Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-27
FLUE DUST.

Lead was quoted at 8 80 cents In the
New York market yesterday.
The regular advertised letter list will
be found in another column In to.day's
issue.
The Palisade coal vein Is "a feet
thick. Sinking will be commenced al
once.
B. Frog & Co. are giving their night
ly concerts at the Eureka reservoir,
free of charge.
o. NJ. Converse and ID. Carmichael
Duck water, and j. Aharn, Hamilton
are registered at the Jackson House.
The freight arrivals by rail yesterday
embraced three carloads Of msrchan-
disc, three Of lumber and eleven of coal.
Fifteen car loads of crude bullion
and refined lead we're shipped to Pail.
SADIE yesterday.
The value Of the crude bullion
shipped Yesterday amounted to the
sum OF $l9,5O0.
The funeral of the late Dennis O'Keefe
will take place from Miners Union
Hall at l o'clock p. M. to-day.
A letter addressed to Mrs. G. Leroy,
Daysville, Oswego County, N. Y, Is
held for postage at the Eureka Office.
A railroad team loaded with 80. 900
pounds III freight, departed for Typo
this morning.
Gen. p. T.. Common writes that he
will return to Eureka the latter part of
this week.
Work,nen are engaged in substitut-
Ing two inch pipe for the incl main on
Spring near Bateinan street.
John l.. Hinckley il sojourning at
Austin, looking after his property in
tsrests In that locality.
Mr.. Beaton has got out some very
neat ball programmes for the use of
those who attend the bon bon party or
Thursday evening.
The new reducing furnace in the Gu.
pei department of the Richmond re.
finery is working splendidly, and Is a
success In every particular.
w. =. Reyes. ESQ.,. concluded his ex.
animation OF the X X and other Ruby
Hill mines, Monday last, and departed
for San Francisco yesterday morning.
General Agent T. +. Lawlor. of the
Eureka and Palisade railroad. has al
most entirely recovered from his late
attack OF illness.
Kenny, who was burned by the X
plosion at the Richmond Saturday
evening. is recovering from his in.
juries rapidly.
The east cross cut at the Hamburg
is looking splendidly, and the COMPANY
is developing a very large ore body at
that point.
An important ore body has bsen
met with in the Orange mine. Rock
assaying $500 per ton, and in large
quantities, WAS found Monday.
All those who want % borrow any.
thing in the stationery line, will take
notice that a large invoice was received
at the Clerks office yesterday.
After 8 o'clock this morning, and
during the day, the water will he shut
OF on Paul and a portion of Spring
streets.
Leland Stanford, Croker and other
railroad msgnates are at Battle Noun
tain, examining as to the feasibility of
constructing a railroad from thar point
to Austin.
An experiment made in one of the
Central Pacific railroad locomotives
with the Palisade coal proves IL To be 4
good article OF fuel for railroad pur-
poses.
The forensic efforts of the lawyers In
the cattle case yesterday, reverberated
In thunder throughout the can
yon. Their arguments were solid,
lengthy and loud.
The Hamburg Company are negoti-
ating for the use of the Atlas furnaces.
If they fail to lease them. they will
build works Of their own for use the
coming summer.
Cor. Wilson, of the Postofice news.
stand. has our thanks for a plethoric
bundle OF illustra; ed newspapers. All
OF The latest pictnrials and April mag.
azines can be found ut that place.
A mans love and affection must he
torn all to pieces " hen il takes $50, 900
10 heal them. That Is the amount OF
compensation claimed in a seduction
suit now in he hands of Eureka 10.
gal firm.
Furnace No. 4, at the Eureka Con
solidated, completed n continuous run
of seven months. on Monday last, and
is still i'm fair order. Tie duration of
of the works.
w. O. Mills. Jr., met his brother, j.
r. Mills, Of New York, at PaIisade
yesterday, and both gentlemen arrived
IN Eureka last evening. IT Billy's
relative is as handsome aud fascinating
as himself. what q fiutter there will he
IT, social circles.
United States Deputy Marshal Nc.
Lain's business In Eastern Nevada Is
To subpoena witnesses In the Cherry
Creek mail robbery case. He has de-
parted for Cherry Creek and vicinity
In search OF persons having knowledge
bearing on the case.
II looks to those who are familiar
with their genial faces as IL all the
stock men of these parts and round.
abouts were in town. and they can be
found at or near the Justices Court
during the progress Of the examina-
ton.