Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-09
FLUE DUST.


never get your foot in it.
The value of crude bullion shipped
yesterday was 1000.
The Rover petition has received an
immense number OF signatures.
A. ]. Lane, a prominent cattle man
of this region, has gone East on visit.
Lead was quoted at 4 cents in the
New York market yesterday.
Surveyor T. j. Read has returned
from his trip to Tenn Pahute District.
Alex Trippell, the we'll known metal.
lurgist, has departed for Danville Dis.
trict.
The residents of the Capital City OF
California are damming the Sacra-
mento river.
Edgar Mills, President OF the Eu-
reka aud Palisade railroad, is expected
IN Eureka in a few days.
The Selby Reduction Works. of San
Francisco, refine the bulk of the crude
bullion shipped from this point.
Ruby Hill is represented as being
very lively; the result OF the generous
pay days.
The last Mining Journal received
quotes Richmond Consolidated shares
at SAL in the London market.
The party of the Eureka Social Club
was well attended last evening, aud
was very pleasant affair.
Hiram Crowell has so far recovered
from his recent severe illness as to be
able to appear on the streets.
Simon Viver is keeping up his monot-
onous walk, and as yet shows very little
signs OF fatigue.
Two cars of merchandise, one Of
timbers, seven of coal, and one of
hay arrived yesterday morning.
Seven carloads of crude bullion and
refined lead were shipped to Palisade
yesterday.
The Richmond Company are drying
| out furnace No. 8 at the works, pre-
paratory to starting it up on Monday
next.
The people residing in the vicinity o T
Schell and Cherry creeks are filing a
large number pf applications for desert
land with the Eureka Land Office.
As soon as the news of the Pope's
death is fully confirmed, appropriate
requiem services will be held at the
Catholic Church.
DR.. Rockman has recovered from a
weeks forced seclusion, by reason of
illness, and is able to put in an ap-
pearance at his Office.
Osborn has taken an appeal from the
decision of the Land Commissioner to
the Secretary of the Interior, in the
matter of the town site of Schellburn.
Pat Murphy, one of the oldest smelt-
ers IN the camp, has been laid up for
the past two months by paralysis of
the wrist, the effects of being loaded.
BY order of the County Commission
ers, an iron grating was yesterday put
in the window Of the ante-room of the
Jail. 1t will make that portion of the
building a trife more secure.
The Times Reuiep MOURN the alb.
sence of its religious editor. The gen
tleman is in Eureka p-acticing and
preaching the great moral truths that
make him a bright aud shining light
10 this perverse generation.
Miller & Lux, wholesale butchers of
San Francisco, are buying up Nevada
cattle for the purpose, it is said. Of
breaking up the meat shipping bust
ness. As it results in high prices, our
stock men can stand it.
The Adsh Richmond Burlesque
Troupe are considering the propriety of
paying Eureka q visit on their return
trip East. They would probably har-
vest IN excellent crop of silver dollars
on the Base Range.
A lucky individual picked up two
twenty dollar pieces on Main street
last evening, opposite Charley Fiske's
restaurant. Unfortunately, we neglect
ed putting our private mark or them,
and suppose we will have to stand the
loss.
We had our usual furry of snow
yesterday, The elements are making
a desperate struggle TO do something
in the weather line, but do not seem to
be decided as to the exact mode of pro-
ceedure.
The ladies who are engaged in SELL
ing tickets for a house and lot rattle
assure us that it will ccme off as soon
as the chances are disposed of, which,
we have no doubt, will be the case.
A young fellow was arrested by Con-
stable Livingston, yesterday, on
plant charging him with Kicking in a
door at one OF the Buel street dove
cotes. His antipathy to closed en-
frances will be explained in the JUS
tees Court to.day.
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