Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-19

day. 1t will probably have some new
business to attend to.
Eleven carloads of refined lead and
crude iullion were shipped to Pal.
isade yesterday.
The value of the crude bullion thai
was shipped yesterday morning was
$40 $500.
Lead was quoted at SO rs per hun
dred in the New York market yester-
day.
Services will be held at the Episcopal
Church to-day. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
at IN o'clock p. NJ.
In The neighborhood of a foot OF
snow fell along the line of the railroad
and at Palisade during the late storms.
Now is the time TO prepare Easter
eggs. Wrap the hen fruit in gaudy
calico and boil them.
The farmers of Pine valley we're, up
to the occurrence of the late snow
storm, actively engaged in putting in
their crops.
Mr.. w. S. Reyes. mining engineer,
has an exhaustive report on the Ham
burg mine, published in all the San
Francisco papers.
Easter Sunday will be appropriate
ly commemorated in both the Catho
lie and Episcopal Churches, and APP
propriate services take place.
Gilmer Il Salisbury will stock the
new road between Carlin and Tusca
rora, and establish a stage line at an
early date.
Officer Mckay arrested Tom Jones,
wednesday last, on a charge OF assault
and battery. His case will be ~investi-
gated in the Justices Court to-day.
A. G.. Edsell, formerly connected
with the Eureka and Paiisade Railroad,
and AT expert electrician, arrived In
town by rail- yesterday.
Pete Lowell, Superintendent of the
Western Union Telegraph Company
In Eastern Nevada, returned last wen
ing from A brief visit 10 San Francisco.
Hon. r. j. Bell and family, who
have been visiting Eureka for some
days. will depart for his Typo home
to day.
T. T. Bromwell, agent of the Home
and Phenix Fire Insurance Compa-
MES. of Hartford, Conn, after a brief
visit to Eureka. left for the West on
yesterdays departing train.
Road Supervisor Whitton is doing a
good job in the way of street repairs on
South Main street. The residents of
that locality and all teamsters appreci.
ate the improvements.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Fred.
Fix is alain Frustrated with a severe
attack of the rheumatism. The lady
IS in the past year suffered untold
agony from that source.
The Hamburg Mining Company
owns 800 acres of heavily timbered
land, on which is growth sufficient to
supply their wants in that line for years
to come.
We understand that the newly
atcbed trout, out at Dan. Highs
ranch, are thriving famousIy. There
will be good fishing in that neighbor-
hood in a year or so.
The air compressor engine started up
at the Consolidated last Sunday is
working very smoothly and is a very
novel and interesting piece of mechan-
ism.
The Mystic banquet of the Knights
of Rose-Crolx. that took place ut Chas.
flske's restaurant last evening. was
participated in by all the brethren resi-.
lent in this section OF Nevada.
Well informed parties express great
faith in the mineral wealth Of the Fish
Greek country. Al the present time
nothing of any importance is being
done in the mining way.
A slag-pot explosion at the Eureka
Consolidated works Yesterday morn
ing. scattering the molten contents far
aud wide, but fortunately none of the
employees were seriously burned.
The coke experiment at the Rich
mond furnaces is n pronounced u
cess. The company control a GOA
mine on the Union Pacific Railroad,
from which they expect to draw their
supplies.
All citizens interested in the promo
ton of a jockey club. are requested to
meet at the Courthouse at & O'Clock
this evening and there determine what
action shall be taken in the matter.
If you wantt TO earn the undying
friendship of the local. put him on the
track OF an item. mines, marriages, ac
cidents, fights, scandals, or n other
interesting incident of which you may
have knowledge.
Our notice IN reference to that patent
cradle on exhibition at Haskell Il Co.'s
had the desired effect. Seventeen or
ders from married couples were
booked. aud a number of single ladies
pronounced it just the trick.
John Dixon, astrideof a balky horse,
was the senSation on Main street yes
terday evening. If disinterested ad vice
had been an effective motive power,
there was enough given to have pro-
PEELED the animal to Arizona.
In the event of the success of the
Gerrish furnace, the time now lost in
the barring cut process, one of the most
disagreeable features in smelling, will
be saved, some three hours per day be-
ing thereby gained.
The Beecher nastiness crowds the
columns of all our exchanges, and is
the pertinent and Oft recurring topic in
Eureka bar. rooms. There are but few
believers in the Plymouth pastors
innocence in this part of the country.
A four horse team is steadily en-
gagged in hauling ore from the Barton
mine, Adams Hill. to the Richmond
furnaces. The vein matter is used to
flux the heavy lead ores of the Rich.