Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-10

Inc value OF crude bullion shipped
yesterday was $50, 600.
Richmond shares are quoted in the
London market at from S47 so to $50.
Eberhardt mining shares rules at
$3l % at the London Stock Exchange.
l.. X. Brady, a former resident OF
Eureka and Phoebe, died at Louisville,
KY, on the lst inst.
Man, thou art but dust, and unto
busting carpets thou shalt return
about this time.
The detection of cinchona bark will
deprive a man of the desire to get
drunk. Forewarned is forearmed.
Frank O. Smith, of Chicago, and j.
ii. Lyman, San Francisco, are regis
tered at the Jackson House.
Sixteen carloads of bullion, four OF
lead and two of ore were shipped to
Palisade yesterday.
Manager A. Trippell arrived from
Danville last evening. He reports ev-
erything flourishing in that district.
The officers inform us that the ar
rival of scalawags and toughs are to be
noticed daily.
Rather, n of our town characters,
~ hda us lGS DBOht1 SOlIl6 lliIlH
since, Is out on crutches.
Mrs. @. A. Stephenson departed on
yesterday mornings train on a visit to
her former home at Humboldt Wells.
Hon. Thos. Findley, after a brief So
Journ at Eureka, departed for San
Francisco this morning.
Eureka's peace establishment en-
braces a force of ten men, consisting of
Sheriff, Constable and deputies and
policeman.
Mrs. A. d. Haskell and mother will
depart for Ohio Sunday morning.
They will be absent from Eureka about
six months.
Cor. Wilson tells a good dog story.
Ask him to relate it to you. If you do
not die before he completes the narra-
tive you will appreciate it.
Hon. p. p. Canavan leaves for Car
son and Virginia City on Monday
next. No politics mixed in with the
trip. Purely business.
The new air compressor at the Eu-
reka Consolidated mine is working
without a bobble. 1t is a splendid and
very useful piece OF machinery.
Mr.. ID. Mannheim returned from San
Francisco last evening. Dawes trip to
the Golden State has restored him to
his usual health.
We are sorry to learn that one OF the
little daughters of Mr.. Steler is dan
gerously i'll. We hope to soon chron-
icle her recovery.
There are no more miners needed at
Danville. The vacancies spoken of in
the SENTINEL a few days since have all
been filled.
Hon. A G. Cleveland, of Spring Val
ley, returned by last nights train
from San Francisco, en- route TO his
home.
Rev. e. B. Crawford returned from
Palisade last evening. During his ab-
seuce he held services at that point and
Carlip.
Mr.. Henry Bishop and wife will de.
part tor Europe shortly. During their
absence they will visit the Paris Elk
position and indulge in an extensive
continental tour.
Ore il being taken ont of the Bald
Eagle mine. and shipped to the Rich
mond furnace. The boys want "A cir
Gus stake. A weeks product would
suffice to buy Forepaugh's outfit.
The Virginia City papers commend
all the features of Forepaugh's great
circus. An audience of 1000 people
we're present at the first nights per-
Torrance.
The Richmond Company are ~receiv-
ing large quantities OF wood for use at
the refinery. Over a thousand cords
are stacked up in the neighborhood of
The works.
The Eureka Consolidated mine never
looked better since its discovery. There
is twelve months dividends in sight,
and a promise of still greater develop
mems.
Ten million hair-pins are manufac.
tnred in this country annually, vet il
still hair-pins hat a mans wife is able
to find a long stray hair on his coat
sleeve, alas, too often.
Dir. Zeile, of San Francisco. arrived
In Eureka last evening. The Doctor
owns 10000 shares of Eureka Consoli-
dated, from which he derives the COM
Portable dividend OF 800, 900 per month.
Eureka will be well represented
at the Paris Exposition this sum-
mer. 1t is expected that on their
return next fall, the French accent
will be the ruling language nthe Base
Range.
The citizens of Palisade are making
elaborate preparations for the enter
tainment of the picnickers on the 25th
inst. Those who anticipate going can
assure themselves Of having a good
time.
In tho water jacket furnaces the iron
slags over and proves durable for a
long time. Why not apply the Gerrish
air jacket principle 10 that style of a
>melter? If it cools copper, it will
cool iron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Fisk leave for
Murphy's, Cat, on Saturday morn
ing's train. We trust that the balmy
air and fragrant breezes of the foot
hills will restore Mrs. Fisk to her
usual health.
A young man was slightly injured
yesterday afternoon by the fall of a
bunch of shingles from the root of a
house that he was working on. He
received a scalp wound that rendered
the services OF "a physician necessary.