Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-06
FLUE DUST.

II SOtbRtCeOo'
The value of crude bullion shipped
yesterday was Sll 900.
Lead was quoted at 800 cents In the
New York market yesterday. No sales.
Beaton's soiree takes place at Bige-
lows Hall tomorrow evening.
The Reno fair will this
year on the 7ih Of October.
Mr.. HUMPHREYS has been appointed
day foreman of the Richmond refinery.
The Richmond furnaces are reducing
an average Of 80 ions of ore each per
day.
Phenix has reappeared on the stock
list, and sells at one dollar and up.
wards.
The De Murska, Richings Bernard
Opera Troupe "done busted" at Chey-
enne.
Len. Savage, the original locator of
the Savage niue, died at Oakland last
Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff viii N. Rabbits, of
Palisade, Is slowly recovering from a
serious illness.
took it Ia at SO so. They are averag-
ing now at 30 cents.
The new double c~rystallizer at the
Richmond refinery will be finished
about the first OF next week.
Five car. loads of crude bullion and
three of refined lead we're shipped to
Palisade yesterday.
Charley Hale, n OF the original To-
Gators OF the Hale s. Norcross mine,
was in town yesterday.
A railroad team loaded with Tybo
bullion arrived at the freight depot
yesterday.
A railroad team loaded with 80. 900
pounds of assorted merchandise left
for Phoebe this morning.
The Richmond three fur
naces turned out crude bullion last
week valued at sos 900.
The Richmond Company will pay
their furnace hands, and the Eureka
Consolidated their miners, to day.
Travelling agents and strangers visit
ing our burg pronounce it the most
prosperous town in Nevada.
The Eureka Social Club will give an.
other OF their series of pleasant parties
on Friday evening.
The newly discovered ore body on
the $50 foot level of the Hamburg, Is
attaining large proportions.
The National Guards held a meeting
last evening, ami transacted ome spec.
ial business in reference to their COM
ing ball.
Several heightened gentlemen are
anxious 10 penetrate the mysteries OF
Monte" For information, apply at
the lumber yard or of Julius Lesser.
A lot OF 700 tons of domestic lead was
sold in the New York market on the
10Th of January, bringing four cents
per pound, currency.
Manager Probert is our authority for
the statement that the Richmond mine
never looked so well since its discov.
cry.
A petty larceny thief plead guilty to
the soft impeachment before Judge
Cromer yesterday and was fined $40.
He skipped the town.
Gaudy valentines, sentimental and
costly and comic and cheap, have
made their appearance in The store
windows.
The freight arrivals from Palisade
yesterday embraced one carload of
merchandise. n OF wood, n of hay
and six of coal.
Two OF the female sex, arrested for
disturbing the peace, were mulcted
in the Justices Court yesterday in the
sum of $3.50. They put up the coin and
retired from the balls OF justice.
Judge Smith. of Mineral Hill, whose
legal acumen is only exceeded by his
modesty, has returned to his abiding
place, after a brief but brilliant expe-
rience at the county seat.
The cave At the Connolly mine has
had the effect OF retarding ore ship
ments. They will he resumed as soon
as the debris is hoisted out of the mine.
Josephus Reed, an old time resident
of the Base Range, and formerly head
carpenter at the Consolidated, was mar
ried on February LIST to Miss Fannie
Burton, at Oak Grove, Missouri.
A petition is being circulated in town
praying for The commutation of Row.
er's sentence to imprisonment for life.
IL has received a large number of sig
natures.
Superintendent Everts, although very
weak, and still suffering from Illness,
made the trip to- Palisade in good
shape. A telegram TO thai effect was
received by Auditor Duff yesterday.
Jesse Bigelow justly complains of
careless h~ouseholders who throw live
Goals into the street, in the rear of his
hall. He has had to watch the v itinity
several nights while the high winds
were prevalent. Stop it.