Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-26
FLUE DUST.

Two inches OF snow fell yesterday.
A session Of the District Court will be
held to-day.
The value OF the crude bullion ship.
ped yesterday was 81 ,800.
There is over a foot Of snow at Tybo
and surrounding country.
Lumber pilferers are very numerous
and bold in their depredations.
The boys were having gay sport last
evening coasting down the Clark stree,
hill.
The snow storm extended to Palisade,
about The same quantity falling at that
point as In Eureka.
The work Of cleaning out the con.
densing fiue at the Eureka furnaces,
was completed yesterday.
Pete Hansen has 100, 900 bushels OF
coal stored at the pits in the mountains
back of Pine Station.
Superintendent Shoenbar informs us
that steam hosting works will be BULL
1t the Rescue niue 1t an early day.
Eleven carloads Of crude bullion,
lead, fiue-dust and litharge were dis.
patched 10 Palissde yesterday morning.
On January account u the 10th.
$40,492 were shipped from the Ty bo
Consolidated mine.
Pete Hansen informs rs that he has
5000 sacks Of coal stored 1t Pine Sta
ton. awaiting shipment 10 this point.
Furnace No. 8, at the Eureka Con.
works, was run down yesterday, In
order to refine and repair.
b. Reinhart, the Elko and Eureka
grain merchant, departed for Elko
yesterday morning.
The shooting gallery attached to the
FL Dorado Saloon Is . very popular re-
sort. and our local marksmen patron.
iIe 1t extensively.
The Eureka Consolidated Company
produced during the quarter ending
December 30th. $3.50 tons OF crude bull.
lion. or an average daily prod uct OF 39h
tons.
The Eberhardt Il Aurora Company
have about 1000 tons OF good ore on
their dumps at Eberhardt, extracted
from the old workings.
Under Sheriff Nelson will start out
on Monday next on his regular license
collecting tour, q fact that the business
public will do we'll to make q note Of.
J. d. Farmer, wife and family, who
have been visiting the Base Range for
the past two weeks. departed for San
Francisco yesterday morning.
The rich strike in the Hamburg mine
continues 10 hold out we'll. and the ore
body In the Wine on the $50 foot level
is looking splendidly.
The interior arrangements OF the Ex-
press Office are undergoing alteration.
When completed, 1t will be much
nor convenient for the employees and
the public.
A sale of 40 tons of refined lead. the
production of the Selby Smelling
Works at San Francisco. was made IN
New York OF the 18th inst, The terms
were SIS per ton.
Drills have been started at the Res
cue mine. in SiIverad0, from the 500
foot level. and will be run until the
ledge is cut. The mine Is looking
splendid.
A small blaze in Que Of the Chinese
shanties on Munroe street. yesterday.
vas squelched by the timely applica-
ton Of q few buckets of wster. No
alarm was sounded.
A red buggy robe, with black stripes
in tho corners. was lost yesterday tie.
tween Eureka and the cemetery. Tho
fiuder will receive . literal reward by
returning II to Sweeney's stable.
Row. John Laird, the future incum.
bent ~ the Presbyterian pulpit. arrived
from San Francisco last evening. He
will hold both morning and evening
services at the church tomorrow.
We are informed by = private letter
received from Elko, that Mrs. Geo. w.
Bibbens. who has been lying danger.
ously Ill at that place. is somewhat bet.
ter. and will return to Eureka as soon
rs her health permits.
One Of the female residents OF the
lower levels took an overdose oflsuda.
mum Thursday evening. A doctor
called. and by his efforts she still
lives. Emetics and the usual antidotes
recalled her to life.
George W. Merrill was awakened
yesterday morning by the contact OF
sparks with his face. Investigation
proved that they came from a connect
ing stove. pipe. The fault vas ~
died, and there is no further danger
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