Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-17
FLUE DUST.

Six cars of crude bullion were for
warded to Palisade yesterday.
The value of the crude bullion ship.
ped yesterday was Sl3 900.
w. H. Harrub, of Oakland, Califor-
mia, arrived in Eureka last evening.
There are over $50 families residing
on Ruby Hill.
The Day mine has made a shipment
of bullion.
Mrs. j. Straus will provide the Aus
tin masqueraders with their costumes.
Judge Cole and DIR. J. r. N. Owen
returned from Hamilton on Tuesday
evening.
A number of attachments were is
sued yesterday in favor of several
clamorous creditors.
The State school census credits Eu-
reka county with 472 school children.
Not enough by a hundred.
w. II. Clark received yesterday a
lot of 81 inch water-pipe, to be used
at his springs in Main canyon.
Eureka Consolidated stock Is being
largely bought on Eastern account as
a permanent investment.
Transactions i'm real estate are very
brisk. A large number of deeds are
filed for record at the Recorders office.
He'll, or no hell, agitates ministerial
circles. Let us hear from our resident
clergy On the subject.
A number of anti Hayes Republi-
rams are getting up a subscription club
to the Carson Appeal.
CIan-pDt avntoeiopo uora pnito fro.
quent last night. The exciting
was the prevailing damp weather.
B. F. Ward, vino has been Oh a brief
visit to Eureka. returned to Mineral
Hill yesterday morning.
Andre is writing a book. Its title
will be, "Thirteen Years at Sea; or.
What / Know About the Great Deep"
Louis Loschenkobl's condition vas
slightly improved last evening, and
DR.. Bishop entertained some slight
hopes Of his recovery.
The New York Herald pronounces
the Virginia City Enterprise one of the
best papers in the United States. Cor
rect.
A rattle for an elegant watch and
chain, "A magnificent outfit, will come
off at the Ell Dorado saloon on Satur-
day evening.
Two cars of merchandise, W of
hay, one of water-pipe, one of timbers
aud five OF coal, arrived at the Freight
Depot yesterday.
Nothing is getting to be a punishable
crime. Five men in the county Jail,
and that is what all of them say that
they are In for.
Clay Simms will leave for the East
ern States on Saturday next. and will
be absent about n month. Mrs.
Clay Simms will return with him.
Old Probabilities has been dealing
MS out a mixture this week. Storm
and calm, clouds and sunshine, snow
and frost, have prevailed alternately.
Eastern Star, Chapter No. 2, will
hold their regular meeting this even
ing, at 7 O'Clock, sharp. All sister
members are cordially invited to at
tend.
Luther Clark has lost a hound pup.
one of the members of his renowned
pack. A full description of the dog
will be found in our advertising col.
umns. A liberal reward will be paid to
the finder for its return.
The first installment OF an exhaus-
tive article on the Eureka Consolidated
mine. appeared in the Engineering and
Mining journal Of December 10Th.
Professor Rossiter w. Raymond is the
author.
Very little Alta stock was held in
Eureka. but a good many of the boys
hold Day at S3Es. The Captain is re-
specially requested to inform them
when the deal comes of.
Bob Beatty ought to have the credit
of that affecting letter from Winnie's
mother. He suggested to the lady the
ACCESSIBILITY Of pitching it strong, and
she adopted the hint, with great sue
cess.