per ounce in the
New York market.
There are nine prisoners confined in
the County Jail at the present time.
Lead was quoted at ga cents in the
New York market yesterday.
Joe Grandlemeyer arrived by rail
last evening en- route to Hamilton.
The value of the crude bullion
shipped since our last issue was $50, $50.
The Adah Richmond Troupe had a
very successful season in Salt Lake.
All of the tweers used at the Con.
solidated are manufactured at Pitts
burg, Penn.
There was a large attendance at all
the church services, both in Eureka
and at Ruby Hill, or Sunday last.
Thirty cars of crude bullion and
refined lead have been shipped to Pail.
SADIE since our last issue.
Bullion Encampment, No. 10, 1. o.
o. F., will hold their regular session
at their hall this evening.
notwithstanding the warm weather.
the rattle and sound of the sausage
machine is yet to be heard in the land.
Sheriff Sias departed for White River
yesterday on official business in his
capacity Of United States Marshal.
+. G. Helfrich, commission merchant
al Corinne, is registered at the Parker
House.
Constable Mckay departed for Alpha
this morning, to serve some papers in
q civil suit.
A letter addressed to Chas. J. Nell,
Salinas City, CAL, Is held for postage
at the Eureka office.
Messrs. Hillhouse, Davenport. Baily
and Lansing. all prominent legal lights
of Eureka. nave returned from their
trip TO Belmont.
Mrs. Ashim is still very i'll with an
attack OF mountain fever, although
slightly better than when first at
tackled.
Frank ReiRelbuth will furnish the
music for the Hop this evening.
which Is a guarantee that il will be
first class.
The foreman and bosses of the Rich.
mnnd mine resumed work Yesterday,
from which we infer that the dispute
WAS compromised.
Stone masons will find a notice un-
der the head of Contract to Let" in
another column, that will interest
them.
f. B. Dorsey, OF the Day mine, ar,
rived In Eureka Saturday evening and
departed Tor San Francisco yesterday
morning.
Holders of stock in the Centennial
Exposition will he interested in the
fsci that a dividend of IL per cent. has
been declared.
Hail, rain and thunder varied the
monotony of the weather Sunday last.
1t was an episode OF very short dura'
ton.
Tansy has been on the rampage for
the past two or three days. His foul
tongue and sounding oaths should be
summarily suppressed.
The Richmond refinery was shut
down Sunday last for the purpose of
cleaning the pans and boilers. Opera
tons were resumed yesterday morning.
The freight arrivals by rail since our
last issue com prised 4 carloads of mer-
chandise, 3 of Lumbar, 2 of tiimbers, 2
of wood, | Of hay and 7 of coal.
o. l.. Scott will depart for Nebraska,
this week, on business connected with
some property in which he is interest
ed In the "Grasshopper" State.
The Eureka Consolidated COMPANY
have received a consignment OF CRATE
bars OF n new pattern. designed for
use at the works in burning the fine
coal under the boilers.
We are again under obligations to
the proprietors of the Postoffice news
sand for literary favors. They have
an abundance Of the latest magazines,
papers, etc.
Large quantities OF ore are being
shipped from the Barton mine, Adams
Hin. to the Richmond furnaces. 1t is
used as fux, and answers the purpose
admirably.
An additional sweating furnace Is
being constructed in the cupelling de-
partment of the Richmond refinery.
1t will be put in operation in a few
days.
st. Patrick's Day passed without
any public demonstration. There was
an abundance Ct green neckties worn,
however, In honor of Ireland's Patron
Saint.
A man fell in a fit yesterday on the
road to the Richmond furnaces, and
his contortions attracted a large crowd.
II was fully fifteen minutes before he
recovered.
A newly arrived tramp, trying to en-
list the sympathies OF a restaurant
proprietor, asserted that he had walked
all the way from Australia. II did
not work, and he renewed his journey.
Clay Simms has received a number
Of handsome specimens of silver and
copper from the Lake Superior
try. They are very rich aud add to the
beauty OF his cabinet.
1t was the intention of Dave Man
helm to start for San Francisco this
morning II his condition permitted.
We hope that the halmy air of the
Golden State will restore him to health.
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