Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-05
FLUE DUST.

HlcnnlOnO sndTes, ny lasC hnNH'oSs
were quoted at $4S in the London
market.
Eherhardt 81 Aurora shares are
quoted in the last number Of the LON
don Mining Journal received at S3l 80.
W. Fl. Shaw. Superintendent of the
Jackson, returned from San Francisco
on last evenings train.
The smell of paint and varnish per-
meates the Postofice. Cor. Is indulg.
ing in the regular spring cleaning.
O. Dunkel left for Phoebe yesterday
morning, and will be absent about one
week.
The Eureka Tunnel IL now in IS feet.
The face of the DRIFT Is in very hard
limestone.
The brass band connected with the
Rentz Minstrel Troupe will visit Ruby
Hill to day.
Judge Harmon was taken with q
chill yesterday, and was quite Ill last
evening.
No complaint has yet been entered
against Driscoll, the man who beat
sullivan Wednesday evening.
DIR. Bazet Is Of the opinion that he
can save Sullivan's oversight. although
that organ was terribly injured.
Main street was sprinkled down last
evening, . refreshing and needed op.
Grafton.
Fourteen carloads Of refined lead
and crude bullion were shipped to Pal.
isade yesterday.
The value of the crude bullion that
was shipped yesterday morning was
81 900.
Forbes Bros, Of San Francisco. hold
= controlling interest in the Phenix
mining property.
Frank Abadie contemplat~s adding
another story 10 his trick building on
Buel street, near Bateman.
The buriesque OF Ixion will be pre-
scented at the hall this evening in place
Of the Forty Thieves.
w. Fl. Strickland. the pentiemanly
agent 81 the Haverly Minstrels, d.
parted for Virginia City this morning.
Father O'Flynn arrived In Eureka
on last nights train. and will otiiciate
vt the Catholic church on Monday
next.
Reserved seats for the Haveriy Min
strei season are beiug rapidly sold.
We predict crowded houses during
their stay.
The opinion prevails both at San
Francisco and Salt Lake City that Gen.
+. f. Common will he appointed Gov
ernor of Utah Territory.
By \ private letter from Superintend.
ent Wprinuth, OF tie Hoosac Com
panv, we learn that he will leave New
York for Eureka shortly.
The Jefferson shaft is a splendid
piece Of work, evidently CONSTRUCTED
with a view t the future development
of that property.
Numerous buildings are going up
along the line Of that portion Of the
Rnhy Hill railroad that passes through
the town limits.
Joe Tognini Il Co. commenced an
attachment suit In the District Court
Yesterday against an Italian firm near
Alpha.
r. II. Tregsskis has been appointed
Postmaster at Osceoia. White Pine
county. The gentleman Is the agent
of the SENTINEL at that point
Jim Kellogg ia making preparations
To nov the Ei Dorado saloon W
stairs. aud open up q high toned
establishment
The various county officers complain
of the dull times aud insist that the
Base Rangers are not a iitigating PEG
pie.
Frank Robbins has constructed a
very ingenious clock. The scroll work
on the case would do credit to a first.
class cabinet maker.
A presumption application was filed
in the Y. \. Land Oifcs yesterday by
A. T. Anderson, for a tract Of land sit.
uated in Fish Springs Valley.
An elaborate feast, consisting Of
roast pig and other Celestial delicacies.
was set ont in Chinatown Yesterday,
The spread was an incidental portion
of rome wonderful barbaric ceremony.
The lively aspect NJ the streets,
saloons and places Of amusement. last
evening, demonstrated the fact that we
are In the midst Of the welcome pay.
days.
Over a quarter Of a million dollars
will INA DISTURBED by the different com.
panies during the present ray.davs,
which amount ought to enliven bust.
ness on the Base Range.
The medical fraternity are discussing
thu knotty question, whether. II the
female Rentzars shortened their Co.'S
tunes one more inch. they would not
be in eminent danger Of catching cold.
Mr.. ID. Dunkle arrived In Eureka by
last evenings train, and will represent
his ! rofher, O. Duukle'S, interest dur.
ing the latter's absence at Phoebe and
San Francisco.
Mix Millich received fro1., Califor-
mia last evening two i,aske's If elegant
boqnets. The perfume enhaled from
the flowers was AZ fresh n cd orous
, as the first breath of spring.
Mr.. Taylor. a prominent merchant
Of Reveille, passed through Eureka
yesterday, on his way tn join his wife
? and family in Boston, Mass, and will
. take up his residence permanently In
the old Bay State.
Miss Gussie Cravton will entertain
those attending the hall this evening
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