Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-29
FLUE DUST.

Mr.. p. Der win has our thanks for
sundry literary favors.
Lead was quoted at 4 cents In the
New York market on the 18th
There are eleven practicing physi-
clans in Eureka and Ruby Hill.
There is over half a million bushels
| of coal stored at the various furnaces.
The Leeds Mining Company has de
clared a dividend of 20 cents per share.
Up to the 2lst instant the Typo Con.
Company had shipped from their mine
S53,27l Is.
The annual meeting of the Manhat-
tan Company will be held on the 9th
of February.
The total yield Of the Grand Prize
mine for the month of January, up to
the 22d instant, was SlSl,43l 80.
A sale of an unexpired lease of eligi-
BILE restaurant premises will be made at
l O'Clock to-day. See notice.
A lot of Tenn Pahute ore, of high
grade, Is on exhibition at DR.. Terry's
drug store.
Charley Brov lost a valuable horse
Sunday. 1t turned its toes up to the
daisies from some unknown cause.
The value of the crude bullion ship.
ped since our last issue amounts to
S24 900.
A Railroad team. loaded with 30, 900
pounds of merchandise, left for Phoebe
yesterday.
The County has invested in half a
barrel of lime. Something will receive
a coat of wbitewasb-the Jail probably.
The Virginia City papers TEEN with
illusions to Savage Bob. Why don't
they anne him?
An average of l50 tons of freight pass
over the Eureka and Palisade railroad
daily.
A letter directed to MI. W. w. Ack-
erEan, Lowell, Lake county, Indiana,
is held at the Eureka Postofice for
postage.
Tom Jewell. of Palisade, has stored
20 tom of ice for next summers use.
The Railroad Company have 100 tons
put away in their ice-honse.
Bryant, the victim of the late acct
dent at Palisade, was buried Sunday
last in the cemetery ON the hill north
OF that town.
The freight arrivals since our last
issue embrace s cars of merchandise,
3 of wood, 2 of hay, 2 of timbers 2 OF
lumber and 5 of coal.
Twenty-eight car loads of crude
bullion and lead were shipped to Pail.
SADIE Sunday and yesterday mornings.
T. f. Lawlor, General Freight and
Ticket Agent of the Eureka and Palis-
ade Railroad, was in town yesterday,
on a business visit.
A social party vas given last even
ing at the residence OF +. Wethered,
the occasion being the birthday Of Miss
Jennie Wethered.
The new incumbent. of The Presby-
terrain Church created quite a favorable
impression on Sunday. He is a very
entertaining and forcible speaker.
The high WINS prevailing Sunday
night blew the root off a cabin belong
ing to Tom Wilson, at the head of Pho.
neer gulch.
Ike Phillips will open his coy little
saloon. in the roons formerly occu
pied by DR.. A. G. Bishop, Tomorrow
evening. An elegant heightened lunch
will be II of the features OF the Occa-
sion.
The crazy man who jumped the
freight train near the mouth of Eureka
canyon has been heard of. He has
been haunting the vicinity OF the Ital-
ian ranches in Diamond valley.
An analysis of the vein limestone on
Ruby Hill shows IL to contain 53 per
cent carbonate of lime, A carbonate OF
magaesia, 2%carbonate of iron, l OF silica
and a trace of alunina.
The last number of the Health Jour
nal has an article on Chow to AVOID
paving doctor bills" Our Eureka
physicians declare thata large majority
of their patients are self-educaled on
that point,