Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-02
FLUE DUST.

The value of crude bullion shipped
yesterday was SIS 900.
Twelve cars of crude bullion were
shipped to Palisade yesterday.
There is considerable prospecting go
ing on out in the hills near the Noun
tain Boy series OF mines.
The money order business of TIE
Eureka Postoffice exceeds that of any
other town in IN State.
Manager ~Shoenbar, of the Rescue
mine, is expected to arrive in Eureka
in about ten days.
We learn that on the return of G..
Collier Robbins active operations will
be in order at the Kit Carson mine.
The Pine valley farmers are busy
putting in their crops and paving the
way for a large harvest.
A number of new cars will soon
be turned out of the Eureka and Pal
isade workshops at Palissde.
The bill poster, when he put up the
bills opposite The Turner House, was
afflicted with a bad spell.
II. S. Holt, San Francisco, and Chas.
Gresham, Virginia City, are registered
at the Jackson House.
Mr.. Joe Wells has sufficiently recov-
cred TO put in an appearance on the
streets.
Frank Robbins showed us Yesterday
a specimen of magnetic iron, taken
from the Brooks mine, Adams Hill.
r. p. X. Dimock, our well known
resident contractor, returned from San
Francisco last evening.
The defendant of a charge of disturb
ing the peace, tried by a jury in the
Justices Court yesterday, vas convict
ed and fined the usual dose.
Jim Kellogg expects to throw open
his new club rooms this evening. II is
a very high toned and complete estab-
lishment.
A huge clock, of immense proper
tions, a wonderful piece OF mechanism,
is the feature of Frank Robbins assay
office.
Any members of the Branch Mutual
Alliance living in Eureka, are request
ed to send their names to Geo. w.
Carey, Portland. Oregon.
w. S. Reyes and wife passed Pail
SADIE yesterday, on their way to Eu-
rope. MIR. Reyes has welded one of
San Francisco's iairest bellies.
The improvement to the railroad
bridge crossing the HUMBOLDT river
at Palisade has removed all danger
of any damage by reason of freshets.
The ore body on the seventh level
of the Eureka Consolidated promises
to develop into ~ of the largest de
posts ever found in the mine.
There is large sales of Eureka Tun-
mel stock. many of u citizens, who
have great confidence in the enterprise,
investing heavily.
Over half a ton of mail matter ar
rives by railroad nightly, and the
same quantity is dispatched every
morning.
Frank Durkee's lunch. provided for
him by the generosity of Hank Knight,
excited the envy of every one around
the poslotiice yesterday, and was "a
most toothsome repast.
One of the large railroad outfits up
Sc, on the Pinto grade yesterday. Be
side the damage to b load, the driver
and ~swamper's tempers were totally
wrecked.
Henry Aliens brick yard is i IN full
operation, and the york makes il quite
lively in that vicinity. Henry is turn
ing out a contract for the Eureka Con
solidated.
There is considerable quiet talk
about Silver Reef and Leeds around
town, and we hear Of many parties
who calculate to emigrate to that local
ity this summer.
II. i. Ravens, an old resident Of Eu-
reka and Hamilton, died recently at
Waco, Texas. He was at one time
largely interested in White Pine county
mines.
w. =. Haskell Il Co. are %renovating
and putting in new ceilings in the old
El Dorado saloon, and will occupy it
as furniture ware-rooms some time
this week.
John Horn, Jr., discovered two
motherless calves out in the sagebrush
yesterday. He brought them to town
and induced a kind hearted female bo-
vine to adopt the waits.
There l. no change in the tenn
tnre Of the mines in Eureka District at
a depth of a thousand observation-disclosures
Is proper ventilation from that pre-
vsiling on the surface.
A ~squabble etWee two coal-burn
ers in "A hurdy house last evening, re.
suited in one of the fishters receiving
a scalp wound that required the ser
vices of a physician.
A son of Mrs. Harrington. q four
year old, vas run I'VE on South Main
street yesterday by a passing buggy.
He fortunately sustained but slight
injuries.
A herd of wild cattle created conster-
nation among passing pedestrians on
Buel street yesterday. They were reg
ular Texas steers, and were willing to
treat anybody To a horn.
Lumber for the extension of the Eu
reka and Palisade Railroad Company's
round house at Pali>ade is on the
ground. and the work will be com
menced at once.
There is no longer any doubt but
that the Hamburg Company have
struck a bonanza on the $50 foot
level. Explorations prove it to be an
extensive and rich deposit.
There is a probability that the pro-
ject of building a joint Masonic aud
Odd Fellows Hall at Ruby Hill will
fall throuph- No determination has