Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-01
FLUE DUST.

A Mr.. Bell has been appointed on
the police force by Sheriff Sias.
Fifteen cars of crude bullion were
shipped to Palisade yesterday.
The value of crude bullion shipped
yesterday was S3l 900.
There is a notice in another column
of interest to jurymen.
Bishop Whitaker, of Virginia City,
will arrive in Eureka this evening.
The cases of Toomey and CazauX
nave been continued for the term.
VIM. Willoughby, of Franklin, Pa,
Is registered at the Parker House.
A large amount Of custom ore is be-
ing worked at the Richmond furnaces.
Lead was quoted at So 70 per hun.
dred in the New York market yester-
day.
A letter addressed to J. F. Rooney,
Typo, is held for postage at the Eu-
reka Office.
Jerry Fitzpatrick, an old timer on the
range, returned to Eureka Monday
last.
The bullion output of the Eureka
Consolidated furnaces, last week,
III oit w poOyOoos
Sheriff Sias has gone to White River
on official business in his capacity of
United States Marshal.
Captain Foley has obtained a depth
of 40 feet on his Secret Canyon mine.
he is sanguine of early Developments.
The preliminary examination of
Fillipo Primo, or a charge of murder,
is set in the Justices Court for the 9th
inst.
The case of Ley VS.. Eureka Consoli-
dated Mining Company has been
transferred to the United States Cir
cult Court.
There will be confirmation services
at the Episcopal Church on Sunday
morning. Bishop Whitaker will Off
ciate.
The store room of Mrs. Larue's pri.
vate residence was robbed of $40 worth
of provisions Monday night by a hun
CRY thief.
There will be a meeting of the S. and
H. Encampment, No. II, p. C.. of r.
c., at their hall this evening. A full
attendance is requested.
The bullion product of Eureka Dis
trict for the four months OF 1873, end
my ApTli QUIZ, largely oAc6euS me LOldl
yield of the year 1877.
The smelling operations at the X X
Consolidated furnace are being carried
on very smoothly, and the company is
recording a good run.
Joe Mendes will ship eighty tons of
high grade ore from the California
mine to the Richmond furnaces this
week. The property Is looking we'll.
The May-day party of the Eureka
Social Club takes place at BigelOw's
Hall this evening. Of course it will be
a recherche affair.
A little hair pulling incident between
a couple of North Main street soiled
doves, last evening, afforded sport to
those who happened in that vicinity at
the time. Damage trifing.
Mr.. Frank Durkee, of the Postotfice
news stand, is in receipt of all the
latest literary and fashion magazines
and illustrated papers. A liberal sup
PLY of the same reached u office.
The Palisade s%oirees, given under
the auspices of the Social Club Of that
place. are described as being o en-
joyable affairs. The entire population
participate.
II P'tSA
Company are sinking a roomy shaft
on their ground, following the crop
pings down. The indications are very
favorable.
There is no doubt but that work will
be resumed in a number of the Adams
Hill locations at An early date. There
are a number of good mines in hat
locality.
NJ v-.lk ~ D-kt;~~ ~.o o~~pt1
ering the propriety of giving a grand
picnic down on the line of the railroad.
We hope they will decide in the affirm
alive.
The SENTINEL force return thanks to
Nick Millich for a .bounteous supply
of cake and wine SEN over last even
ing. Here's to Nick and bride was the
reigning toast.
Transfers heartily curse the road be.
tween Eureka and Pinto. Upsets on
that highway are of frequent occur
renee. and their tempers are severely
tried in consequences.
A telephone, rugged from the upper
story of Joe Mendes' saloon to Mr..
Hurley's room on the opposite side OF
Main street, was in successful operation
last evening.
| The Eureka tunnel is in 90 feet, the
face being in medium soft rock. h
indications are very promising of en-
countering an ore vein in a shor dis
lance.
The ninth level incline at the Con
solidated will soon reach the eleventh
level, and make the connections at that
: point. 1t will prove an economical
t factor in the working operations at the
mine.
Bob Cavanaugh called our attention
] to the fact that the gorgeous bird pic.
. tured on the Bateman street side OF
-, Hank Knights saloon. was suffering
with bronchitis, its throat being
swathed in red flannel.
Wonder what the writer of circus
advertisements would do for big words
if Wehster's dictionary had not been
f compiled As Billy Rice would re-
f mark. some of the largest ought 10 De
stuffed.
c,no.;~to.lopt Potter informs us