Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-18
FLUE DUST.

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Lead was quoted at S. 50 per hun
dred in the New York market yester-
day.
Calisher Bros. are in receipt Of the
June magazines and a full line Of pic
torial papers and general literature.
The Silver King Mining Company is
shipping a quantity of fine ore to the
Richmond furnaces for reduction.
Fifteen car loads of crude bullion,
lead and hides were shipped to Pail
SADIE yesterday morning.
Peter Cans, the brute who attempted
to ravish the little girl, has had his ex-
animation set for Tuesday next.
A number Of Mormon teams were
in town yesterday peddling garden sass
and SIGH.
The Eureka Consolidated Company
yesterday declared their regular
monthly dividend Of SO.
The trend of all the important ore
bodies discovered on the Eureka lode,
is to the south, bearing slightly to the
east.
Mr.. A. J. Blair and wife departed for
Phoebe yesterday morning. Mr.. Blair
will give his entire attention TO the
Hillside property.
Mr.. A. w. Campbell, who has been
quite i'll for some time past, has recov-
cred sufficiently To be able to put in an
appearance on the streets.
The change in the weather was quite
a set back to the straw berry and ice
cream vendors. and they send up a
united prayer for more warmth.
III, OIL 7 IL TIL. H.
fact that large quantities Of Eureka ore
are arriving at the Utah smelling
furnaces.
Pofessor J. f. Clayton, formerly of
Eureka and White Pine counties, is 10.
Gated in the San Juan country, New
Mexico.
Strips of lead are used by many girls
in friZzing their hair, as it does the
thing better than pieces of newspaper.
Step by step the press is losing its grip.
Indian Hal will appear before the
Justices Court on Wednesday next
and explain all of his little troubles TO
Judge Cromer.
A large quantity Of fine bullion
from Leeds passes through Eureka
daily, the bulk of the outside ship
ments being from that point.
A number of miners have been laid
off at the X X Consolidated mine.
Cause, too much ore on hand in the
dumps.
The Photographic views of Corn
wall, England. described some time
since in the SENTINEL, have been hand
somely framed. aud are on exhibition
at the Golden Rule store.
Tho Tta1san 1,,gtO,, ~ D,1taoIa ,o,et
lie worth going for. Lambert Moli.
nelli is getting up an elaborate sign in
that language for the use of the pro-
prietor of the Eureka Hotel.
The fire Yesterday morning occurred
in the Eureka and Palisade Railroad
ConIpany's wood shed on the Ruby
Hin grade. II and contents were to-
tally consumed. Loss, 5000.
Moody, the fruit peddler. tried in
the Justices Court yesterday on a
charge Of disturbing the peace. was
rendered happy by the jury returning
a verdict of not guilty.
Mr.. j. b.. Fulton, Secretary Of the
Eureka Consolidated, is soiourning at
he City of the Plains, ana writes EN-
! Enthusiastically in regard TO the beauties
of California's Capital.
Rapid progress is being made sink
ing the main shaft at the Williams
burg mine. The boys expect some
good developments on the 225-foot
level.
We hear rumors of important de
velopments on the lower level Of the
Richmond mine. No use of trying to
verify it, as nobody connected with
that corporation dare leak any infor-
nation.
The trial of Frank Clifford. the BUN
ion robber, commenced in the District
Court at Hamilton Yesterday. Numer-
Gus witnesses from Ward are in attend
ance.
Considerable ore has been extracted
from the Pleiades mine, by the l~essees,
and it has yielded a handsome profit.
Work is suspended for the present,
owing to legal complications.
For q dusty, dirty. disagreeable day,
yesterday capped the climax. For a
place where water is claimed to be GO
ing to waste, this is the most dust
afflicted community on the face of the
earth.
Joe's life was rendered a burden yes
terday by parties seeking information
in regard to that stage coach episode.
He stood by bis colorS firmly. and re-
fused to reveal the identity of the par
ties.
A new system of bracing timbers at
station levels has been adopted by
Foreman Kermeen, at the Hamburg.
All our BOSS miners who have exam
ined the work, endorse it as a great
improvement.
The lower levels of the Eureka Con-
solidated will have to look to their
l~aurels. as the seventh promises very
rich and extensive developments, That
portion of the mine is opening out
magniticentlY.
Loud words and a few blows be-
tween a couple of belligerent individu-
ais on Buel street last evening, emptied
the hurdy houses. Nothing serious
resulting. the fiddlers struck up, and
festivities were resumed.
A young man, who was suffering
from "~hereditary govt" said he didn't
mind the pain of il so much, but said
that 1.-The thought that some old ances-
tor had All the fun of acquiring this