Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-30

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tered at the Jackson House.
Attention is called to the card of
Benjamin Levy in another column.
Seventeen carloads of crude bullion
and fue dust were shipped yesterday.
The value OF crude bullion shipped
yesterday was S21 900.
A large mount of giant powder,
consigned to f. r. Dodge, agent, ar
rived by rail yesterday.
To day is Decoration Day. There
will be no ceremonies commemora
tive thereof in Eureka.
In the case of Walsh vs.. Mckay,
tried In the District Court on Tuesday
last, judgment was entered for plaintiff.
Furnace No. /, ut the Consolidated,
was down and cut out yesterday,
the job occupying about six hours.
Mr.. Thomas Freehill returned from
Hamilton yesterday, and Is sojourning
temporarily in town.
The force at the Eureka foundry are
busy on repairs to the machinery Of
the Wenban mill aud mine, Cortez.
Any one wishing to purchase a
through first class ticket to Omaha.
can be accommodated by applying at
the Turner House.
To-day being a legal holiday there
will be no session of the San Francisco
Stock Boards, and consequently no
reports.
Messrs. Peck, Robinson and Favor
arrived from TEN Pahute District yes
terdav, and are registered at the Par
ker House.
J. Ringot, one of Eureka's pioneers,
and largely interested in mining prop
erty hereabouts, arrived by rail last
evening.
The late storm put a stop to Smith
Harris s%prinkling operations, but he
will resume as soon as the dust puts
in a reappearance.
The Richmond refinery is still using
the steam from the furnace boilers. the
repairs to those in the refinery not hav-
ing been completed.
Nearly 400 tons of low grade crude
bullion is stacked away in the Rich
mond refinery. 1t will average from
SIS TO $40 per ton.
A contract has been let to sack the
hue dust at the Consolidated works.
About 40 tons will be handled and
shipped daily.
BY the time the X X furnace gets
through with the contract for reducing
Hamburg ore, shipments will he re-
sumed from their own mine.
Both the engines at the Wenban
mill and mine broke down the last of
the week, and work is suspended un-
Ill repairs are coin pleted, which will
take until Saturday next.
The Denman Thompson Troupe will
open at the Opera House Monday
night. They are creating a furore at
Virginia City. where they are playing
at present.
Charles Pope, the ~tragediau. writes
to a friend that he will probably visit
Eureka, with a supporting company,
some time during the summer.
Mr.. f. f. Fisk returned to Eureka
last evening. He reports having a
pleasant visit among the California
foothills, and states that Mrs. Fisk's
health is improving.
Work has been suspended at the
Metamorss mine, and nothing more
will be done until the arrival of repre-
sentatives of the company from Chi
cago.
Mr.. Southern, Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S
agent at Palisade, who has been quite
i'll for the past week, has recovered
sufficiently to be able 10 put in an APP
pearance on the streets.
The work on the Opera House has
progressed sufficiently to allow the
painters to commence their Iabors. A
portion of the ceiling is also done. aud
the improvements are we'll under way.
The incline, and air compressor en-
CINE, at the ninth level of the Consoli-
dated, greatly facilitate work on the
lower levels. All of the ore below
that point is raised through that chan
mel.
The ore body in the Connolly mine
Is looking magnificent. Manager Pot
ter will not, however, start for a long
run until there j. "A sufficient quantity
in sight to insure a long and profitable
run.
The new furnace at the Consolidated
started up yesterday afternoon, and
was running nicely last night. The
Pancake rock will outlast copper, and
there will be nc interruption to its sue
cessful working for several months to
come.
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