Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-29
FLUE DUST.

Lead was quoted at 3 80 cents In the
New York market yesterday.
Nineteen cars of crude bullion and
refined lead rave been shipped to Pail
SADIE since our last issue.
G. Moran, of San Francisco, and d.
e. Lane, of Tuscarora, are registered
at the Parker House.
The value of the crude bullion that
was shipped yesterday morning was
$2l 800.
Selden HetZel has been admitted to
practice in the Supreme Court of Ne
vada.
Manager Bigelow has transferred the
box office at the hall to the south side
of the entrance.
About $50 men are on the pay rolls
of the Eureka Consolidated Com
pany.
An employe OF the X X Consoli-
dated, at the furnace, was slightly
burned yesterday by the explosion OF
iron on the dump.
Feed is good on the cattle ranges.a and
stock of all kinds are doing we'll. 1t
promises to be a good year for the
owners of herds la this county.
Fred. Harris book will have quite a
circulation in Eureka. Mr.. Hawkes.
has already obtained seventy-fve sub.
scribers for the work.
The lots occupied by the residence
property of ID. T.. Baily, IN Clark and
Edwards streets, are spoken of as an
eligible location for a Courthouse.
Our informant in regard 10 the bull
ion output OF the X X furnace made
his estimate TOO low. The daily aver
age is something over eight tons.
Geo. W. Sampson. Of Monitor val
lev, Nye county, filed a homestead APP
plication at the United states Land
Office last night.
The shaft on the Albion, at Ruby
Hill, is to he double compartment and
will be carried a depth of ESQ feet rs
rapidly as progress can be made.
The freight arrivals by rail yesterday
embraced -four cars OF merchandise,
three of timbers, one of wood and nine
OF coal.
Hamilton, the victim of the recent
accident at the Metamorss, was some
what better yesterday, but is still In a
critical condition.
Fred. Gilmer, Superintendent of the
Hamilton and Phoebe stage line. ar
rived in Eureka last evening. and will
s~ojourn ia town for a day or two.
Every proprietor OF a shanty in Chi.
natown Is provided with a police whis.
tie, and they blow them on the least
provOcation. IL keeps the officers
busy answering their calls.
A lady, while out horseback riding
Yesterday, was thrown from her steed.
but beyond a soiled costume, sustained
no injuries. The accident occurred on
the Willows road.
.'It's a pretty good show" said a
young Virginia City boy who had seen
the Rentz troupe. "but, speskin' can
didly. would you take your great
grandmother to see III"
A full board of County Commits
| sioners will meet mex Monday, and
the session promises to be a very in
teresting one. Court house and taxes
will figure prominently.
The owners OF the Albion and con
| .iguous locations have contracted for
the delivery at their mine of 20 600 feet
of planks and tinbers TO be used In
! the e shaft.
i Bruno. who will be remembered a.
the funny man of the Adah Richmond
Troupe. has organized a company of
male and female Artists and Will visit
Eureka shortly.
Between their hats and their spirited
steeds, the lady equestriennes who
put In an appearance on Main street
yesterday afternoon, had a lively time
OF it.
j. +. Mills. brother of our esteemed
townsman, w. q. Mills, Jr., departed
for California yesterday morning. He
will accept = position in a Sacramento
banking house.
The nan arrested by officer Mckee
last Monday, for drawing and exhibit
ing a deadly weapon. was found guilty
in the JUSTICES Court, and sentenced TO
a retirement of 40 days in the County
Jail. He retired.
The Virginia City Chronicle pro-
pounds the following: As a question
oT logic. does a man who sdmires the
RentZ troop arrive at his conclusion
by reasoning dpr1o'1 or Il posteriorit
A base. ignoble brute saws that when
he sees = Woman neither fat nor fair,
bat forty, with a cardinal red plume
on her hat, it to him a life.
and death struggle between nature and
ant. with art on top by a small ina.
jority.
NJ. b. Bartlett brought in some speci-
mems from the Geddes Il Bertrand
mine yesterday that are away ahead of
anything ever found in this vicinity.
Mr.. Bartlett will forward them to the
Smithsonian Institute at Washington.
Manager Bigelow received a tele.
gram yesterday from Den. Thompson.
asking as to terms and open dates at
the hall. He proposes to open in Eu-
reka with a company some time in
April.
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