Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-16
FLUE DUST.

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The value of the crude bullion
shipped since our last issue was S41 800.
Twenty. five cars of crude bullion and
refined lead have been shipped to Pali-
SADIE since our last issue.
J.T. Mathewson returned from Ham
llton Sunday evening. Insurance bus
mess called him to the Pogonip.
The Grand Jury committees were
busy yesterday examining the various
county offices and institutions.
The Jewish Passover commences to-
morrow morning and extends owe a
period of eight days.
Very few of the mining companies
have complied with law by having the
names Of their officers recorded.
Superintendent Kendall. of the Jen-
ME A. mine. returned to Hamilton by
private conveyance yesterday.
Bullion Encampment, /. o.. o. F.,
will meet at their hall this evening.
All members are requested to attend.
Winnemucca Tribe, 1. O. of r. NJ,
will meet at their wigwam this even
ing. A full attendance is requested.
An unusually large mail was received
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letters. over 700 letters were sent
away.
Mr.. William Arlington has been re
appointed superintendent of X X Con-.
Company. Mr.. Porter resumes his old
position at the furnaces.
George Clark. one of our solid citi.-
zens. is sojourning at Elko, ard the
Independent extends him a hearty
welcome.
Our Palisade visitors, drawn hither
by the attractions of the minstrel per-
formances, have all returned to the
classic banks of the Humboldt.
Geo. S. Hupp has been admitted by
the Supreme Court to practice on a
license from the Supreme Court of Ne
vada.
Mrs. Peter Anderson will leave for
Germany this week, and will ~sojourn
in the old country during the summer
months.
BY letters received in Eureka lately,
we learn that Messrs. Steele & Sturgis,
of the Metamoras mine, will leave
Chicago for Eureka in a few days.
Mr.. Henry Allen has completed the
foundation mason work for the new
Gerrish smelling furnace at the Con-
solidated works.
Edgar Mills, president of the f. & p.
r. II. Co., is expected in Eureka short
ly. He will. at tho conclusion of his
visit, depart for the Paris Exposition.
A letter addressed to Mrs. Ida Car
son, 800 Vallejo street, San Francisco,
is held for postage at the Eureka of.
flee.
No matter how thoroughly you clean
the house, the wife of the next man
who moves in will declare it is not fit
for hogs to live in.
The rattle for a house and lot, that
was TO have come off at Bigelow's Hall
last evening, has been postponed until
Thursday evening next, when it will
positively take place.
The Odd Fellows will lay down the
canvas at the hall on the evening of
their grand ball. 1t will add very
much to the comfort and enjoyment of
their guests or that occasion.
The ore body on the seventh level of
the Eureka Consolidated is improving
In quality, and promises to be one of
the most important developments ever
encountered in the niue.
The connections with the double air
compressor engine on the 9th level of
the Consolidated mine, was made Sun
day last. and everything connected
Herewith is now in working order.
Ennis received a lot OF trawberries
from a Francisco yesterday, and re-
tailed them at a dollar a pint. 1t being
salary day we bought one-not pint
but berry.
~ "A. ~ harn Nss.fn ~ ~ ~ ~ NJ q. - @
have signitied their intention of visiting
Eureka, in order to witness the work
ings OF the Gerrish furnace, W hen it Is
completed.
Uncle George Thatcher takes his de-
parture for the Paris Exposition on the
5th proximo. He will leave San Fran
cisco by steamer. thus gaining the ben
eft Of a sea voyage.
A woman in Virginia was fined S33
for trying to dispose OF a sewing ma
chine at rattle. Good Lord! what a
revenue could be scooped up in Eu-
reka on that lay.
Mr.. Lacy. of the firm of Parker &
Lacy. will arrive in Eureka this week.
The firm are furnishing an immense
amount of mining machinery to the
mines of Eureka District.
Geo. w. Hopkins, of San Francisco,
arrived in Eureka Saturday evening.
He is interested in the Albion loca-
tinns, and will, in all probability, in
corporate those locations.
In the cases of Frank Money VS.. G.
w. Johnson, and James Frank VS.. G..
w. Johnson, the attorney yesterday
filed an order of dismissal in the
Clerks office.
Louis Janin, San Francisco. L. B..
Jennings, Sacramento, U. U. Stratton,
Belmont, l.. w. G~reenwall, Rye Patch,
all noted men in mining circles, are
re gistered at the Jackson House.
Mr.. A. Berwin left for San Francisco
this morning. During his absence
he will purchase a most extensive
stock OF spring and summer clothing
for the benefit OF the customers OF the
White House.
r. NJ. Little and NJ. A. Sheldon, of
Glenn Falls, n. ", are registered at
the Parker House. Mr.. Little is Pres
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