Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-23
FLUE DUST.

lS 10 lnlS UiO Iiuks
Phil. D%ephanger returned from his
Chicago visit last evening.
MIR. Joseph Potts departed for San
Francisco yesterday morning.
Easier services at the Eureka
churches we're largely attended, and
were unusually interesting.
Mr.. John A. Gray, late Rev, has
formed a legal partnership with VIM.
Webster, and will practice law in Reno.
Twelve car loads of bullion, three of
lead and three of ore have been sent to
Palisade since our last issue.
The value of crude bullion shipped
to Palisade since our last issue was
$26. 600.
Our miners slightly alter the quota
ton, and exclaim, Base is the ore that
pays"
The Richmond furnaces now in OPP
Grafton consume about 1000 ons of
ore per week.
The farmers in Pine Valley have in
augurated their spring work. The hay
crop promises to be a heavy one.
Lead was quoted at SO IS per hun
dred in the New York market yester-
day.
Chas. NJ. Alexandra and P. Whit
man, San Francisco, are registered at
the Parker House.
The e. &. p. r. r.. Co. contemplate
building $40 900 machine shops at Pal
isade this season.
A letter addressed to Mrs. Corrigan,
San Francisco. is held for postage at
the Eureka office.
The daily receipts of charcoal for the
past month hasaveraged II. 900 bushels.
The largest portion of this has been
received 10y rail.
BY private letter we learn that James
II. Austin. at one time a resident Of
Eureka, was killed at Santa Fe some
two weeks since.
The Carson Tribune pronounces Hon.
A. NJ. Hillhouse the handspmest man
in Eureka county. Modesty prevents
us from disputing the assertion.
We hear very flattering reports from
the Rescue mine. >ilverado. The ore
bodies on the lower levels are ~increas-
ing both in extent and richness.
Col. Sabin's conservatory i. the pride
of bis heart, and the floral display in
the front windows of his Office is at
| oil'u dANf dii
Mr.. John b. McGee. the we'll known
mining expert OF Eastern Nevada, ar
rived from san Francisco last evening,
en- quite to Bristol district.
Geo. A. Davis. the a~uctioneer, dis.
posed of the debris resulting from the
repairs to the Eureka Hotel, for the
sum Of s50-a very fair price.
Geo. Mcdonald was convicted in the
Justices Court. Yesterday, of petty
larceny. and sentenced to the County
Jail for a period of twenty days.
A case of disturbance of the peace.
ventilated in the JUSTICES Court yeSter.
dav, resulted in the acquittal of the
defendant.
Colonel w. w. Bishop returned last
e~Tenrag from Carson. where he had
been attending to legal business before
the Uniled States Circuit Court.
Chas. Pope, the trsgediap. tele-
grsphed to NJ. b. Bartlett, Yesterday,
securing Bigelow's Hall for Thursday
evening.
The circus company have contracted
with the f.. q p. X. K. to bring the
outfit over the road, paying $500 for
transportation.
~ f'''fh f'iiit 'hIN h6Nt Hit .
force of men at work at Paiisade, tuild
ing new freight cars for use on the
road.
Ditch matters, and various schemes
for the remedy Of that nuisance, was
the subject of discussion in the Clerks
Office yesterday.
We learn that F~orepaugh's circus
will visit Eureka on the 18th prox.,
the agent having concluded that this
is an eligible point.
In the committees report on the Dis
trict Attorneys Office. our types made
the amonn delinquent for the year
1876 81 so, instead OF 1921 so, the sum
reported 10y the committee.
Bob Morrnw, "A mining magnate Of
considerable fame, and the manipulator
Of Overman, will be in Eureka in a few
DAYS. tie comes TO make a critical ex
animation OF our resources.
One of the smelling furnaces at the
Eureka Consoiid sted has run uniuter-
ruptedly for the past seven months;
the longest period that any furnace has
lasted since the building of the works.
A lost child was The sen sation sum
day evening. A three wear old toddler
OF Mr.. Ames wandered away. and af.
ter several hours search was found
near the depot, and restored to the anx
ious parents.
Our vegetable stands present quite a
metropolitan appearance. Strawber
ries, green peas, tomatoes, cucumbers
and other early garden truck abounds,
and the thrifty housewife rejoices at
the added table Injuries.