Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-12
FLUE DUST.

IdlD4du0 Is ONoIIuu VIZ tno kObho
tramp, and the citizens of that place
complain bitterly of that evil.
There is a rumor abroad of an inn
portant strike in the Geddes 81 Bertrand
mine. No outside parties are admitted.
The Recorders Office was odorous
yesterday with the perfume of a
blooming mignonette.
The Wenban mine, Cortez district,
is turning bullion at the rate of
$4,000 per day.
The E. 81 p. r. r. Co. paid their m
ployes yesterday. A special car went
over the road for that purpose.
The value of the crude bullion that
was shipped yesterday morning was
1900.
Eleven cars Of refined lead and
crude bullion were shipped to Palisade
yesterday.
Max Oberfelder, q former resident
Of Eureka, arrived in town from San
Francisco last evening.
J. r. Mathewson has departed for
Hamilton, and will sojourn at that
point for a few days.
A railroad team, loaded with $4,000
pounds OF freight, started for Typo
yesterday.
A little unpleasantness between two
Ruby Killers enlivened Buel street
last night, and attracted the usual
crowd.
The road between Eureka and Ruby
Hill is again in good condition, Road
Supervisor Wilton having done some
good work thereon.
Rntldinn prnaanfa rnNutIu
small residences, are in rapid progress
at Ruby Hill, and that section is get
ting to be a very lively suburb.
Mr.. Unrow, Of Lake county, CAL.
has been appointed freight agent Of
the Eureka and Palisade railroad, and
has entered upon his duties.
There will be a large attendance at
the matinee to- morrow afternoon.
There was a big sale OF reserved seats
yesterday.
Captain Foley is engaged ia develop
ing some new locations at Secret Can
yon, and is confident that he will n
counter good mines at that point.
A civil suit, involving the price of a
passenger ticket from Omaha to Eu-
reka. occupied the attention of the
Justices Court yesterday.
judges Cromer and Atwood are en-
gagged in constructing a telephone.
They have not decided as to the proper
connections as yet.
A party by the name of Miller was
severely injured by being squeezed be-
tween two of the cars on yesterdays
down freight train. He was taken
through to Palisade.
Messrs. Stowell Il Beebe have COM
menced suit against the Golden Rule
Mining Company, to quiet title in the
matter of application OF that company
for a patent.
Over 200 men are employed at the
Richmond furnaces and refinery. and
that place IL about as busy a locality as
can be foand in this section of the
country.
There was rumor Wednesday even.
ing that a soiled dove oil Buel street
had committed suicide. A doctor was
sent for, and he pronounced it a case
OF an overdose of alcohol.
Conductor Kicker informs us that a
portion of the grand army of tramps
are headed Earekawards, and numbers
Of the fellows can be seen counting the
ties on the Il. Il p. X. X.
These are the DAYS when the Sho.
shones hunt the sunny rne and
pass the hours with the aid of a greasy
deck of cards in the festive game of
Indian poker.
Captain Plummer, of Mineral Hill,
and his brother-in law, from Canada.
we're in Eureka yesterday. and will
leave for Mineral Hill by private con-
veyance this morning.
At the conclusion OF the San Fran
cisco engagement Of the Haverly min
strels, and on their return trip East.
they Will re visit Eureka, reinforced
with new faces, and extra talent.
We do not mean to insinuate that
there are any Cinnamon connected with
the Haverly Minstrels, but they do run
considerable to Rice" and pretty
bulky packages, at that.
When Haverly's Minstrels were in
Piqua, Ohio, two or three weeks ago,
they visited the cemetery, and the
band played a dirge over the grave of
the comedian, Billy Manning.
elimination and recrimination is
daily INDUCED in at the Clerks office,
10 regard to the parties who peeped
into the ladies' dressing during
the stay of the female MINISTRIES. Very
prominent parties are implicated.
An editors wife never goes through
her husbands other trousers pockets
to strike a package of love letters.
Editors are mo- like the wicked, I'M
faithful men of the world editors
rarely have the other trousers.
G. Collier Robbins had quite an ad
venture while visiting his home in
Canada. He vas tackled by a couple
Of highway robbers, whom he gallant.
ly put to flight. The local paper gives
a sensational account of the incident.
The bursting of a coal oil lamp last
evening in a saloon on North Main
street, caused considerable excitement
for a time, but fortunately the flames
were subdued before communicating
with the building.
Some thieving scamp makes a prac-
tice of stealing the contents of the
milk cans placed on the door. steps of
residences on South Spring street. If
he Is caught he will find that in his