Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-02
4FLUE DUST.

To-day is law day in the District
Court.
Commissioner Page is in town from
Fish Greek.
The Eureka tunnel is in 20 feet, and
making good progress.
Charley Lautenschlager returned
from San Francisco last evening.
jeff. Work. Land Receiver, returned
from Austin Thursday evening.
Anvils were tireel last evening in
honor of the passage OF the Silver bill.
The March term of the District Court
commences IN Monday next.
| The value of the crude bullion
shipped since last issue was $l2,-
| 900.
The Board of County Commissions
ers VIII meet Monday. Get your bills
ready.
A drift has been started from the 200
foot level of the Jefferson mine rum
ming toward the quartzite.
The amount of licenses collected dur
ing the month of February will APP
proximate 81, 400.
Nine carloads of crude bullion
and refined lead were shipped to Pail
SADIE yesterday.
Lead was quoted 1T 4 cents, cur
rency, in the New York market yes
terday.
The beautiful Blondes,l arrived
last evening. Front seats at .he thea
ter are at a premium.
Don't forget your opera glasses at
the comic opera this evening, and be
sure and aim high.
The pay days. will soon be here.
They cannot eorAe too often to suit this
community.
! Why not send Congressman Wren a
congratulatory dispatch, q la JonesE
His o counted on the right side.
The monthly report of the three de-
/ partments in our Public School will be
found in another column.
Workmen We're engaged yesterday
in raising the Richmond refinery
smokestack, blown down by the recent
gale.
One hundred ions of ore have been
extracted from the Williamsburg mine,
averaging 56 per cent. lead and assay.
ing $40 in silver.
The Board of School Trustees held
an adjourned meeting last night. The
regular routine Of business was trans
acted.
Chris. Molatesta has our thanks for
favors in the way Of sundry bottles of
sparkling champagne. All hands
drank to his prosperity.
| No Grand Jury daring the March
term of Court. This is the second
term WITHOUT the services of that body.
Whittier are we drifting?
The freight arrivals by rail yesterday
embraced three cars of merchandise,
one Of wood, one of hay and five Of
coal.
The Richmond Hose Company will
hold their monthly meetings on the
ID, instead of the first Monday III the
month.
TIE number of registered voters at
the last general election in Eureka
county was LIS. There is probably
an increase of 400 since the last regis
ter.
DR.. Lucas, The late Mrs. George Bib
bins medical attendant at Elko, states
that the cause of her death wasa stroke
of paral ysiS, instead of cOnSR sumption,
as stated in yesterdays issue.
NGptal Will SOOTS ma ne Il
comprehensive and exhaustive effort to
put the National Guard on a war foot
ing. New uniforms, etc., are included
in the programme
Fred. Fisk has on hand a lot of pew
ter medals, circulated by an Eastern
farm-wa;on firm, of which Fred. is
agent. They are quite a cute advertis-
ing dodge.
The east drift. from the foot of the
incline, at the Bald Eagle mine is be-
ing driven rapidly, and it is expected
that ore will be encountered before the
100 foot contract is finished.
Superintendent Everts, of tina T.. &
p. K. r., will return from San Fran
cisco on Monday evening next. He is
much improved in health by his So
ioUrn at the Bay.
Among the compositions spoken by
the children at the public school, was
the following by a little one in Mrs.
Hayes department Needles and
pins. when a girl ma.ries her trouble
begins"
Mr.. A. Berwin has been appointed
agent for the general Transatlantic
Company's line of steamers, plying be,
tween New York and Havre, and is
prepared to issue single or round trip
tickets at reduced rates. The
are fi:St-class in every particular.