Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-15
FLUE DUST.

from San Francisco this week.
Thrice cars of bullion were shipped
to Palisade yesterday morning.
The Liliputians are playing to crowd.
ed houses at Omaha.
Eleven cars of bullion were shipped
to Pallsade Sunday morning.
Look out for uniointed stovepipes
during this windy weather.
Calcining pan No. 4, at the Richmond
refinery, Will be completed to-day.
Mrs. j.. E. Duff and daughter re-
turned from San Francisco Sunday
evening.
General Common shipped, yesterday,
a lot of Silver West ore to the Saera-
mento smelling works.
Clay Simms has received some very
valuable specimens from the Poorman
mine, Idaho.
The Rldgeway mine was sold yester
day at Sherlffs sale, and brought $40,
not enough coin to pay the costs.
Joe Evans is in town, looking after
the interests OF the San Francisco house
of More, Reynolds IL Co.
Eight cars of 1ue dust have been
dispatched TO Sacramento since Satur
day.
The value OF the crude bullion that
has been shipped since Saturday last
amounts to So, 000.
"Utilizers of margins" is what the
FOUNDERS call themselves when rolling
a drunk.
EVERYBODY will attend Orrin Miller's
lecture at the Court house 10. morrow
evening.
consume $500 bushels of charcoal
daily, the same costing $3.50.
The Prospect Mountain Tunnel is in
$50 feet. the face of it in hard, blue
liTl es
Deputy Sheriff Will N. Rabbits, of
Palisade. is lying very i'll at thai place.
He is in a very critical condition.
A very pleasant private party took
place at the Depot last evening. Those
present enjoyed the affair very much.
Presbyterian prayer-ineeting this
evening. Rev. j. McClain will be
present.
j. G. Lockwood is the possessor of a
game cock which he claims is the boss
fighting bird of the Base Range.
Ppm as tough as a restaurant beef
steak - is the way II OF the FOUNDERS
put it yesterday.
Parker, the Pen Man, has left for
fresber fields. Eureka contributed
$500 to help him along on his travels.
Joe MeDdes has our thanks for sun
dry timely favors. in the liquor line,
which were discussed with much gusto
by the attaches Of the office.
Judge Davenport has removed his
law office from the Odd Fellows build
ing To the rooBs in Masonic Hall for
merly occupied by Bishop 81 Sabin.
The Richmond Company have piled
up IN front of their efnery, all acre OF
cord wood. and are adding to its pro
portions daily.
The glove thief was convicted in the
Justices Court yesterday, and sen
fenced To 20 days i'm Imprisonment in the
County jail.
The Opera Troupe, during their sea
son IN Eureka, took in 81 900. The
Base Rang proved "A veritabie bonan
"a TO the de~bt-saddIei organization.
Two ears of merchandise, two of
tiinners, " of hay and five of coal
arrived at the Freight Depot yesterday
morning.
NJ. II. Josephs donated to us the
Christmas uumber OF the London
Graphic" IA mtgnificrns pictorial, for
which favor we are duly thankful.
A number of deer have been seer
lately in Spring valley and th- hills
thereabou S. Where are our mighty
hunters and their bounds?
The frozen water tank pipes at the
summit have been thawed out, and
lull freight trains are now dispatched.
The train was made up OF 10 cars yes
terday morning.
We heard a colored brother hum
ming tle following refrain Yesterday:
Yes; tell dem preShus angels. ives a.gwin 10
jiue 'em S0oR;
Our voisos we's a trainin' for to sing dc Story
tune.
Wc's ready when you wants US. an it ain't
no matter when
Oh, Massa! cali y0' chilien soon, AMI take
'em home! Amen.