Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-17
FLuE DUST.

6IS Olu ITOSpcCt'
The Wenban mines. at Cortez, are
yielding 81 900 per day.
The streets, stores and saloons were
unusually lively last evening.
Lead was quoted at 4 cents in the
New York market yesterday.
George Lundgren departed for Cali
fornia this morning, in search oil health.
Fourteen car. loads of crude bullion
were shipped to Palisade yesterday.
The value of the crude bullion
shipped yesterday morning was S3l 900.
A railroad team loaded with 10000
pounds OF Typo freight left for that
point this morning.
A railroad team loaded with Typo
bullion delivered its freight yesterday
at the depot.
A letter addressed to VIM. Smirl,
Norwood, Winchester, is held at the
Eureka Postof1ice for better directions.
Superintendent Potter. OF the Con-
molly mine, returned from his San
Francisco visit last evening.
o. l.. Scott has had shipped to him
from Illinois a couple of game chick.
ems OF a superior breed.
Messrs. Conner and Donnelly have
left the Comstock, and are at present in
San Francisco.
Baltimore Consolidated has levied
an assessment of so cents per share; so
has the McClinton.
T. L. Lawlor, General Freight and
Ticket Agent of the L. d p. X. r., was
in Eureka yesterday, on business.
Mr.. A. Berwin has our thanks for
numerous literary favors in the way of
prominent Eastern dailies.
The prolificness of the Base Range
was illustrated by last weeks birth
record.
The freight received by rail yester.
day embraced four carloads of mer-
chandise, n of wood, one of hay and
nine of coal.
A. j. Blair, Superintendent of the
Hillside mine, Bristol District, arrived
by stage last evening. He is journey
ing toward San Francisco.
Judge Strotber, Register in Bank.
ruptcy, has declared in the estate of
Levin IL Simon, of Eureka, a dividend
Of 3 l-5 per cent.
A carload of three inch iron pipe,
| consigned to the Eberhardt Il Aurora
Company. Hamilton, vas received at
the freight depot yesterday.
The four furnaces at the Richmond
are running very smoothly. Three are
smelling ore, and one is reducing the
dross from the crystallizers.
Yesterday being school holiday, all
the boys in own took advantage of
The snowfall, and a grand coasting
carnival was in order.
A smelter ut the Richmond works
was badly burned on Friday night by
the explosion of molten iron ia front
of one OF the furnaces.
Charcoal is not coming in quite as
freely as heretofore, owing To the late
storms interfering with hauling. Ship
ments by rail continue undated.
A mining patent for the Austin mine.
Mineral Hill, was received at the Land
Registers Office last evening. The
mine is one of the first, if not the ear
Hest, location in that district.
1t is a noticeable fact that the parties
granted divorces in our courts, never
apply for alimony. They feel abund.
antly able to take care of themselves.
II. Arnhold, representative of the
firm OF Lillenthal Il Co., San Francisco,
came in On the Hamilton staSe last
evening, and will interview his many
friends to-day.
Superintendent Bliss informs us that
the added volume of water consequent
upon the recent storms, enables him
to keep the tanks full without trouble.
Streams of muddy water coursed
down and through the streets yester-
day, much to the discomfort OF pedes-
TRANS.
We understand that Bullion District
is looking we'll. Phil. D~epanRher,
formerly of Eureka, has a first.class
mine at hat point.
The present condition of the cross
walks enables attentive observers to
decide as to the latest fashions in
hosiery. Rufus informs us that fancy
striped are still the rage.
Mrs. King, having recovered from
her self inflicted wounds sufficiently
to travel, departed, ia charge of an Off
Ger, for the Woodbridge asylum yes
terday morning.
An Ascending debtor was over
hauled at Palisade yesterday by tele-
graph, and brought back to Eureka.
An unsettled board bill, to the amount
Of Sl05, was the exciting cause OF the
stoppage.
A gentleman heavily interested in
Day stock, recently sent an expert to
examine that property. We under
stand that he does not speak o
agingly Of the permanence OF the de-
posts in that property.
A heightened turkey lunch is the
| order OF this evening at the Parlor.
Ike Phillips has secured the services OF
a colored cook. who just spreads him
self on high toned lay.outs forthe ben
eft of the customers of the cosy sa-
loon.