Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-09

Lead was quoted At 8 so cents in the
New York Bisrket yesterday.
Mr.. M. B. Bartlett will take charge
of Bigelow's Hall during the week.
There will be Q street parade Of the
Haverly Minstrels at half past ten
o'clock A. M. to-day.
A former wife of A. Botto arrived
from Virginia City IN last evenings
train.
A brother OF Jesse Bigelow arrived
In Eureka last night from Virginia
City.
The receipts OF the Female Minstrel
Troupe, for the four nights Of their
performance, was $l,S85.
Both the Episcopal and Catholic
churches we're crowded, morning and
evening services, Sunday last.
The Hamburg and X X Companies
will pay of Tomorrow, which com
pletes the list for this month.
Adozen drunken Indians and sonaws
held high reyel OF the hillside west Of
town, Sunday evening last.
w. y. Mcclellan and wife returned to
Pali>ade yesterday morning, after q
brief visit to the Base Range.
sheriff Sias will return from his trip
TO Woodbridge, California, this even
ing.
We learn from one OF tho miners
employ ed. that the Metamoras prop
erty Is developing splendidly.
Passenger traffic over the Eureka
and Palisade Railroad has been IN
usually large Tor the past two weeks.
Mr.. J. w. Wright, President of the
Nevada State Bank, at Phoebe, Is visit
ing Eureka On legal business.
Tw~enty-eieh bit ears of refined lead
and crude bullion have been shipped
since our last issue.
The value of the crude bullion
shipped since our last issue was $42,-
UO0.
A. letter addressed to Mrs. G. w.
Eustis, Arizona, Is held for postage at
the Eureks Office.
Manager Probert, OF the Richmond
Company, has returned from his visit
to San Francisco.
There will he a meeting OF Winnie.
mucca Tribe, /. q. ot K. NJ, at their
wig~am this evening. All members
are requested TO attend.
"ht 10 u Nh1tko '" pt'N
gramnis every night at the ball, and
also a change Of end men, there being
four of the latter belonging to the
troupe.
A pre-emption claim was fled in the
United States Land Office yesterday by
James Brown, for land in Newark
Valley.
A response was made 10 a telegram
sent to the parents of A. Botto. request
ing that the remains be embslmed and
sent To Philadelphia.
The Sherif's office was in receipt of
a nuiDirer OF patent shack les yesterday.
iron jewelrv that is the terror of all
wrong doors.
Mrs. George Phillips departs for
Oakland, California, Tomorrow morn
ing. and will soj"urn at that place dur
ing the m months.
There will he = meeting Of the trus.
tees of the Eureka Tunnel and Mining
Company this evening Al the Office of
the President, w. w. Bishop.
| o. l.. Scott left nm this mornings
! train Il the East. He will AXE charge
pf the remains of the late A. Buttu. and
accompany them o Philadelphia.
Manager Sboenbar. Of ths Rescue
mine. Silverado, l. in Boston, attend
ina TO the business Ut The company,
aud will return to Eureka in about two
weeks from date.
A house on Buai street was robbed
of a lev articles Of clothing and LADIES'
wearing apparel. during the temporary
absence OF the occupant, Sunday even
ing.
The Eureka Consolidated Company
has large quantity Of machinery on
the way from the Eastern states. il be
n n portion of the Air con prsssor not
10 he procured in San FranciSco.
j.. II. ockwood. one al the former
pr"prietors of the Parker House, re-
turIed to Eureka ia-t He
has ieen taking u jAunt through the
Eastern States.
The remains of A. Botto, forwarded
TO Philadelphia, were escorted To the
depot by n large of people.
The Fire Department turned out Ia n
body.
George A.. Davis will hold an import
ant real estate anu household furniture
sale on Thursday next. The property
to be disposed of Is the former res.
deuce and outfit OF Joe Toomey.