Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-16
FLUE DUST.

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at Salt Lake.
A. Benedict and wife were among
the arrivals last evening.
Lead was quoted at A cents in the
New York market yesterday.
Seven cars of crude bullion were dis
patched to Palisade yesterday.
The value of the crude bullion
shipped yesterday morning was SIS 900.
Gid Scanland and wife are rusticat-
ing at the Willows, on the Austin road.
A. w. Atkinson returned last even
ing from a protracted visit to San Fran
cisco.
Outdoor improvements have been
generally suspended during the late
storm.
Bullion shipments have been light
during the week.. Lack of transporta-
ton vas the cause.
The X X furnace is working very
smoothly. and turning out q steady
stream of bullion.
The average cos of transporting ores
from the mines to the furnaces i'll Eu.
reka District is 81 80 per ton.
Messrs. Singleton and Brown are off
on another trip southwark, in care of
Wells. Fargo IL Co.'S treasure box.
The new hall at Palisade is nearly
completed. 1t will be a very comfort
able and roomy structure.
1t commenced showing last evening,
and there was every prospect Of a
heavy fall before it ceased.
The freight arrivals by rail yesterday
em one car of merchandise, one
of hay, one of lumber and eight ofcoal.
The executors sale of the Sherlock
property takes place at public auction
at 2 p. NJ. to-day.
w. II. Davenport, Esq, returned
from Duck water last night, where he
had been on legal business.
Manager Probert has recovered from
| his late severe attack and is no longer
confined to his room.
Can a single, vigorously welded by
the strong arm of an indignant mother
on the rear end of her child, be prop
erly termed a Returning Board?
G. Collier Robbins, j. S. Wilton,
Judge Thompson and j. Anderson re-
turned last evening from their visit to
| Tenn Pahute District.
d. Mannheim is confined to his bed
with a severe and serious attack of
typhoid fever. We hope to be able to
soon chronicle his complete recovery.
j. w. Tyson, Dan. Morris and Adam
Hincklebaum, all old White Piners,
were in town yesterday, viewing the
sights on the Base Range.
John w. Lambert has been appoint
ed Postmaster at Ruby Hill. A first
class selection, and one that will meet
the approval of the citizens OF that
town.
We are requested by Commissioner
Horn to notify the man who stole a
wagon load Of wood from his pile, that
he can have the whip he left behind,
by calling at Mr.. Horns residence.
j. w. Wright, President of the State
Bank OF Nevada, at Phoebe, is visiting
Eureka on legal business, and will re-
main in town a few days.
Superintendent Everts is fast recov-
ering his health, and his California trip
has resulted favorably. He is able to
be out Of doors. aud will probably re-
turn to his post In a couple Of weeks.
The attempt OF Gerraty, of the Silver
Brick Hotel. to ride a bucking horse
Yesterday, was not u SucceSS. TOTlu-
nately the ground was soft where he
fell.
A current rumor on the street yes
terday, t o the effect that a boarding
house near the Richmond works had
been sacked by foul masked robbers,
proved to be a canard.
Messrs. Porter and Clark canvassed
a portion of the own yesterday, col
lecting a purse for the aid OF the widow
of the late Louis Loschenkohl. Their
charitable efforts were literally re-
sponded to.
Judge McKenney and C. J. Lansing,
ESQ, returned from Duckwater last
evening, at which place they had been
on legal business connected with the
much vexed question of water rights in
that section.
DIR. t. Sterry Hunt, the we'll known
Boston scientist, has just been married
to the daughter of the late Mr.. Justice
| Gale, of Montreal. He was one of the
| visiting experts TO Eureka during the
late litigation, and his affectation was
only equaled by his ability.