Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-24
FLUE VI r.

county commissioner L. D.. Page was
In town yesterday.
The regular weekly ad vertised lettel
list Will be found in another column.
Martin White. of Ward district, is
~soJourning on the Com-tock.
The value ofthe crude bullion shipped
yesterday was SIG, 900.
Nine ears Of refined lead and crude
bullion, and three of ore were shipped
To Pa.isade yesterday.
Three calcimining pans, and -four
crystallzers are in operation at the
Richmond refinery.
A number of mining magnates are
expected to arrive IRON San Francisco
the first Of next week.
We learn that large quantities oil
crude bullion are stored at Tybo await
ing shipment to this point.
Mr.. Townsend. agent of Forepaugh's
circus, was registered at the Parker
House Yesterday.
A slight rumpus in Chinatown Mon
day evening stirred that portion Of the
community to its p%rofounde~t depths,
but was Quilted without bloodshed.
The Auditor requests the members
of the late Grand Jury to call at Pax
ton d Coinpany's bank and receive the
money due them for their labors.
The Independent Champions of the
the Red Cross will hold a meeting at
Odd Fellows Hall this evening. A
full attendance is requested.
General P. Ed. Conner returned last
evening from his protracted visit to
SAN Francisco. We are pleased to
welcome him back.
A runaway team cantered down
through Buel street Yesterday, but
we're checked as they reached the Con-
solidated. No damage.
A letter from Hamilton informs us
that there is three feet OF snow at that
point, and the weather is as cold as at
the Arctic regions.
Another wedding will take place
this week, and ~ of our merchants
will enact the role of bridegroom on
that occasion.
Quite an additional number of mem
bers joined Professor Rutan's vocal
class last evening, and musical instruc-
ton is all the rage.
Superintendent Bliss informs us that
the late storms insure Eureka an
abundant water supply during the
season.
The mignonette in the Recorders Of
flee perfumes that apartment with a
sweet odor. Recorder Horn lavishes
the greatest care on the tender plant.
The drift from the 500 foot a. the
Hamburg will intersect the incline
from the 450-foot level, at a distance Of
l39 feet from the main shaft.
All of the April output of crude
bullion at the Richmond works is
stacked up in the yard awaiting rein
ing.
Nevada sends twenty three cases of
ores and minerals To the Paris Elk
ton. Eureka district contributes six
of these.
Stock men regard the late rains as a
special ~dispensation in their favor.
The feed for stock promises to be ex-
cellent in all parts of the county.
Eureka Con. is a bad stock Ia short.
AS witness the squirming of the boys
IN san Francisco at the present juno
ture.
Various plans are being agitated for
NV e'AiffiF[NiVh VI ito hiSAi htiNftitFs
Dams. flushing, fumes and plank GOV
ering are among the schemes advo
Gated.
The large amount of ore in sight at
the Hamburg NINE justities the state
ment that when the Con- pany's fur
naces start up il will be tor a long and
profitable run.
There is much complaint that Indi
ans have no trouble in purchasing
quantities OF tire-water, and there is "A
shrewd suspicion that Cinnamon are
not the only offenders in this direction.
Archie Kirwan, an emplove at the
Richmond furnace. was slightly burned
bv n sag pot explosion yesterday. His
injuries, although painful, were not
serious.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Paynei is building a very
neat and cosy house on the plateau
west OF the NJ etainoras furnace. That
locality is getting to he a faNorite one
for persons erecting private residences.
Alphonse Hawkes.. agent. has re
ceiv.d a large invoice of Surveyor
Reads maps of Eureka District, the
same being handsomely mounted.
Every business man aud miner ought
To buy one.
gentleman residing at Sandy, Utah.
ash our opinion as To the eligibility
of Eureka for a residence for himself
and family. We answer. if there is a
Paradise on earth, it is situated in this
portion of Nevada. Fetch along your
family.
4 Strange Visitor.
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