Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-14
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To day is palm Sunday.

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Journal received quoted Richmond
shares at S51.25.
Messenger Ross has returned from
Ogden, and resumed his old position
on the Narrow Gauge.
Gilmer & Salisbury have been
awarded a large mail contract in the
San Juan country, New Mexico.
The drift from the 600 foot level sta
ton, at the Hamburg, is making rapid
progress, and will cut the vein shortly.
The value of the crude bullion that
was shipped yesterday morning was
SIS, 900.
Thirteen carloads of refined lead
and crude bullion were shipped to Pal
isade yesterday.
Mrs. Harmer. mother of Mrs. A. d.
Haskell and Mrs. Steikleman, is very
ill with a serious case of erysipelas.
Superintendent A.. j.. Hawkins and
wife arrived by train last evening en-
route to Typo.
d. +. Verdenal, a we'll known a
Francisco stock broker, arrived in
Eureka last evening.
The music for the Odd Fellows ball
on the 26th inst. will he furnished by
Frank Reigelhuth.
A letter addressed to John Empy,
Chases Mills, r.. N, has been returned
to the Eureka Office for better direc-
ton.
NJ. II. Joseph, of the Golden Rule
store, departed for San Francisco this
morning. He will be absent about
two weeks.
Tho nuroro IF fJn Albion claim will
let a contract shortly. a force of men
divided into three shifts will put the
main shaft down as soon as possible.
J. NJ. English, President of the Tybo
C~onsolidaled mine, accompanied by
his wife, arrived in Eureka last even
ing en- route to Typo.
We learn that a large force Of miners
will be put to work. on the Albion 10
cation next week, and the new shaft
carried down with all possible speed.
The bankrupt case of b f. McKer-
a is set in the United States Circuit
Court for Tuesday next, but will prob
ably be continued for the term.
l.. C. McKennev, an old resident of
Eureka, and present proprietor of the
san Juan Sentinel. New Mexico, is So
journing in Washington, ID. C.
Rev. A. c. Gillies, of Virginia City,
is Informed that Frank Picking re-
sides near the Maopa Reservation,
about 100 miles from Phoebe.
Mr.. f.. A. Littlefield, of the Elko
Post. has returned To his editorial
labors, and we may look for some in
teresting Eureka notes in the next
issue OF that journal.
Mr.. McDaniels, during his journey
ings yesterday, found some float rock
on the mountain that assays up in the
hundreds. He will investigate. and
try to find the vein from which 1t anne
How about that movement to reopen
the Eureka Library? We have not
heard anv thing lately in regard to the
lectures and other steps that were to be
inaugurated in its behalf.
Next Sunday is Easter. Look out
for some stunning feminine toilets on
that occasion. The ladies have been
devoting themselves to the coustruc-
ton of them during Lent.
John Il. Owens, supported by a full
drematic company, will appear at Big
CLOVIS Hall on the 10th, 18th and 18th
OF May, having engaged the hall for
those dates.
An important strike has been made
on the $50 level of the Hamburg mine,
south drift. a two foot vein of high
grade ore having been met with at that
point.
Smith Harris was quite successful in
his street sprinkling canvass Yesterday,
and will to Law the whirling
dust in a few days. His services il
that line will be appreciated.
| Tho raoaintS NJ Tho Do-o.I, .a:.u.ul.
for five nights and matinee lacked hut
a few dollars of 81. 900. 1t was. with
out exception, the most successful en-
gagement ever played in Eureka.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
elegantly printed table, showing the
yield, dates. and amounts OF dividends
of the Consolidated Virginia and Cali
fornia mines. the same being a supple.
ment of the San Francisco Stock Report.
Phil Dephanger is in Chicago nego
tiating the sale of mines in Bullion
district. We understand that a num-
Der of capitalists in the Lake City have
signitied an intention to purchase if a
satisfactory arrangement can be made.
The negotiations between Messrs.
Heynemapn & Platter and the Ruby
Hill Consolidated Companies will not
bp bCioiC ttDNtIilDtT
next. Our English cousins move very
slowly in such matters.
The repairs to the Eureka Hotel
building will not he completed before
the LIST Of the month. The second
story will be completely transformed,
and Kellogg will have one of the neat
est and cosiest places in the town.
Messrs. Berwin, Joseph and Ander-
son are agents for steamship lines ply.
ing between New York and Liverpool.
Parties intending to visit the Paris Tx
position can make satisfactory arrange
mepts with either of them for round
trip ickets.
Mr.. III. Turner, of the firm of Tur-
ner Bros. New York, bankers. will
arrive in Eureka this week, on a visit
of inspection OF our mines and re
sources. MIR. Turner is largely inter-
ested in mining property at Spruce
mont, Elko county.
Colonel Sabin's conservatory, at
tached to the firms office, is the object
of universal admiration. and that por-
tiop of the suifa of rooms il in marke1