Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-28
FLUE DUST.

Two inches OF snow Tell at IallSade
yesterday.
Sheriff Sias returned from Elko last
evening.
Dave Manheim's condition has ma
terially improved.
The sheet and pillow case party last
evening was quite a success.
Lead was quoted at 8 rs cents in the
New York market yesterday.
The value ofthe crude bullion shipped
yesterday morning was Sl5, 1000.
No criminal or civil business was
before the Justices Court Yesterday.
DIR. Bishop has so far recovered as to
be able to put in an appearance on the
street.
A ease of malicious mischief was
compromised in the Justices Court
yesterday.
refined lead were shipped to Palisade
yesterday.
A substantial iron roof has been con-
structed over Joe Toginni's fire proof
building.
Superintendent J. C. Powell, wife
and family returned from San Fran.
cisco on last evenings train.
Miss Annie O'Connor, a daughter of
Mrs. Poplin, departed for school at
Grass Valley, California, this morning.
The Hamilton stage did not arrive
until a late hour last night. Bad roads
was the cause of the delay.
The Mexican dollar is one fifth OF
one per cent. inferior in value to the
trade dollar.
The Richmond Company, during the
year 1877, paid out dividends to the
amount OF SOL ,245.
Mr.. Harmon has closed up the front
of his house, that was demolished by
therecent gale.
There is nothing very mild about
the approach of "Gentle Spring" up to.
date.
The Richmond Company Yesterday
received four large smelling pots for
use in the refinery.
The Maggini Brothers yesterday pur-
chased a ranch at Fish creek, paying
therefor a consideration of Sl,S00.
~Scribner's Monthly. the March mum.
Der, is our. Its contents are varied and
entertaining.
j. P.S. Shuhra, mechanical engineer,
formerly of Virginia City, has taken
up his residence in Eureka.
The travel Tyboward is very light.
Not a departure for that section for the
past week.
The busiest place in town is in and
around the Richmond Works. Men
fairly swarm in that neighborhood.
The mail robbers will have
ination this week before United States
Commissioner Windel at Eiko.
An industrious ona-armed wood
chopper plies his vocation in Eureka,
and Is overburdened with jobs.
The main shaft at the 500-foot level
Of the Rescue mine j. in So feet. The
indications are very promising.
ID. b. Nve. OF the firm of Fargo e
Co.. San Francisco, arrived on last
evenings train. He is as corpulent
aud jolly as ever.
a drunken man. hourishing a pistol,
created a stampede in a Main street sa
loon yesterday. lie was di>armed and
taken home.
The freight arrivals by rail Yesterday
embraced seven cars Of coat. three of
merchandise, two of wood, n of hay
and one OF machinery.
Maurice Hartnett will meme
shipping ore to the Richmond furnaces
as Don rs the condition of the roads
will permit.
Very few trade dollars are in circu-
latiou in Eureka. Half dollars are as
plentiful as sand On the desert, but not
as easy to get.
Mud and slush is the prevalent con.
dition of our roadways. Old Sol's
permanent presence would be wei
coined with enthusiasm.
Alcck Beatty yesterday took posses.
sion of the Cosmopolitan lodging
house. restaurant ana saloon. and Will
run that institution in the future.
! T.. l.. Walsh yesterday instituted a
reple,in suit against Aleck Mckay. for
goods and chattels seized by the latter
in his official capacity.
The 1ppeal refers to a well known
Palisader as follows: 81. Marchant,
of Eureka county, is in the city. Mr..
Marchant is an O. T.. and p. NJ
We acknowledge the receipt, from
Senator Jones, of his recent speech on
The Silver bill. 1t is a document that
is repleie with eloquence and sound
argument.
The last number of Frank Leslie's
Illustrated contained a supplement-, a
large aud tolerably accurate sketch of
Virgini. City, Nevada. The copies
were in great demand and were soon
exhausted.
We learn of many contemplated i'm
provements to both the business and
residence portion of the town, that
will he inaugurated as soon as the
weather permits.
Trav johnson got lost in the snow
storm while en- route from Elko to
Tuscarora, and was out three days be-
fore making the terminus. lie suffered
considerably from cold and exposure.
There is a rumor abroad that An i'm
mense cave, the largest ever found on
the lode, has been broken into in the
Eureka Consolidated mine, down in
the neighborhood of the eleventh level.
1.-The baby may be a well spring of
joy, but II so, the we'll can't hold
water,n said a disguised bachelor as
no hanAai thu child hastily hack IN its