Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-13
FLUE DUST.

ANC" Il Va n
The value of the crude bullion that
was shipped yesterday morning was
S23, 900.
How about that street sprinkler? Its
services at the present time would be
appropriate.
Commodore Mutt and his brother,
the Major, nave gone into the saloon
business in Portland, Oregon.
A. Il. futile, Japan, and r. Guiber-
son, San Francisco, are registered at
the Parker House.
Forbes Bros, of a Francisco, own
a controlling interest in the Phenix
mine. They are also large holders of
Richmond stock.
Prepare for the grand ball on the
Goth inst. Read the advertisement in
another column. Ii will be the social
event OF the season.
Captain Plu,nmer informs us that
the Mineral Hill mines are looking
much better of late, and is anticipating
some good developments shortly.
Mr.. Gerrish Is occupied in getting his
plans ready for his new furnace at the
Consolidated, and will OPP
eratlons upon it early next week.
The agent complains that the sale Of
''Sazerac Lies" is retarded by the fact
that the Eureka market is supplied
with a surplus of home material.
After the close of the Eureka season
the Haveriy party will play a weeks
engagement at Virginia City, and open
at the Bush Street theatre on the I'D
inst.
The rattle for the house and lot at the
pnrth ed ~ S.xtDp. atrnnf xHill tnln
place at Bigelow's Hall next Monday
evening. Those holding tickets are
requested to be present.
The Eureka Consolidated Company
will build an additional furnace. of the
old style, very o The mine is
abundsntly able to supply any guam
tity Of furnaces with ore.
II. Guiberson invaded the SENTINEL
Office yesterday, bringing with him a
liberal supply of maple sugar. fresh
from his old home in Iowa. Having
a sweet tooth, we were duly grateful.
MIR. c.. II. Prout desires publicly
to thank his many friends for the nu-
merous kindnesses bestowed upon him
during his late Illness, favors for which
he is very grateful.
Mr.. j. Il. Hill, Eureka and Palisade
railroad freight agent, Mrs. =. McClel-
Ian and Miss Cora Burns, all of Pali-
SADIE, arrived in Eureka last evening.
The fame of the Ministries brought
them.
The agent of the Red Stocking min
strels is considering the ACCESSIBILITY of
taking in Eureka on the return trip of
that company to the coast. We sin
cerely hope they will give us the go by.
The Grand Jury will conclude its
labors tomorrow. They have been
very diligent in their labors, two or
three of the members desiring to visit
San Francisco shortly.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. J
G. Wilton is recovering rapidly from
the effects of her late accident, and that
her injuries are less than was
anticipated.
The principal novel feature in Mr..
Gerrish's patent smelling furnace, is
the utilization of the hot air blast, the
same taking the place OF liquid in the
old water-jacket system.
The Haverlys' lave PLAYED to the
largest houses ever brought together
during an amusement season in Eure
ka. Their merits entitie them to their
success.
The "cake walk" the finale to the
first part at the hall tomorrow night.
is the latest New York sensation, and
abounds in good music as we'll as
comical acting.
The predominance of silk tiles around
the Jackson House at the present time,
inspires n with the pertinent ques-
ton, Whose you're halter ?' They
are all of Chicago manufacture.
Smith Harris will canvass the town
to-day for subscriptions to the regular
season of street sprinkling. We hope
he will meet a liberal response. 1t will
be money In our merchants pockets.
A. Berwin, at the White House
clothing store, has just received a lot of
silk hats of the latest spring styles.
They are very nobby and calculated to
give the wearer a very solid appear
ance.
Major Dennis is of the opinion that
George Terry. the gay Lothario who
figures in the Atkinson scandal, is not
entitled to as much sympathy as the
fellows who bored the hole in the par.
tition.
Judge Harmon Is blooming out as a
poet. He showed MS a copy of some
Of his verses Yesterday, and then re
fused to allow us to publish them. The
public do not know what they lose by
his modesty.
Harry Mann, the genial treasurer of
the Hayerly Troupe, took a run through
the depths of the Jackson mine yester-
day. 1t was his first ex p~erieuce in that
line, and he was pleased with the ov-
city of thetrip.
Colonel Taylor is buying and ship