Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-20
FLUE DUST.

We are Informed that the Hoosae
mine is looking exceedingly we'll.
The value ofthe crude bullion shipped
since our last issue amounts to Sl5,2 200
Josh Whitesides will leave for Tybo
to-day on a visit OF inspection.
Lead was quoted at 4 cents in the
New York market yesterday.
Pig lead is quoted at 1905 cents in
the San Francisco market.
The regular weekly advertised letter
list will be found in another column.
j. C. Powell and family are sojourn.
ing at the Lick House, San Francisco.
The De Murska Richings-B Bernard
Opera Troupe played last week in Den
yer, Colorado.
The four furnaces at the Eureka
Consolidated are giving a weekly bull.
lion output of nearly 500 1000.
Nine carloads of lead and refined
bullion was shipped to Palisade yes
terday morning.
A. Jacoby, of San Francisco. a gen.
tleman we'll and favorably known in
Eureka, is visiting the Base Range.
There is a prospect of the Eureka
library being revived, with a lady
holding the position of librarian.
Crit. Thornton, Esq. returned 10 Eu-
reka last evening from a prolonged
visit to the Capital and San Francisco.
The annual meeting of the Hale II
Norcross Company will be held in
San Francisco on the 18th of March.
Messrs. Ford Il Hathaway will zoe
have their new wagon in running order.
1t is a fine piece of workmanship.
Superintendent w. Fl. Shaw. Of the
Jackson, has departed for San Fran
cisco.
Tie Court. house is as quiet as a
graveyard, and the various officials
languish for business.
One OF the big wagons attached to
Pete Hansen's coal team. met with a
mishap on Monday last, collapsing a
wheel, and is laid up for repairs.
The anatomical remains of a boar's
head and tusks, as white and polished
as ivory, ornaments the cabinet of the
Corner saloon.
The late rains and storms have made
the roads somewhat less psssable than
they were before the recent climatic
changes.
Major Dennis Is slowly improving.
and looks forward with pleasure to the
time when he can call crutches into
requisition.
Senator Geo. w. Baker will build a
brick Office this spring on the Sherlock
property on Buel street, recently pur-
chased by him.
DIR. Terry has sold his entire interest
in the City Drug Store to DR.. l.. Bazet.
who will conduct the business in the
future.
Messenger Ross informs us that the
recent storm was much more violent
along the railroad, and at Palisade,
than in Eureka.
An organization of Eureka gentle
men is being formed for the purpose
OF locating and developing some Sc
cret Canyon property.
Mr.. Mau has lately set up an ele-
CANT cabinet of mineral specimens,
embracing a large collection of ores
pertaining to this coast.
A Masonic n was found by Judge
Thompson yesterday and left Mt the
SENTINEL office, where it may be re-
claimed by the owner.
Six inches of snow fell Yesterday
morning, an incident that secures us
an additional two weeks era of mud
and slush.
The freight arrivals yesterday en-
braced two car loads of machinery, one
of merchandise, n OF hay and eight
of coal.
Tlsa psahrnADI ~1a--.I
yesterday. a large boiler and other ma
chinery, for use at the hosting works
on Ruby Hill.
Members Of the Order of Red Men
were engaged last evening in decorat-
ing Masonic Hall, preparatory to the
institution OF a lodge of that order on
Friday evening.
The prosecuting witness in the case
OF the man arrested for IN assault on
a lower level damsel failed to put in
an appearance, and the Ease was dis
missed.
The Connolly mine is shipping to
the Richmond furnaces five tons of
ore per day. This amount will be- in
creased as soon as the damage by the
recent cave in the mine is repaired.
Officer Mckee arrested Jim Goet
cheus and John Doe last evening for
disturbing the peace by fighting on
the public streets, and incarcerated
them in the county Jail.
Jonas Seely, VIM. Kierski and M.
Alcorn, of the Tribe of Red Men, will
arrive in Eureka this evening, and will
institute a lodge of that order on the
evening of the 22nd instant.
A wordy warfare and a display of
pistols characterized an encounter on
Buel street early yesterday morning,
but the parties were disarmed before
any damage ensued.
Twelve cubic feet of quartz, I'M
broken, in a lode, Is calculated as one
ton. The heavy galena ores of Eureka
will fall considerably under this meas
urement.
DIR. NJ. Rockman returned from Pr
oche on last evenings stage. He re.
ports heavy storms and considerable
snow all along the route. The Doctors
patients and friends will be pleased to
note his return.
The Alta, In an article on stocks,
says the constant and heavy flow Of
bullion from the Eureka Consolidated
has mazda that mino the third in Ne