Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-03
rLUE DUST.

Bishop Whitaker was among the
arrivals on last evenings train.
Fifteen cars of crude bullion were
shipped to Palisade yesterday.
The value of crude bullion shipped
yesterday was S3l, 900.
Register d. b. Immel returned last
evening from a brief visit to San Fran
cisco.
There is great inquiry for eligible
private residences, and the demand
largely exceeds the supply.
Sheep shearing continues in the val
ley, and a large quantity of wool is be-
ing shipped by rail.
A large number of cosy private res
licences are being built at Ruby Hill,
and that suburb is improving rapidly.
The alfalfa field at the race track Is
very green and refreshing, and is in a
high state of cultivation.
A pertinent communication on the
Big Ditch will be found in another
column.
The town is exceedingly dull, but
the approach of the welcome pay days
promises a harvest of items.
At the Corner you can see a photo
graph of yourself, both elongated and
condensed.
DIR. Reece, an old resident of Eureka,
who has been sojourning at San Jose,
CAL, for some time past, will return to
Eureka Sunday evening.
A. 7. Jenkins, an old-timer in East.
ern Nevada, has disposed of a $780,
600 mine 10 New Mexico to Chicago
capitalists.
DIR. Bishop is selling numerous lots
in his Ruby Hill town survey, that
being a favorite building locality
among the Hillites.
The time for holding the Episcopal
church festival has not yet been de-
cided upon, but it will come off at an
early date.
The ore body at the Industry mine
is developing handsomely, and is of
large proportions. That property has
a bright outlook.
Superintendent Everts, of the Eu.
reka and Palisade railroad. is visiting
San Francisco, and will return about
the 4th inst.
The services at the Episcopal Church
Sunday next promise to be very inter
esting, and will doubtless attract a large
attendance.
Wonder if that tune of Mulligan
Guards Is not getting stale. We get a
dose OF the song every night from the
music hall across the street.
The s~hrubbery and trees in front of
George Lamoureux's private residence
are thriving wonderfully, and present
a delightful appearance.
A letter addressed to Mrs. NJ. FitZ
simmons, No. 20 East Canton street, is
held at the Eureka office for better
directions.
Thorn J. Wilmington, Of st. Louis,
Missouri, aud X ID. Gibbons, Browns
Vile. Mississippi, are REGISTERED at the
Jackson House.
They call time in the Recorders
office every fifteen minutes, all on &C.
count OF a superabundauce of time
pieces in that institution.
Deeds to the mining locations form
ing the western Consolidated
Company were filed at the Recorders
office yesterday.
Officer Mckay arrested a brute on
Main street. yesterday afternoon, on a
ga &c vi iItiiffOul CA iOsuIb. ud
fellow was jailed.
j. l.. Hinckley, now on an Eastern
tour, was married to a young lady In
ohio. and with his bride is ENJOYING
the honeymoon away down in Maine.
Joe Evans, representing the firm of
More, Reynolds & Co., arrived last
evening. He looks as rotnnd and
amiable az the father of twins.
Mr.. Arenoorf. a Colorado mining
magnate Is in town on a visit of in
spection. He states that the develop
ments in the district far exceed his ex-
pectations.
w. ). Evans has been appointed
Justice of the Peace for Palisade town
ship. He will qualify at the next
meeting of the Board of County Com
missioners.
Rapid progress is being made on the
connecting DRIFT of the Hamburg, now
being driven south from the 600-foot
level, and II VIII soon reach the winZe
from the $50.
NJ. III. Josephs, proprietor of the
Golden Rule store, returned from San
Francisco last evening. Joe looks as
IL the ocean breezes had agreed with
him.
Mrs. Henry's three-year-old toddler
fell into the ditch yesterday, but be-
vond a good soaking. sustained no in
jury. A passer by rescued the little
one and restored it to the arms of its
frightened mother.
The railroad company will order
shortly another locomotive for use on
the Narrow Gauge. They are negoti.
ating for the purchase of n now in
use by the firm of Y%erington Il Bliss,
on the shores of Lake Tahoe.
Life insurance agents and book ped
dlers are noted for their cheek, but
Eureka dealers swear that for a pure
and unadulterated embed iment of that
article. The San Francisco cigar drum
mer holds the palm.
The new steam connections at the
Richmond refinery are responsible for
the large output of silver bullion last
month. That improvement has obvi
ated all delays In the crystalizing oper-
atoms.
A fellow who imagines THAT he has
been libeled, is boring the legal frater
nifty to undertake a suit that he is anx-