Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-20
FLUE DUST.

be found In another
Large shipments Of hides have gone
forward by rail lately.
Lead was quoted at 81 cents in the
New York market yesterday.
The value of the crude bullion that
was shipped yesterday morning was
$4,000.
A railroad team loaded with 80. 900
pounds of freight departed for Typo
this morning.
Twelve car. loads OF crude bullion
and refined lead were shipped to Pail
SADIE yesterday.
The depot yard was completely clear
Of cars yesterday, not one occupying
the main or side tracks.
T. r p. Dimock left for San Fran.
cisco this morning on pleasure bent.
He will be absent about three weeks.
As yet no trace OF the missing man,
Andrews, who disappeared from Ruby
Hill, has been found.
There are twenty .one patients under
treatment In the County Hospital.
The institution Is somewhat crowded.
During T. r. p. Dimock's absence In
California. A. d. Quantrell will attend
to his business.
Frank Abadie Is building a neat resi-
dence on Buel street, 10 the rear OF the
FL Dorado saloon.
The Eureka Consolidated Company
pay their regular monthly dividend of
50 to day.
A letter addressed to Mrs. A. Bray,
Blundell House, San Francisco, Is held
for postage al the Eureka office.
Considerable Improvements in the
building line are going on opposite the
Consolidated furnaces.
TheWilliamsburg mine is turning out
some very heavy lead ores. 1t is a
tirst'class property.
The drift on the 200 foot level of the
Jefferson mine, is in 60 feet, the face
being in very favorable ledge mater.
A sale Of 1000 tons of pig lead was
made in New York last week, at 81
cents per pound, the lowest figure yet
reached.
Hon. Lorenzo Sawyer, of San Fran.
cisco, Is presiding at the sessions of the
United States Circuit Court now being
held at Carson City.
An employe of the Richmond Com
pany had hts hand severely crushed
yesterday at the mine by getting IL
caught between some timbers.
The vein on the 50.foot level Of the
Hamburg Is still widening out, md Is
one of the most important ore bodies
ever found In the mine.
Pete Hansen is shipping an average
OF five carloads OF charcoal per day,
from Pine Station to the Eureka Con.
soiidated Company.
The freight arrivals by rail yesterday
embraced two car loads of merchan-
disc, n Of hay, three of wood and
six OF charcoal.
Ore from the Blue Ruin mine. Secret
Canyon. asssyed $3.50 In silver, and s.
per cent lead. The property is owned
by Mr.. Berg and associates, and Is a
very promising ledge.
Clark's team INDUCED In a runaway
yesterday afternoon, their burst of
speed resulting, however. in no dam
age to themselves or wagon.
Ennis has sent an order TO San Fran
cisco for . lot Of strawberries. The
price will be within the reach of avery
poor man. 50 per basket, but reaching
Is about all they will do.
Mining patents were received at the
Land Office last evening for the Whip
poorwill. White Pine county; the
Wsrk, Lander county. and the Silver
West, Eureka county.
Intellectual amusement. Four Law.
yers, one capitalist and one speculator,
shaking dice owe a bar c. unter at half
a dollar a throw. 1t wss psnning out
$500 u ton to the capitalist.
Tho RAILROAD Cn,n Az.t -
bore an arteslan we'll ut the Hay Ranch,
in order to obtain AN additional supply
of water. MIR. Parker goes down TO.
day 10 superintend the job.
The three car loads Of charcoal con
sumed In the fire at the Summit. SIM
day evening, were the property Of Pete
Hansen, and he lost 1000 bushels of the
article.
We learn from a letter from Bob
C~avanaugh, who is sojourning in Car
son, that his fathers illness has taken
a favorable turn. and that there are
strong hopes Of his recovery.
The Eureka and Palisads Railroad Is
taxed TO the utmost to provide trans
portation for the freight Offering. Bull
ion. wood, lead and charcoal figure
principally.
Eastern oysters still linger In the
Eureka markets, notwithstanding the
present warm weather. They will
soon disappear until the changing sea.
sons make them once more palatable.
Manager Bigelow has received notice
that his lumber has been shipped from
Truckee, and he will commence the
contemplated improvements TO the
hall as o o ~ 1t arrives.
Work Is being prosecuted actively In
the Bald Eagle. The drift from the
foot Of the incline Is being pushed to
the Quartzite. and will undoubtedly
strike the continuation of the upper
ore body before reaching 1t.
John Kelly had an examination be-
fore the Justices Court, yesterday,
aud was bound v to await the action
of the Grand Jury. His bonds were
placed 1t $1,000. Not being able To
furnish them, he was remanded to
jail.
Leg Broken.
Goechus, better known as Rather.
met with quite q severe accident at