Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-28
FLUE DUST.

shipped to Pslisade yesterday.
Mrs. M. b. Bartlett is so%journing at
Paris, awaiting the opening of the Eek
position.
Major Clegg. Of Virginia City. and s.
r. Wright. Carlin, are registered at the
Parker House.
Charley LautenschlaRer Ia r~enovating
and Frightening up the q. p. Brewery
premises.
Assessor Knight leaves for Mineral
Hill on the LIST prox., on an official
visit.
The Humboldt river at Palisade is
hank full, a sequence of melting snows
In the mountains.
Lead WAS quoted at So 20 per hun.
dred IN the New York market yester-
day.
Superintendent Richard. OF the Rich
mOnd, will arrive from San Francisco
this evening.
Fred Fisk is raising and improving
the premises occupied by him as an
office u private residence.
Ore shipments to Salt Lake City have
ceased for the present, but will he re.
sumed tins week.
The recent storms were very unfav-
orshie to sheep shearing operations,
and the work at Diamond Valley has
ceased until the weather clears up.
James Christopher. arrested on a
charge OF misdemeannr, furnished
bail to the mou Of $3.50. Date Of
trial net yet set.
A number Of new cars viii, be turned
out OF the Palisade workshops shortly.
They are very much needed on the
roads.
Clay Simms has received some very
unique and curious crystals. sent to
him from New Mexico. They are
worthy VI all examination.
A drove OF fifty fine milch COWS,
fresh from the green fields Of Cslifor
mia, arrived at Marsden Il Wilson's
ranch yesterday.
The case Of the Martin White Com
pany va. Gleason, WAS argued and sub.
United last Wednesday. An early de
cision Is looked for.
Mr. James Reilly, an old time East.
ern Nevada mining magnate. arrived
from Carson Friday evening. and will
sojourn with US for the next month.
A. soon as the new Albion shaft is
carried down a sufficient depth, hoist.
ing works of large capacity will be
provided TO develop the mine.
Tramps abound. and petty offerings
are the incidents that do most abound.
Unguarded cellars and household store.
ootDs are their natural prey.
MIR. J. NJ. English and wife, and
Mrs. A. X. Hawkins, arrived by Tyio
siaRe last evening, en- route to San
Frsncisco.
Pres. Wand. an old timer in East
ern Nevada. and long a resident of
Phoebe. arrived in Eureka last even.
ing, en- route To San Francisco.
Mr.. Fuller has heen appointed day
foreman of the chrys,allizerS, at the
Richmond refinery, and MIR. Curtis
occu Ides the same position on the night
shift.
officer Livingston arrested John
Frank Yesterday on a charge of draw
ing and exhibiting a deadly weapon.
The case will be ventilated at some
future date.
Justice Fields end line decision, con-
trary to ex recitation, was no quoted bv
defendants counsel In the Martin
White case, re'entlv on trial before the
Supreme Court aL Carson.
Work has ceased IN the Gray Eagle
location temporarily, but will I've re-
suned In a few days. The bottom OF
the main shalt Is In favorable vein
matter.
Pancake fire rock Is coming in quite
freely. both ut the Richmond and Con
solidated works. The long runs at the
latter has materially reduced the usual
quantity used.
Dick Ryland has all Of his water
pipes laid, brick machines in order.
and brick yard in read ness for the
commencement Of operations as soon
as the weather will permit.
The sinking Of the incline from the
tenth level of the Consolidated pro
gres>es rapidly. The new engine
placed at the ninth level aids the pro-
grrss of the work very much.
w. p. Haskell Il Co. are making
preparations TO move on the LIST prox.
to The Eureka Hotel building. They
will make a grand display in their
ne~ quarters.
Mr.. w. p. Haskell was out on Pros
pect mountain yesterday, measuring
mining shafts, and hooking At the de-
v-iopmen,s in the Ida and frankie
Scott locations.
Col. Tooie, advance agent 81 Fore.
paugh's circus, accom- panied with n
paste brigade. arrived on last evenings
train. The town. In quence, will
soon abound with gorgeous specimens
of pictorial art.
Miss May Hubbard left for San
Francisco this morning, for the pur
pose of attending school. She Is a
bright and intelligent young lady, and
will doubtless profit by her improved
scholastic facilities.
MIR. Harris has abandoned. for the
present, his project of flushing aud
cleansing the big ditch. He is Of the
opinion that the advent of warm
weather will convince the people of
the necessity Of the enterprise.
We hear very encouraging reports
from Mineral Hill. Manager Plummer
is sanguine In regard to the future OF
the mines under his control, and ia do.
ing some vigorous work In order to
develop possible ore bodies.
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