Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-26
FLUE DUST.

Lead was quoted at $50 cents:in the
New York market yesterday.
w. :. keyes, Esq has been engaged
since his arrival. In a series of under
ground explorations on Ruby Hill.
A grand jury will he subpanaed at
this term of the District Court, TO con-
vene on the 18th day of April.
w. A. Montgomery has returned
from his trip to Elko and outlying
country.
Bob Cavanaugh is back from Carson
City. He reports his father as much
improved in health.
Superintendent Kaye vas taken Ill
yesterday and was unable TO attend to
his school duties.
The man who predicted a severe
winter is out now with his illustrated
map of an unhealthy summer.
Thirty two cars Of crude bullion and
refined lead have been shipped to Pail
sade since our last issue.
The value OF the crude bullion
shipped since u last issue amounted
to 1880.
A letter addressed to r. g. DIM 81
Co, $40 California street, San Francisco,
Is held for postage ut the Eureka office.
United States Deputy Marshal Me-
Lain, OF Virginia City, is in Eureka on
official business.
The attention Of members of the
Miners Union Is called to notice in
another column.
GAY Lee runs a wash house on Buel
street. He is no relation to "Gaily the
troubadour."
Judge Smith. of Mineral Hill, is so.
j%ourning in town. He came up on last
evenings train.
Ex-Under Sheriff s. B. Bell arrived
from his Idaho cattle ranch last even.
ing, and will sojourn in Eureka for a
short time.
Coat buttons are now made to screw
on through the cloth, but along about
election time candidates will pull them
oil the same as any others.
There are several Court house birds
on the nest. What they will hatch
out, time and the County Commission
ers only can tell.
There WAS filei in the U. s. Land
Office last evening the final papers in
the pre- emption land application of L.
g. Morrison, of Pinto Greek.
The funeral of the late Dennis
O'Keefe will take place from Miners
Union Hall at one o'clock to morrow
afternoon.
A special dispatch from San Fran
cisco, relative to well known parties
formerly residing in Eureka, will cre-
ate "A sensation In our social circles.
The freight arrivals ny rail since our
last issue embrace six carloads Of
merchandise. five OF lumber, two of
wond and twenty two Of charcoal.
VIM. Webb and wife. of Winconsin.
the gentleman being largely Interested
in Eureka Consolidated, are stopping
at the Parker House.
The hon hons arrived last night, and
the intending bali goers can secur
their partners and make due prepare,
tons for the evenings enjoyment.
The Auditor has turned over tn the
District Attorney the delinquent tax
list for the quarter ending December
3lst. for collection.
The members Of Winnemucca Tribe,
|. o. of II. NJ, will meet at their wig
wan this evening. A full attendance
is requested.
Work has been resumed on one of
the Pancake coal mines. and Mike
Walsh. who il interested i'm the prop.
cry, put q crew of men on on Sunday
last.
The morbid curiosity Of the human
race was illustrated yesterday by the
multitude OF people visiting Sch wamb's
undertaking rooms. to view the re.
mains OF the victim of the accident.
The counterfeit presenfments Of the
blonde heSu'ies, ST. lavi>hiy displayed
on Hank Knights building. drew a
large and admiring throng OF high art
critics yesterday.
A special train, with DIR. Thoma as
passenger, WAS sent To Palisade Sunday
evening. The illness of General Pas
senger Agent Lawlor caused the Doc
TORS flying trip.
There are one hundred and twenty,
five tons Of assorted ore on the dump
of the Williamsburg mine, that will
average Is T'er cent. lead, and assay
from $40 10 $40 in silver.
The heaviest mail of the week ar
rives in Eureka Sunday evening. All
of the weekly newspapers swell the
mail bags. and n half a ton of mail
matter is the usual desc.
A lively little row In a dive on North
Main street Sunday evening, ended IN
me of the participants receiving an
ugly cash in the face by a tumbler
used by his opponent.
Our fsvorite exchange fails to arrive
on an average three times n week, but
no accident ever yet delayed the Con.
gressi0ndt Globe. Thieves do not steal
anything with a frank on the wrap
per.
A horse with a saddle on, and evil
IDENTIFY hard ridden, was turned into q
Main street corral Friday evening 10y
some unknown parties. The animal
WAS aiterward identified by the owner
who. however, could not account toi
his presence I'm town. One Of Joe
Toomey's RELAYS. probably.