Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-30
FLUE DUST.

from san Francisco last evening.
Eureka Consolidated stock touched
500 yesterday.
Attention OF miners is called to notice
inviting bids, in another column.
John Capron has resold tho Fourth
oil July mine to The original company.
The weekly advertised letter list will
be found in another column.
The value of the crude bullion
shipped yesterday morning was 5000.
Transfers charge ID cents per bushel
Tor hauling coal from Fish Creek.
The road through Poverty Gulch
leads to the graveyard.
Lead vas quoted at 8 and 9-IO cents
in New York m Monday last.
There are whispers in sporting cir
Giles of "A coming prize fight.
Charley Broy lost "a valuable horse,
worth $500; he kicked the bucket Mon
day last.
The Indians bring in numerous wild
ducks and drive quite a snug little rev.
enue from their sale.
Three cars of merchandise, one of
stages, four OF wood and six OF coal ar.
rived yesterday morning.
Fourteen car loads of crude bullion,
lead aud flue dust were shipped TO
Pali>ade yesterday morning.
NJ. b. Bartlett, after a long business
visit TO San Francisco, returned to the
Base Range last evening.
The shaft at the Grey Eagle mine is
going down rapidly. 1t il being sunk
through favorable ledge matter.
A newspaper patron up town is a
sort of "A subscriber. He takes the pa
per when the other man is away.
Superintendent Bliss denies IN toto
that he dug the ditcl, into which The
Chinawonan fell. 1t was an outside
party who constructed the wasteway.
The usual weekly supply of Illus.
traied papers, late magazines, etc. can
lie found AT the PostoiIice news stand.
They have our thanks for a liberal
bundle.
Two new stages, of The mud wagon
pattern, were received 1t the freight
depot Yesterday, consigned to Gilmer
81 Salisbury.
Manager Bigelow has ordered a
couple OF car loads of lumber direct
from Truckee. On its arrival, he will
commence the promised Improvements
to the hall.
Colonel w. w. Bishop and George
Baker, E>q. leave for Carson sunday
morning ia. attend the session of the
District Cohrt,
The total bullion Yield of the Eureka
Consolidated mine. from it's d~i,coverv
10 the 3lst of December, 1877, is
$S.319,574.
Gnodwin Canyon was named after
one of the editors of the Enterprise
The veins in that vicinity are all base
metal.
A new shaft will be sunk at the
Jackson niue next spring. It will be
located III the Limestone east of the
present hosting works.
Lead is quoted in salt Lake City Mt
$50 Ter ton. n lower figure than ever
reached before. The Tribune states !
that a. that price there is no profit in
lead mines.
a Wine and connecting upraise ON
the $50 % o level of the Hamburg
mine, has followed "a fine vein OF ore
the entire distance.
Alex Beatty and wife, of the Blue
Eagle Ranch, returned last evening
from " NlSlt 10 the Golden state. lie
reports a heavy fall of rain in Califor-
mia.
Mr.. Francis Turner, of London, one
of the directors of the British Mill and
Mining Company, is in Eureka, and is
stopping at the Jackson Hotel.
DR.. Bishop has just received a band
some oil painting. a portrait of him
self when he was a Captain in the
army. 1t Is from the studio of an
Eastern artist, and is a very striking
likeness.
The group of gentlemen who were
examining the fine points of a fiIIy,
yesterday, in front of the Golden Rule,
are inforu,ed that she is II hands high,
actual measurment, aud is thorough
bred.
The thin nosed book agent, who des
olatei Eureka last summer, has de.
scented on Carson, and the Appeal
likens him to n pestilence. Two TO
that he talks Harry into a sub
scription.
With the exception of the Raymond
and Ely. the Eureka Consolidated mine
has produced more bullion than any
other outside mine on The coast. and at
the rate of the present yield, will stand
at the head of The list by the first OF
April.