Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-21
FLUE DUST.

Palisade, and has a verv rapid and
dirty current just at the present time.
BY telegram we learn that w. II.
Clark and wife will return to. morrow
evening from their San Francisco visit.
A French wit says that friendship
between women is only a suspension
of hostilities.
Lead was quoted at 90 IS per hun.
dred in the New York market yester-
day.
Ten carloads OF refined lead and
crude bullion and five of ore were
shipped to Palisade this morning.
jeff. Works is organizing a croquet
club. He has secured the old brick
yard for playing grounds.
A letter addressed to j. II. Nc
Cresky, Eureka, is held for postage at
the Virginia City office.
The regular monthly dividend of So,
declared by the Eureka Consolidated
Company, was paid yesterday.
Fresh tomatoes, the first of the sea
son, can be found at Ennis store.
Various other seasonable fruits and
vegetables do there abound.
BY the aid of the Burleigh drill, the
main drift at the Connolly is making
rapid progress, about five feet per day
being the rate.
The services at the Episcopal and
Catholic Churches to day will be very
interesting, and there will no doubt be
a large attendance at both.
Upon the completion of the main
drifts at the Connolly mine the extrac-
ton of ore from the large body devel-
oped will be pushed with vigor.
The prospects OF the California series
of mines are very bright. An extern
sive and rich ore body has been met
with in n of them.
Mum sociables originated in the bar
Der shops years ago. The customer
has the mum and the bar Der the socia-
BILE.
There Is no cessation to building op
erations in Eureka. The present de-
nIand for lumber is greater than atany
previous time in the towns history.
The neatest thing out is Frank Dur
KEGS silver headed canes. Take a look
at specimens Of his workmanship in
that line.
Utah ore buyers are turning consid-
erable attention To this sec ion. About
300 tons of high grade ore has been
shipped from Eureka to Salt Lake dur
ing The past " weeks.
The effort to ~organizs a class of vocal
music III Eureka aid not meet with a
brilliant success. The singers are pos
sessed with In idea that their voices
cannot be improved.
Silk stockings, gaily embroidered
with elaborate floral designs, are the
rage among Eureka bellies. We are
indebted To Judge Harmon for the
above fashion item.
Mr.. NJ. ID. Foley received by express
Friday evening a complete and hand
some set of croquet Instruments. The
season may nov be consid cred fairly
open.
The aerophone il the latest-talks at
four miles distant-just the thing, you
know, for wives with straying nus
bands. No family should be without
one.
There are nc urgent calls for a street
sprinkler just At this time, hut instead,
the old quotation about" winter linger-
ing in the lap of spring" is getting
worn ~threadbare by frequent use.
The committee appointed at the
meeting Friday evening are receiving
= large number of signatures to the
Jockey Club role. 1t will uudoubt-
eddy prove a success.
Attention il called to the law card
of Hon. ID. +. B4ily in another col
umn. The gentleman will attend to
any legal business with which he
may be favored.
Prof. Rutan will deliver a free lee
ture ut the Methodist Church this
evening. Subject, Education of the
Blind" The public are cordially in.
vited to atted.
We learn from New York fashion
Journals that it will be the correct thing
To wear socks this summer. Eureka
gentlemen, who have an ambition to
put on style, will please note the above.
Virginia City indorses Eureka's YER
diet as to the Haverly Minstrels. The
troupe has played to a succession Of
crowded onses ever since their adj
vent on the Comstock.
There will be a special meeting of
Bullion Encampment, No. 10, /. o. O.
F.. at their hall tomorrow evening.
A full attendance of members is re
quested. Visiting ~patriarchs are in
vited.
Clay Simms received yesterday one
of the new silver dollars coined at
Philadelphia. The eagle on it looks
as if some high toned b%arkeeper had
just refused him a drink, and he was
getting up on his ear in consequence.
1t is probable that a we'll will be
sunk, and a pump put in somewhere
in the vicinity of the American Eek
change building. IL is calculated that a
good wrter supply can be obtained alta
depth OF twenty five feet.
Schaffer, the "Grasshopper" hill
liardist. we'll known in Eureka, has
been engaged by the Brunswick II
Bake Company, OF Chicago, at a sal
airy of Sl25 y month. to play exclusive
ly on tables of Mat firms make.
A letter addressed TO All Sigre Are
meta giuseppe ez i4iDdsu, Demodor.
ola per Bognadco Fueri Italia, was for
wsrded through the Postoffice yester-
dav. We hope it will reach its destina-
ton in safety.
Superintendent Shaw informs us
that important developments have
Rect met with IN the third level of the