Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-24
FLUE DUST.

from Fish creek.
Lead was quoted at 3T cents in the
New York market yesterday.
What is the matter with Plienix
| Gone up a 81 rs in the last three days,
Geo. A. Davis auction sales yester.
day brought together a crowd of ami
mated bidders.
The Justices Court has been crowd
ed with both civil and criminal bust
ness during the week.
Mr.. Miller Is building a very cosy
and comfortable residence on Paul
street, nea Clark.
The X X mine is looking better, with
more and larger ore bodies in sigh
than at any time since its discovery.
s. l.. Armstrong, a former resident
OF Eureka, has just sold a S60 5000 mine
at Deadwood to Eastern capitalists.
Under Sheriff Nelson will interview
the business men to morrow on the
license question. Be prepared.
We acknowledge the receipt of com
plimentary tickets to the bon bon party
Thursday evening next.
The deeds recording the sale of the
| Alexandria mine are on file at the Re.
corder's office.
Fourteen car. loads OF crude bullion
and refined lead were shipped to Pail.
SADIE yesterday.
The value of thf, crude bullion
shipped Yesterday amounted to the
sum OF $l3,0
Managing Director Probert. of the
Richmond Company, left this morning
for San Francisco.
The Elko Post Is OF the opinion thai
there will be no change in the running
time of the trains ON the Central Pacific
Railroad.
Eureka Mining and Tunnel shares
are in brisk demand in San Francisco.
II is quoted exclusively on the Pacific
Board.
The wood work in the new boot and
shoe store is receiving a coat of paint.
The place will be opened on the LIST
inst.
A State Teachers Institute will be
held at Carson City or the I'D OF
April. Will Eureka send a represen-
tative?
Croquet parties are the rage now, and
Spring street has introduced the atnuse.
ment only ladies' men are invited to
participate.
Does it seem the correct thing for a
glee club TO sing under a lady's win
dow az a serenade, Darling, you are
growing old?"
We received a telegram from San
Francisco yesterday, stating that the
Eereka Mining and Tunnel shares
were selling at 90 cents.
George Berwin. a nephew OF A. Der
win, arrived from San Francisco Fri
day evening. He will sojouru in
Ereka for some time.
The freight arrivals by rail yesterday
embraced two car loads of merchan.
disc, three of wood, one Of barley and
eleven of coal.
The ''old horse" sale yesterday real
lied to the Railroad Company about
800. None OF the purchasers were
extra fortunate in their acquisitions.
j. T. Mathe wson has returned from
Hamilton, where he has been for two
weeks. attending to his extensive
business at that point.
A small ore deposit has been met
with in the Jefferson DRIFT. Nothing
very important, but enough to prove
the existence of ore at that location.
Sweetapple. the new Superintendent
of the Ward Company, is in town, en-
route TO his post. He departs for
Ward or Mondays stage.
The Eureka Consolidated furnaces,
for the twenty-four hours ending at 7
o'clock yesterday morning, turned out
LILO bars of crude bullion, the boss
run of the camp.
Cor. Wilson has been appointed as
agent of the San Francisco Daily and
Weekly Bulletin, the best newspaper
on the coast, always excepting the En-
te1prfse.
A couple Of women displayed their
skill in handling a buggy team ye>ter-
day morning. by driving ~furiou>ly up
and down Main street. They drew a
crowd to witness their performances.
Charles Mau yesterday filed a desert
land application at the Land Once for
a tract of ground in Newark Valley.
adjoining the old Frank Beachmau
ranch.
The social party givenht the hall In
Palisade last evening was a delightful
affair. Those present from Eureka
were enthusiastic owe their enjoy
ment.
o. l.. Scott returned from Diamond
Valley last evening, and reports no
game in the vicinity visited by the
hunting party. The birds and beasts
probably got wind of their coming.
and stsmpeded.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Duff returned
from Palisade last evening, where
they had visited to enjoy the party
given by the Social Club of that place
last evening.
The San Francisco Alta advises stock
spectators To invest in outside mines.
Sensible; and we might as well men,
ton that Eureka District presents a
promising field.
The surplus of lead that has accu
mulated at the Richmond reduction
works has all been shipped to San
Francisco, and the mou now going
forward is confined to the daily pro
duet of the refinery.
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