Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-25
rLUE DUST.

Lead was quoted at Az cents per
pound in New York yesterday.
Ruby Hill is agitating the project
of building a church edifice.
The last Mining Journal quotes Eb.
erhardt Il Aurora shares at S42.
Dave Mannheim is confined to his
room by a slight illness.
We are under obligations to Mr.. A.
Berwin for fsvors in the way of late
New York papers.
The freight arrivals yesterday EN-
braced four cars of merchandise, one OF
hay, n of timbers and n of wood.
w. II. Shaw, Superintendent of the
Jackson, departed for San Francisco
yesterday morning.
superintendent p. Everts was much
better yesterday. He will leave for
Oakland as soon as his health permits.
Operations are suspended at the Bald
Eagle mine. The are awaiting
advices from New York.
Mr.. Smith, one CT the engineers on
the e. d L. r. r., is lying very i'll at
the International Hotel.
The Eureka fire department will at.
tend the funeral of their late brother
fireman, Louis Loschenkohl, in a body.
A sign posted at one of the feed
stables reads, "Baifed Hay" No straw
bail about that.
Nine cars of crude bullion, lead and
litharge were shipped TO Palisade yes
terday.
There are thirteen resident practice
| inn la Wyore in Iruroka not nnnnfittU
in judge Harmon.
A few bars of Day bullion would
raise the dropping spirits of numer-
Gus Eureka investors.
The furnace payroll of the Rich
mond Company, during the month of
December, amounted to $l2 900.
The Richmond Company smelted
5000 tons Of ore during the month of
December.
Considerable snow has fallen to the
southwark of Eureka. Tybo has a
foot of the article at the present date.
A small force of men have been set
at work on the tunnel of the Eureka
Mining and Tunnel Company.
American refined lead was quoted at
AZ cents per pound in New York on
the 2lst inst. There was a sale of 200
tons at that figure.
South Buel street is improving won-
derfully. Residences and handsome
brick buildings are the order of the
day on that boulevard.
Geo. A. Davis will sell at auction to.
DAY, at 4 p. NJ. a cabin and lot, eligibly
situated. A chance to acquire real es.
tate at a low figure.
The freight arrivals yesterday en-
hraced two cars of merchandise. three
Of wood, two of timbers and two of
coal.
The books etc. of the Eureka Mining
and Tunnel Company have arrived,
and a meeting of the trustees will be
held some day this week.
Superintendent McDaniels let a CON
tract yesterday to run a drift 100 feet
in the Jefferson mine, from the bottom
OF the mine.
The present contents of the big
ditch are crank, and would smell to
Heaven" were it not for the oppor-
tune cold weather.
Dave Mannheim received yesterday a
car load of general merchandise. The
store is crammed with goods from
floor to ceiling.
The lessees of the Williamsburg
mine have go tons of high grade heavy
lead ore on the dump. They are not
shipping any ore at present.
Rumors of rich strike on q location
between the Jackson and Jefferson
mines were rife Yesterday. The ore
was found at a depth OFFS !eet from the
surface.
Colonel w. w. Bishop leaves for
Austin Tomorrow. He appears as
counsel of Jackson, who will be tried
IN a charge of murder before the
Seventh District Court.
The X X Company very generously
betrayed all of the e expenses, including
medical attendance, medicines. nurs.
ing. ETC., attending the last illness of
Louis L~oschenkohl.
Daniel Stinson, the man whose leg
was broke in Newark valley, Wednes-
day last, was brought into town last
night, and is now at the Hospital.
Jack Dillon, whose thigh was frac-
tured at the X X mine yesterday, was
was brought into town last evening,
and is lying at the California House.
Calcining pan No. 4, recently repaired
at the Richmond refinery, was leaking
so badly yesterday that its operations
had to be suspended.
Scribner's Magazine for February
contains a life like portrait of Abraham
Lincoln. and its literary contents are
up TO the usual mark. 1t can be pro-
cured at Calisher Bros. and the Post
office news stand.
Members of the Knickerbocker Hose
and Eureka Hooks, who are unable to
attend the funeral of Louis Loschen-
kohl, will please leave their hats and
belts at the truck-house, for the benefit
of those who wish to go.
Auction Sale.
Sam Friedman will hold a grand
auction sale in front of his premises on
February LIST. The lot to be sold con-