Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-30

and is under the DOCTORS care.
Mr.. John Wilson, of the Willo VS.,
Is so%journing temporarily in Eureka.
A load of crude bullion from Typo
arrived at the railroad depot to day.
The value of the crude bullion
shipred since our last issue was $45,
500.
Lead was quoted at SO 20 per hun
dred in the New York market yester-
day.
Paxton & Co. have laid a new and
substantial sidewalk in front OF their
bank.
Sunday was a delightful day, and
promenaders were stroiling in all di-
rectlons.
Mrs. Stoves lecture, Sunday even.
ing, attracted qnite an audience, and
wa a fine effort.
Various repairs to the rock breaker
anu other machinery al the X X fur
mace are i'm progress.
No elite has yet been found to the
burglars who robbed Antoine Ferraris'
room last Friday night.
o. Brown, of the firm Of Brown e.
i"NTC't bk'uId SIbN 10 III
Eureka for a short time.
All the material for the new Gerrish
smelter has arrived and there will be
no delay in com pleting it.
Mrs. Robert Beatty leaves for San
Francisco tomorrow morning on a
visit of Il months duration.
Articles of incorporation of the
North western Con. NJ. Company have
been filed at the Clerks office.
The cattle cases in the District Court
are exciting great interest. The Court.
room was thrOnged yesterday.
Twenty-four carloads OF crude bul.
lion and refined lead have been shipped
TO Palisade since our last issue.
The roads leading into town are
again In fair condition, although there
is still room for improvement.
There was n team pistol match Sun.
day afternoon in the rocks, and ON
accurate craftsmanship vas the result.
Eureka is becoming infested with a
lot of thieves and vagrants, Importa-
tions from all quarters, and petty crime
Is prevalent.
The livery stables done a rushing
business Sunday, many taking advant-
age OF the beautiful weather to spin out
on the roads.
Gus. Gouid-old time Gus-who has
been visiting his old stamping ground
in California, returned 10 Eureka u
day evening.
The f%rog-pond at the Consolidated Is
the favorite resort OF protnenaders.
Sunday evenings they gather on its
banks in force.
Clay Simms' bottled tarantula is as
lively as when first Gagged. The ugly
specimen OF the spider tribe fiourishes
nicely on an air diet.
The hoodluns make nightly raids
on Chinatown, breaking windows, kick
ing in doors, and INDUCING in other
playful amusements.
A Sunday evening episode, in the
way of a fight at a North Main street
people TO that vicinity.
The repairs 10 The Eureka Hotel
building have made that structure u
very handsome one. and an attractive
feature of Main street.
The Mefamoras Company have de-
cided to sink their shaft a further depth
of 200 feet. This will carry it down a
total distance OF 500 feet.
Henry Allen Il Co. commenced
molding brick at their yard this norm
ing. They will put up a kiln of $780,
600 for a commencement.
The Board OF School Trustees, will
meet at the County Commissioners
office this evening. All the members
are requested o be present.
W. are informed that the ore lodies
in the Richmond are looking magnIfi
Gently. and that there is no perceptible
dimlnution in their extent.
Mr.. VIM. Montgomery will con
meuce shesring a large band of sheep
the latter part of this week. The wool
crop will soon he harvested.
The March bullion product Of the
Eureka Consolidated WAS S4O3, 500.
That of the X X Consolidated for the
same period reached $40. 900.
the Belmont Courier compliments
w. II. Davenport on his able and elo-
quent Grafton. delivered Ut the ODD
Fellows celebration Friday last.
A drunken individual expended his
surplus energy. Sun lay evening, in
demnllshing the packing cases in front
of Clark's store. He was gathered in.
The Eureka boy is happy. A weeks
holiday granted, and a circus coming.
S,uning Cinnamon and turning flip
II ,ps serves to while away his leisure
hours.
Reynolds Il Co. secured the Albion
contract To sink a double compartment
shaft, 100 feet in depth, on that 10.
cation. Work will commence this
morning.
DR.. A. c. Bishop Is having a hand
some buggy built. ia which to train his
trotting horse. Jackson suggests that
ne have il made OF sufficient capacity
to haul the animal in.
There is an impression prevailing
along the railroad, and at Palisade. that
the citizens Of Eureka are about to in
dulge in a picnic in that direction.
How is it, Captain Hubbard?
Mr.. Fred. Fisk and wife will depart
for California at an early date. Mrs.
Fisk will sojourn in the Golden State
for quite a period, hoping to regain Ter
health In that balmy climate.
The rubbish and garbage pile near