Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-11
FLUE DUST.

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tracted to deliver in Japan ] 900 tons of
refined lead.
The street in front of the Eureka
Hotel resembles a second hand lumber
yard with a big stock on hand.
Henry Kind came in from Typo
yesterday, called hither by the alarm
ing illness Of his little daughter.
A letter addressed to M. f. Brewer
Il Co., Sacramento, is held for postage
at the Eureka Postoffice.
Levi Farvoid, the accommodating
~janitor Of the Courthouse, is afflicted
with q bad case of rheumatism.
Mr.. w. II. Clark has gone to San
Francisco on a business visit, and will
be absent about two weeks.
Thirteen cars of refined lead and
crude bullion were shipped to Palisade
yesterday.
The value of the crude bullion that
was shipped yesterday morning was
SIS 800.
Mr.. J. T. Mathewson contemplates
a trip To New York. and will probably
start some time next week.
The last steamer to China, from San
Francisco, had on its freight list, 400
tons Of lead, the product of the Rich
mond refinery.
The excitement about court house
locations and county politics rave
completely subsidized, to be revived
again In a month or two.
A number of Palisade citizens have
signified their intention of taking a
up to the Base Range during the Hav-
erly Minstrel season.
The Richmond furnaces are averag-
ing an output of 80 tons of crude bull
lion daily. The ores carry a very high
per centage of lead.
As soon as the necessary connections
can be made the Connolly mine will
ship large quantities of ore to the Rich
mond furnaces.
Road Supervisor Wilton contem-
plates many important improvements
TO our roads and highways during the
coming summer.
Our thanks are due Calisher Bros.
for various literary favors. They are
enterprising newsmen and always
have the latest papers on hand.
A row in Chinatown yesterday, cul
minated in one bloody nose, and the
loss Of breath on the part of 173 Celes-
IihiSs III lOOh all dtJlN6 DdTL VIII LIitlT
tongues in the rumpus.
The Albion shaft Is down 30 feet.
Progress will be much more rapid
when arrangements are consummated
for the placing OF suitable machinery
on the ground.
Frank Robbins has been appointed
Superintendent of the TannebiIl Min
ing Company. and +. r. Dodge Score
tary. Dates for pay days have not yet
been agreed upon.
The west side of Ruby Hill is at
tracing a great deal of attention from
mining experts and spectators. Two
Incorporated CON panies will be form
ed from locations in that vicinity very
The Grand Jury met and organized
yesterday morning, appointed com.
mittees and adjourned until this morn
ing. when the regular sessions will
oinmence.
Work il being renewed with vigor
on a number of the small mines on
Prospect mountain, where operations
during the winter were retarded by the
hezvy snow fall in that locality.
Eureka district Is stunning out a larger
amount of gold and silver than any
other section on,the coast, always ex.
cepting h C~omstock, and we will
raise that locality in the near future.
The Lenten season has no p~ercepti-
bic effect upon Ia attendance at the
places OF amusement, which, as "A sar-
castle scoffer remarks, prove that we
are not given to a strict observance of
holy fasts.
To judge from the immense amount
OF bullion piled aud stacked i'm the vi
entity OF the Richmond works, the re.
hnery has material enough on hand to
keep it crowded TO The full capacity for
a year to come.
Major Dennis expects to be able to
return to his editorial duties at Tusca.
rora in about a week. Ruins and Las
peyre are considering the propriety of
breaking his other leg in order to re-
tain his presence in Eureka.
a representative Of the RUBY Con-
solidsted Mining Company will arrive
from London in about a month, TO
make arrangements for the active pros.
ecution of work on the Atlas and Mon
trose locations.
The Hamburg Company will prob
ably build smelling works this sum.
H1tT on tHelT site III EUREKA
They are the owners of a large tract of
land and extensive water privileges i'm
the vicinity Of the old Roslin furnace.
Arrangements will be made at the
meeting of the Trustees of the Eureka
Tunnel and Mining Company, next
Saturday evening, for the letting of adj
ditional contracts for running the tun-
mel.
G. w. johnson. who is under 81 500
bonds to answer n criminal charge,
made against him in White Pine coun-
ty, is in town, e~ndeavoring to com
promise with the parties bringing the
complaint.
The music of the band yesterday
morning drowned the Judges charge
to the Grand Jurymen. and his Honor
was forced to send out an officer, re-
questing a suspension OF the melody.
They promptly complied.
G. w. Christmas, the San Francisco
mining expert who has beer visiting
the Hamburg and other mines of the
district, departed for the BAY yester.