Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-10
FLUE DUST.

Lead WAS QuOIou ~ D OU C6ubS III tuo
New York market yesterday.
The weekly advertised letter list will
be found in another column.
Eureka people appreciate good per
formances, ~ witness last nights large
audience at the hall.
Another dusty day, and there will
he a mighty cry OF The people, calling
for the advent of the street sprinkler.
We are informed that the trout eggs
imported by Dan. High ave all
hatched and are in good condition.
Counselor John r. Baker has re-
turned from a successful professional
trip to Ruby Valley.
The value of the crude bullion that
was shipped yesterday morning was
S2l 900.
Thirteen cars of refined lead and
crude bullion were shipped to Palisade
yesterday.
There Is an uncalled for message at
the Western Union Telegraph Office
for John s. E~ldridge.
Dick Dwyer-every one who smokes
knows Dick-was in town yesterday,
entertaining his friends and customers.
Road Commissioner Wilton is hav.
ing some needed improvements made
to South Main street, in the vicinity of
Bullion street.
The Ley water ditch below the Con-
solidated dump has been put in order,
and a fine stream courses down that
water way.
We are under obligations to the pro
prietors of the Postofiice news stand for
literary favors. They always rave the
latest magazines and pictures on hand.
The Jail is occupied by more than
the usual number of tenants. compris-
ing all n~ationalities, and embracing all
degrees of crime.
G. G. s., Philadelphia, is informed
that Silverado is in White Pine county,
and its mines are not embraced in Ecu.
reka district.
Having made the necessary water
connections. Dick Ryland will com
inence manufacturing brick about the
LIST of the month.
General O. c. Howard passed Pali-
SADIE on the west bound train yester.
day, on his way to Oregon from Wash
iDgton.
The Haverly silver band will dis.
tpAiiN NtiiiiiE mis- W lhb ilt w
our citizens at IL o'clock A. NJ. t o.day.
They are all excellent performers.
A desert land application was filed In
the United States Land Office yester
day. by A. J. Dawley, for a tract Of
ground in Ruby Valley.
Henry Coe filed a pre-emption appli-
cation in the United States Land Office
yesterday, for 160 acres of land, stu
ated in Ruby Valley.
Mr.. Thomas j. Reads map of Eu-
reks District is selling like hot cakes,
and il universally commended by the
community as accurate and complete.
Eighty five recruits, in charge of
Major j. T.. Guard, passed Palissde
Yesterday en- route for the different
posts on the Pacific coast.
Eureka Consolidated shares closed
at SIS yesterday. The stock has had a
strong upward tendency for the past
TWO weeks.
Messenger Ross, Wells, Fargo &
Company's representative on the +. Il
Z. X. r.. IL sol urning with his fam
lily AT Ogden.
The order and system prevailing at
the hall last evening was in marked
contrast With the hurry. hurly that for
merry characterized that place.
There Will be a meeting of the Trus-
tees OF the Eureka Tunnel and Mining
Company. at Bishop IL Sabin's office.
on Saturday evening next.
The Bnrleigh drill at the Connolly
mine is making progressa At the rate OF
five feet Ier day, the face of the drift be-
ing In limestone of the hardest char
acter.
Mr.. Trirell. manager of the mines at
Dauvilie, will leave for that locality
this morning, taking a foreman with
him. j.. l.. Smith will take them over
by private conveyance.
The audience present at the opening
performance of Haverly's Minstreis
last evening. was the largest ever gath
cred together under that roof. The
cash receipts at the ox.oilice we're
nearly 500.
Harry Mann, the treasurer and gen.
eral manager OF the Haverly Minstrel
Troupe, il a genial gentleman, whose
tact and ability contributes largely to
the success of the performances.
Officer Middaugh arrested John
Boozer Monday evening. John was
indnlging in a little booze. and dis
turbed the peace and dignity of the
State of Nevada.
1t is the subject Of universal remark
that the present pay days were The
l~iveliest for the past six months. The
boys are evidently getting financially
fixed once more.
A very handsome piece of work, the
description and map of a water right
at Beowawe, was filed In the Record
er's office yesterday. 1t is executed
with a skillful pen.
A majority Of the members Of the
Haverly troupe have visited a
mining camp before, and were busy
yesterday hunting the localities where
silver grows.
A valuable horse belonging to X.
Peters, of Antelope Valley, had its leg
broken yesterday by a kick from an
other animal in the team, and the
owner was compelled to kill it to put
it out of its misery.
A couple OF residents of Eureka, Mr..
and Mrs. Weber. started for Kansas
yesterday, and will travel by team for