Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07
FLUE DUST.

WIN WV ~ v w .
were shipped to Palisade yesterday.
Judge J.. B. Barker, of Hamilton, is
in town. He is here for tue benefit of
his health.
Rector G. Il. Crawford will hold ser.
vices at Palisade this evening, aud at
Carlin to morrow night.
Eureka Con. took a big Jump yes.
terday. The shorts must feel a little
blue.
James Sling filed a protest Yesterday
in the U. :. Land Office against the
granting a patent to the Barton Lode.
The tax IN the proceeds of The mines
OF Eureka Di~trici for the quarter end.
ing March Dist. 1873, was S2l $50 81.
1t is rumured that he Atlas furnaces
will soon start up under the auspices
of AN outside company.
The Barton mine, Adams Hill. con
t:nues to send a large amount OF ore
To the Richmond furnaces.
A letter addressed 10 Thomas LON
bardina, Benicia, Cal, is held for post.
age At the Eureka office.
Quite a good audience attended Mrs.
Stoves lecture at BIgelow's Hall Sun.
day evening, and all present we're well
ptedSeii WIFI lH6 Oil ScBuFSe.
The promenaders sunday last were
disguised and retired early. The wind
and dust was a visitation that enforced
a temporary seclu>ion on their Part.
ID. Mclean. a carpenter, fell from
the scatfolding of "A building on Spring
street Yesterday. and sustained d severe
fracture OF the left arm.
In consequence of an attack of sick
ness, Mrs. e. NJ. Stowe Is compelled to
postpone her promised lecture this
evening until some future date.
The Board of County commission
ers held over a numberof bulls relating
to ospital and other matters for fur
ther examination. Action will be taken
upon them to-day.
The two cylinder heads, cast at the
Eureka foundry. were exceliently we'll
done, and reflect credit on the work
men ami our OF that establish
me mt.
The Eureka Consolidated completed
their monthly disbursements ye~ter-
dav. All the balance of the mining
companies will pay off this week.
Mrs. Judge Cote departed for Roch-
ester. n Y, Yesterday morning. She
will s%ojoarn during the summer with
her friends At that place.
1t looks az if Utah would absorb all
of our custom ores. Nina owners
state that ore buyer, from Salt Lake
are very liberal in Their Terms.
No ore has been shipped to the fur.
naces from the Industry for the past
week. Considerable prospecting work
is being done in the mine.
Mr.. J =. Capron returned last even.
ing to Eureka from California. He
was quite III during his absence, but
has recovered his health.
Carpenters and builders are the bust
est mechanics in town at the present
lime, ana their services are in brisk
demand.
Judging from the number of white
men II women vho frequent China
town IT er dark, the opium smoking
n 'bit must be OF the increase.
Everything is working smoothly at
the Richmond Works once ore. and
All the damage from the break. down
has been repaired.
Dc not forget George A. Davis horse
sale t. day. He will dispose OF some
fine brood mares At auction, TO close
out a copsrtnership.
Mr.. Bartlett will commence work on
the bail improvements to day. The
stage will be enlarged, tn
with, and other epairs follow.
In the base ball match Sunday last.
the Ruby Killers were triumphant,
scoring a victory owe the Furekans
by a majority of eleven runs
Mes>rs. j.. T. Baker and Thos. Las
p+yre departed for Hamilton yester
day morning for the purpo~eU of attend
ing the District Court at hat place.
A beautiful hoquet of California
flowers afornS the ex press Office coun
ter. Their refreshing perfume is a re-
mlnder of the gardens of the Golden
State.
We were shown 2 piece of qntrtz
Yesterday from a Prospect monntain
mime, IN which the gold was pla iuly
visible. "A very rare circumstance with
Base Range ores.
\ house on Spring street, occupied
by Mr.. Rowe, was entered by burglars
Sunday evening during the absence of
the ramiiy at Church, and robbed of n
few articles of small value. No clue
to the thieves.
The praise services at the Methodist
Church sunday evening were very IN
terlaiuIng. and much appreciated bv
the congregation who gathered on that
occasion.
II YOU wan to see An elegant piece
of work mau~hip, look al the canes
that Frank Durkee has Just finished
They are very neat and just the thing
for a present to a friend or the old
folks.
The incline in the Consolidated has
heen connected with the eleventh level,
aud as soon "a the Necessary shutes are
constructed the ore will all be hoisted
through it.
President Mills. ofthe Narrow Gauge,
examined "A lot of the Hat ears belong
ing to the Lake Tahoe road, Wi h a
view Of purchasing, hut found thetn,too
heavy for use on the + & Z. r. +.
There is an exoduuS of families from
Eureka, both 10 California n the
Eastern States. D~isconsol4te husbands.
detained 10y business, MOURN and to
hear Them tell 1t, refuse to be com
forted.
A bakers team INDUCED in a runa