Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-07

held Tor postage at the Eureka office.
Criminal business has been very
light in the Justices Court for the past
two or three days.
Owing to the departure of Rev. j.
Laird, there will be no services at the
Pre>byterian Church 10 day.
For downright nastiness last even
ing's entertainment was far abe ad OF
anything ever produced in Eureka.
Compositions are pugilistically in
clined. They put a head on every ar
iicle they tackle.
1t is firmly believed in several board
ing houses that the hair of the cook
Will cure the bite of the butter.
Bullion Encampment. No. 10. l. o.
q. F., will meet at their hall
evening.
The value of the crude bullion that
was shipped yesterday morning was
SIS. 800.
Fourteen cars of refined lead and
crude bullion we're shipped to Palisade
yesterday morning.
Pet, the young daughter of RI. Kind,
has been very i'll for some time past,
Blu was slightly better yesterday.
David Mclean and Geo. T. Childs,
of Hamilton, are registered at the
Jackson House.
The sinking of the shaft at the Gray
Eagle i being rapidly pushed, and the
developments are looked upon as
most favorable.
Developments in the Palisade coal
mine still continue, and the stockhoid
era are conf tent that they are the
owners OF a first class property.
Eureka is the Mecca of unemployed
men from all sections, aud we are re-
ceiving large ad iitions to our popula.
ton from every surrounding district.
Opera glasses doubled in value yes
terday, and the demand was in excess
of the supply. To-day they are a drug
in the market.
The Rentz Troupe, with their bag
and baggage, left III the train this
morning. They strip at salt Lake City
to morrow evening.
An honest man has found a pocket
book. containing money. and left it
with Father Monteverde, of whom the
owner can reclaim it. See notice in
another column.
There WAS a rumpus upin the neigh
horhood of the Richmond works, Fri
day evening, a free tikht among a
crowd. A few bloody noses and black
eyes was the only damage.
There will be y special meeting of
the Richmond Hose Company, at their
house, To morrow evening. All menu
bers are requested to be present.
Father O'Flynn, who holds forth to-
day at the Ca holic Church, has the
reputation of being al eloquent preach
er. aud the eiitice will doubtless be
crowded during his stay.
United States Surveyor Thomas j.
Read received a telegram this morning.
stating that his map ut Eureka District
had heen forwarded, and would reach
here Monday night.
The necessary machinery to complete
the air compressor, At the Eureka Con-
solidated mine, has been received, and
everything will soon be III working
order.
r J. Davis, representing the firm of
+. Mandlebaum & Co., was in own
Yesterday and left for Virginia City
this morning.
"Oh won't the whisky be high"
when Kellogg gets up stairs. jim
saw thai it will also be a first
class article.
Last evening the streets. saloons and
business places were thrnnged with
people. hich reminded us very torci-
bly, of the pay-days of earlier times.
The evening service at the Episcopal
Church will be held a half an hour
later than usual morrow evening,
the change to continue during the
summ- months.
G. w. Christmas, a San Francisco
mining expert. is registered at the
Jackson House. He will examine the
Hamburg and other mines during his
stay.
Charlie Moore met with a slight acct
dent yesterday. a horse s'epring on his
foot, consequently, he confines himself
to wearing one boot, and encases the
injured member in a slipper.
Letters received from the Eureka
pilgrims now at the African god fields,
announce that they are doing we'll,
and have a very high opinion of the
wealth and salubrlty OF that country.
Superintendent Powell is driving
work on the connecting drift from the
600 foot level, at the Hamburg. 1t will
be pushed rapidly until it connects with
The ore body developed on the $50 foot
level.
At the NJ. f.. conference, held at
Ruby Hin yesterday, the ACCESSIBILITY
of building n church edifire at that
point was discussed. and it is probsi le
that the work will be commenced at an
early date.
Football ia raging again, and sore
Sims abo.uJ. Ii is imuOssihle for one
To resist the temptation OF launching
ones foot out when it ia Is in close
proximity, and We no ICED n lady give
way to The impulse last and
deliver a blow with her tinv gailer that
sent il clear across NJ ain str-e ct.