Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-26

many SWALLOWS make a Dufnueff
The freight train that arrived yes
terday embraced II loaded cars.
Eleven cars of crude bullion were
shipped TO Palisade yesterday.
The value Of crude bullion shipped
to Palisads yesterday was 1923 500.
Clay Simms is In receipt of a mum
Der of handsome copper specimens,
which make a fine addition to his cau-
met.
The Richmond Refinery is being rem.
ovated throughout under the direction
OF Manager Probert.
The Richmond furnaces started up
again yesterday morning after q "a
hours delay.
The wool clip of Eureka county will
be larger this year than at any former
season.
Jim Kellogg thinks he will make a
raise by the first OF the month.
About fifteen feet will be the figure.
Charles Pope, the eminent t~ragedian
and r~ea'ler, arrived last night, and is
stopping at the Parker House.
w. RI. Clark and wife, who have
been absent on a visit to San Francisco,
returned to Eureka last evening.
Frank Robbins assay office is a
model of neatness and order. The
young gentleman Is doing a very nice
business i'm his line.
The X X furnace reduces an average
Of 81 tons Of ore per day, which gives a
yield OF eight tons OF bullion.
Have you seen those new style of
chairs at w. p. Haskell q Co.'S? They
are very neat and comfortable.
1t pays to wait. You can get a nice
set of furs now for half what you
could o few months ago.
Judge Thompson plead ignorance Of
the code when his services were asked
In a contemplated affair of honor.
AL. Baungard. a we'll known resident
of Eureka, Is lying dangerously i'll
with an attack Of bilious fever.
Captain Platter is having his hand
some residence repainted and otherwise
renovated.
Strawberries are quite plenty in the
markets, and retail at so cents per
pound.
Advice to intending Black Hills emf
grants: 1t is better to suffer from the
hills we have than to fly to others that
l we KNOW not Oh.
Judge VIM. Doolin's speech to-day
will be An intellectual treat and a mas
teriy exposition of the principles of
Odd Fellowship.
Under Sheriff Nelson will call on
the business men to dav, in refer.
enee to the license tax. Be prepared.
w. o. Mills, Jr., is building a cozv
private residences on Main street. south
Of the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Where
fore, William?
There Is music in the air on all sides
Of the SENTINEL office, the melody
embracing both vocal and Instrumental
performances.
We are forced to the conclusion that
Eureka is not public spirited enough to
support a library. At least, we hear Of
no steps being taken in the matter.
The crop prospects at Pine Valley
are very bright. An increased area has
been planted in potatoes. and the hay
crop will be unusually large.
THE work of driving the connecting
drift or the 600 foot level. at the Ham
burg, is progressing rapidly, and is
now in so feet.
The Ruby Hill railroad transports
! doOht oVV AtltS WI oTB udify. WO LOCO
motives are constantly employed on
the grade.
A. NJ. Hillhouse, Esq, returned from
his legal visit TO Carson on last even
ing's train. He vas The leading coun-
sci IN the Martin White Gleason case.
Messrs. Wilton and Thompson will
depart for the East on Satur-
day morning Both gentlemen are
largely Interested in mining property
in Tenn Pahute district.
Mr.. II. b Loomis took a run through
the Eureka Consolidated mine yester-
day. He will report tn the Comstock
ex Derts that there is a bonanza ia the
treat East.
Messrs, Mcfarland & Foster are the
owners of the hand o fshsep now being
sheared at Diamond Valley. An aver.
age of 600 head are relieved of their
fleece daily.
Any n wishing to purchase a cosy
residence, situated in one of the best
sections of the town, will do well to
consult Sheriff Sias, and they will hear
Of a bargain.
To day beingthe anniversary Of Odd
Fellowship. will be duly celsbrated by
g. procession, literary exercises and
a grand ball, under the auspices of the
Order.
MIR. l.. B. Alexander, Of New York,
a gentleman largely int rested in Eu-
reka mining stocks. was In town yes
terday. looking at h OF the
district.
Two men engaged in a dispute yes
terdny, adjourned to the Hoosac
dump, where they settled the point at
issue toy a rough and tumble fight.
Both parties were roughly handled.
During the temporary absence of
Miss Bonnetts, last evening, from her
apartments on North Buel street, some
sneak thief entered the premises. and
stole a lot OF wearing apparel.
What Will IL Be-.