Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-28
FLUE DUST.

ing, will be distributed al III o'clock.
j. l.. Hinekley has returned from
his trip to Austin.
Colonel Tyson. of Hamilton, is regis
tered at the Parker House.
A nose pulling incident enlivened a
Main street saloon yesterday.
Lead was quoted at 3 80 cents in the
New York market yesterday.
Meyers Il Franklin received a large
Invoice of new goods yesterday.
The sweating furnace recently erect
ed at the Richmond works has discon-
tinued operations.
About 200 members of the Miners
Union attended the funeral of Dennis
O'Keefe yesterday.
There is a corner on barley. and all
the grain I'm this and adjoining
counties, is controlled by one firm.
Superintendent Everts, of the Eureka
and Palisade Railroad, will return to
Eureka about the 9th of April.
The X Consolidated furnace is turn
ing out An average of seven and a half
ton of bullion daily.
Christopher, arrested for threatening
to Kill his wife. gave a bond to keep
the peace and was released.
DR.. A. G. Bishop plead guilty to a
charge OF disturbing the peace, and
will settle with the county to-day.
I'm the case of Ira Emmons, set for
trial yesterday, the witnesses were
absent and the suit postponed.
Fifteen ears Of refined lead and
crude bullion were shipped to PalisaGe
yesterday.
The passenger train was three quar-.
ters of An hour late last evening, caused
by the delay Of the regular freight.
The freight arrivals by rail this
morning embraced four ears of mer
chandise, three of lumber and nine of
coal.
According to a statement published in
another portion of to.day's issue, the
County Treasury is in a very healthy
condition.
The outside ores, reduced at the Rich.
mond works. carry a large percentage
of copper; those outside the district
noticeably.
The Richmond ores, now being re-
duced from the mine, are very rich in
lead. yielding from 80 to 40 per cent. of
that metal.
A telegram from Manager %Shoenbar,
Of the Rescue, to George Lamoureux,
announces his intention to return to
Eureka In about two weeks.
Mineral Hill is represented as being
very dull at the present time, and very
little mining is being done. except in
the English Company's property.
The Connolly mine is yielding hand.
somely, and large quantities of ore
are shipped to the Richmond Works
daily.
The warm weather has had the effect
of meeting the snow from the Ham
burg and Hoosac roads, and those
highways are now in fair condition.
There was quite a snowfall last
night, some two inches of the feathery
hakes covering the ground. Messen
ger Ross informs us that the storm ex-
tended as far north as Alpha.
The Commissioners are still figuring
on the proposition TO open West Bate
man street, and it is possible that the
thoroughfare will become an accom-.
plished fact.
A close estimate of the number of
blVh ~ it'Nt III ihc hIiiFS III IuI"
naces OF Eureka. at the present date,
places the working force of the district
at l,270 men.
Rogers and Gunter, arrested for
completely in the cattle stealing bust
ness, were released on their recogni.
zance, and their examination set for
the 18th of April.
The bon bon soiree this evening will
undoubtedly prove to be a rich mine of
pleasure to those who attend. Music,
mirth and novelty will characterize the
occasion, and we advise all in search of
pleasure to seek Il at the hall to night.
Quite an additional number Of miners
Inc prospectors are working in and
about the vicinity of Secret Canyon.
We expect to near good returns from
that locality shortly. The value of the
crude bullion shipped yesterday was
S23. $50.
The Virginia City Chronicle com.
menting on the RentZ Female Min
srrel Troupe, says that the scantiness
of their costumes shows that winter is
over, and ioretells the approach of
Spring, and adds that Viola Clifton, as
a lightning stripper, cannots be- x
celled.
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