Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-21
FLUE DUST.

Mike Walsh has gone to Pancake
and Hamilton on a business trip.
Lead was quoted in the New York
market yesterday at four cents.
Candidates for local offices are crop
ping out in great plentitude.
The value ofthe crude bullion shipped
yesterday morning was $l3, 1000.
Five cars of merchandise and seven
of coal were received at the freight de-
pot yesterday.
VIM. Kierski and G.. III. Alchorn, two
Grand Sachems, arrived in Eureka last
night.
He'll, or no hell agitates the frequent
ers of the Clerks office. Rufus casts
the deciding vote in the negative.
The person having a pair of canti-
mas belonging to VIM. Montgomery,
will please return them to the owner.
Eight carloads of crude bullion and
yesterday morning.
Richmond shares, by our latest adj
vices, were quoted at Sf5 at the London
Stock Exchange.
About l6 per cent. of the built on
turned out in Eureka District dur ing
1877 was gold.
A notice to charter members of the
Improved Order OF Red Men will be
found in another column.
Substantial repairs have been made
this week to the Catholic Church edi-
flee, and still more are in contempla-
tion.
D., rnr - yIyx1a .1
are in receipt of the Congressional Di
rectory, a very useful work of refer
ence.
The passenger train did not leave
Palisade until 1880 P. NJ. The delay
was caused by the non-arrival of the
Eastern-bound overland train.
The Phoebe stage did not leave Ham.
ilton until 5 p. NJ, aud consequently
did not arrive in Eureka until his
morning.
Thirty five thousand shares of Day
stock are held in Phoebe and five thou
sand in Eureka, taken in at prices
ranging from 81 so to s..
Morris II. Joseph has been appoint
ed agent of the Guion United States
mail line OF steamships from New
York to Liverpool, and sells tickets
for all points in Europe.
A private letter was received in Eu-
reka on Monday from j. Oberer, in
which that gentleman stated that he
would not return to the Base Range.
The survey plats of the Enterprise
and Old Point Comfort and Tattler
mines, TEN Pahute District, were re-
ceived at the Registers office last even
ing.
There is much disappointment ex.
pressed among our citizens over the
emasculated Silver bill that recently
passed the Senate of the United States.
Equality with gold, or nothing, is the
prevailing sentiment.
Al a recent convention of Missouri
lead producers, it was resolved to cur
tail the production of the lead mines
one third. By the time they hear from
all the base metal camps they will
want to quit altogether.
Tubular metallic freight cars are
now coming prominently into use.
They weigh but half as much as ordi-
nary freight cars and carry double as
much paying weight.
Hung Wo, a Chinese washerman,
fell on a Main street sidewalk Tuesday
evening and broke his right arm.
Medical experts OF hisown race attend
ed to his injuries and reset the bone
with considerable skill.
A couple of youthful bootblacks en-
terrain the frequenters of Joe Mendes'
saloon nightly with the songs of the
day. They have good voices, and will
blossom out directly as double song
and dance artists.
A fiat-car. loaded with charcoal, got
loose on the Ruby Hill grade yester-
day, and ran off of the switch Just be-
low the Consolidated works, scattering
the sacks far and wide. 1t took two
hours hard work to get the car back
on the track.