Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-10
FLUE DUST

Lead was quoted NJ oIs ctutS III tue
New York market yesterday.
The value of the crude bullion
shipped yesterday WAS Sl0,S00.
Gold is quoted at 1917 in New York,
the lowest point touched since the
war.
The E. & p. r. r. Company trans
port an average of $500 bushels of coal
daily, delivering it at Eureka.
Eight carloads of crude bullion
and refined lead were shipped to Paii-
SADIE yesterday.
Dick Ryland will burn three kilns
OF brick this spring, nearly half a mil
lion OF the article.
j. d. Fulmer, of Milwaukee,, Wis
c%onsin, is registered at the Jackson
House.
Senator Jones and Congressman
Wren overwhelm us with favors, in
the way of pub. docs.
There will be a meeting of the mem.
bers of the l. .. of r. NJ. at their Wig
wan to- morrow evening.
The Bodie Standard says it was
Russian Kate" and not Bell Wilder
who attempted suicide at Candelania
last week.
The business of the San Francisco
Board shows an increase. For the
week ending March 5th, the sales ag-
gregated 81 zoe, 600.
Mr.. Joseph Winzell is back from a
weeks visit to his stock ranch to the
northward. He reports all the stock
in that direction standing the winter
finely.
That 'little birds do in their nest
agree" is no credit to the little birds.
because it would never do for them to
fall out.
A letter addressed to Mrs. Lizzie
Francisco, is held for postage at the
Eureka Office.
NJ. Fl. Joseph, of the Golden Rule,
contemplstes a trip to the Bay City in a
few days. He is longing for a sniff of
the fresh sea breezes of the Pacific.
Thomas Morton was arrested yester-
day morning on the charge of assault,
plead not guilty, gave bonds, and will
have an examination on the 18th inst.
Dick Ryland, our worthy County
Treasurer, will, nex week, lay half a
mile OF iron piping in the canyon from
his springs to the backyard.
A letter received yesterday by w. A.
Montgomery from the relatives of AL.
Hardie, states that he is very low, and
his death is daily anticipated.
The project of building a new hall is
still agitated, and the scheme will be
probably contaminated as soon as the
weather settles.
An Indian who was trying the PAGES
of an untaned broncho yesterday, was
thrown from the horse in front of the
Turner House and seriously injured.
Charity Rebekah Degree Lodge, No
5, /. o. o. F., will meet at Odd Fell
lows Hall on Tuesday evening next.
Brothers of the Scarlet Degree are in
yited to attend.
The creditors of d. B. Immel will
take notice that the ~assignees will pay
a dividend of twenty. ii We cents upon
the dollar. The amount will be dis
bursed at their office 10 morrow.
The large baud of sheep drove in
from Duck water and Kearn Creek by
w. A. Montgomery have been sent tn
his ranch in Diamond valley, 10 be
slaughtered as occasion requires.
~ SIltbciutIs ttlo N6ll kilOWu tItiil-
ing expert, has presented to the Cali
fornis State Geological Society a large.
handsome specimen of wulfeuite from
the Eureka Consolidated mine.
A special train of eight cars, loaded
with rare beasts and birds for the me-
nagerie in connection with Adam Fore
paugh's circus, passed Palisade yester-
day.
An excited oma was on the ram
page on Main street Friday evening,
and told her troubles to an adtniring
crowd in racy and vigorous language.
Deserted by the one she loved was the
trouble.
Captain A. ID. Rock, who has been
absent at San Francisco for the last two
months, returned to Eureka last even
ing. He has been engaged in intro
ducing some useful inventions.
Jack McIsaacs vas arrested at Secret
Canyon by sheriff Sias Yesterday, on a
charge OF drawing and exhibiting a
deadly weapon. He Will have an ex-
animation early this week.
There is a scarcity OF barley in the
Eureka market, and the supply is very
nearly exhausted. We are Informed
by dealers that the amount available at
the present time will not exceed 200
m
A Eurekan talking about the violence
of the gale last week, declared that it
blew so hard that the only way be
could keep his hat on his head was by
taking it off aud sitting down on it.
b. F. Ward, the genial host of the
hotel at Mineral Hill Station, came TO
Eureka on last evenings train. Wards
popularity with the travelling public is
TOO well known to need a mention from
us.
Why the county officials all gathered
on the front sidewalk of the Court
house, yesterday morning, was ex-
planned by the fact that a lady was
putting the finishing touches TO her
toilet, in a room opposite, and had not
pulled down the blinds.