Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-20
FLuE DUST.

OF Eureka. Is sojournlng at Carson.
The value of the crude bullion that
was shipped yesterday morning was
S2l 900.
Twelve car loads of refined lead and
crude bullion, and three of ore, were
shipped to Palisade yesterday.
1t is hardly necessary to remind par
ties interested, that this Is the last day
of Lent.
Joe Toomey was released on bail last
evening. X. Sadler and Thomas Haley
are his sureties.
A venire of twenty-four trial jury
men was drawn yesterday, returnable
at 10 O'Clock Monday morning.
Mrs. Joe Toomey did not meet her
husband, as reported, but journeyed
directly to Canada.
We welcome to our exchange list the
San and rophtc, both prominent New
York dailies.
Lead was quoted at SO IS per hun.
dred in the New York market yesler-
day.
Quite 1000 tons of crude bullion
have been shipped abroad this month,
the same being valued at S4i6,0 00.
Both stage and passenger travel is
largely on the increase, and the arriv-
ais outnumber the departures.
The services Tomorrow evening at
the Episcopal chnrch will be held for
the especial benefit Of the children.
The Hamburg Mining Company's
locations embrace an area of over fifty
acres of mining ground.
Wonder if Beecher has not altered
his opinion about there being no hell?
1t strikes us that Elizabeth is convinc.
ing him that there is a good hot one.
Letters addressed to A. T.. Bancroft.
San francisco, and O.. w. Curtis. Pres
colt, Arizona, are held for postage at
the Eureka Office.
Messrs. Lock wood q Remington re
ceived, yesterday. a very large and
handsome safe. Their increasing bust
ness demanded the article.
The Grand Jury was in close session
Yesterday. The return of joe Tooney
furnished them with considerable more
matter for consideration.
There is a slight revival in the inter-
est connected with the cattle stealing
business. Joe Toomey's presence is a
very undesirable Que To some parties.
Services in commemoration of the
occasion, it being Good Friday, were
held in the Catholic and Episcopal
Churches yesterday.
The examination of Jesse Bigelow,
owing To the absence of an inn portant
witness for the defense, was adjourned
until 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to day.
MessrS. Gilmer IL Salisbury are build
ing An exl enSive stage Dad in the San
Juan country, New Mexico. Their
Stage operations are immense.
A bucking horse, mounted by a dar-
ing rider, furnished a fund Of ainuse
meut for the South Main street idlers
yesterday.
We lea very iattering reports from
The new locations at Secret Canyon.
Quite 4 number Of men are actively
engaged prospecting in tn At section.
During the high winds prevailing
Friday morning, a portion of the root
OF the residence oil Charley Knowlion
was blown off. n
The group of mines forming the
Hamburg locations are the Hamburg,
Wade, Pacific, Badger, Polecat and
Friday.
Mr.. B. f. Ward, of Mineral Station,
10 u SNIthh WI a l~ils L ITBoit~
everything very quiet at Mineral Hill
and vicinity.
w. II. Mills, formerly Of Lewis dis
trict, accompanied by his wife, arrived
on last evenings train, Gu route to
Phoebe.
Prot. Beaton informs us that his
next soiree will take place in about
two weeks, being postponed over one
week by reason of the occurrence of
Odd Fellows ball.
1t is possible hat the stage at Bige
lows Hall will bs removed before the
occurrence of the Odd Fellows ball.
II so. the dancing will be much
enlarged.
The Richmond Company are re.
! ceiving at the furnaces on an average
of 5000 bushels of Goa per dav. They
are also receiving and using a small
mount of coke.
Our correspondent Memo" is in
formed hat his communication is en-
tireiy too personal for publication, and
hat the contents are of no interest to
the general public.
The price of iurymen rules high out
at Dead wood. one stated in open
court the other dav that he had been
offered and refused 81 900 for his vote.
How much did he want anyhow?
The humps and hollows in the road
way in the Chinese quarter are being
leveled off 10y our energetic road cuin-
missioner, and that street will soon be
in a pas>able condition.
The stealing of the contents of milk
cans, and the THEFT of the morning
papers is a species of pilfering much
INDUCED in by petty depredators,
greatly to the annoyance of the many
sufferers.
The Times ReUieW man triumphant
ly IN his local columns,
that he has settled his p~ostofice box
rent for the quarter. He must be roll
ing in wealth.
Mrs. Aleck Mckay. Mrs. Peter An.
derson and Miss Spangler will depart
to morrow morning for the Eastern
States. Mrs. Mckay will s~ojourn dur
ing the summer with friends, and the
other ladies will 20 direct to Germany.
If to morrow is "A pleasant day look
nItf for Snnn 49, tnn.fina nos.