Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-11
FLUE DUST.

The Gerrish furnace was working
satisfactorily last evening.
The value of crude bullion shipped
yesterday was $4,000.
Mr.. Reed, the blacksmith is build
ing a very handsome residence on
Spring street.
Twelve carloads of crude bullion
n three of ore wagons were shipped
to Palisade yesterday.
L. V. Moore, of Pittsburg, Pennsyl-
yanis, is registered at the Jackson
House.
X. s. Wires, of Forepaugh's show,
and Frank Bochow, of San Francisco,
are registered at the Parker House.
The Northwestern Consolidated shaft
is down 40 feet, and the indications are
very promising.
RUDE Egleston has placed us under
many obligations for favors rendered.
Rube is "Old Reliable" p%ersonified.
Mr.. John Ainely, a prominent hard
ware merchant of Eiko, is sojourDing
in Eureka tor a few days.
Mr.. l.. l.. Greenall, superintendent
of the Rye Patch mine, arrived by
rail last evening.
The National Guards will practice on
Sunday at 2 o'clock, on the New Race
track. Glass balls will be on hand, il
wanted.
Eureka Louisa Fletcher was married
the other day in Colorado, and now her
husband complacently exclaims, ~
have found it,
North Main street is taking quite a
start in the way of improvements, and
the sound of the saw and hammer is
heard all along that thoroughfare.
Messrs. Potts and Robinson, 10 com
pany with Manager Kendall, of the
Jennie, A. mine, will leave for TAMIL
ton to- morrow to inspect that property.
Judge Smith. of Mineral Hill, con
templates establishing a general mer-
chandise store at that point, and will
embark in that business shortly.
Ed. Dodge is fitting up a very neat
and cosy office at his residence on
Buel street. Ed. is one of our most
energetic and reliable young citizens.
DIR. Bishop is very proud of his new
buggy. The vehicle is a splendid
piece of workmanship, and reflects
credit on the maker.
The Justices court has been over
whelmed with business this week.
Charges of fighting, and other petty
~otfenses, crowd the docket.
The developments on the third level
of the Jackson continue. Superin-
tendent Shaw informs us thatth mine
is looking splendidly.
Rapid progress is being made OH the
nOnn,.finn Irift1 hntu,oa, tho L L
Consolidated workings and Phenix
shaft.
The repairs to No. . furnace at the
Consolidated will be completed t -day,
and it will start up on the first of the
week.
The skeleton of an Indian lies in an
open box in the back yard of a Main
street saloon. 1t was found in the hills
and brought to town last summer.
Over a thousand letters were dis
patched from the Eureka Postoffice
yesteaday. Our citizens are much
given to epistolary communications.
Strawberries, cherries. green peas,
cucumbers, tomatoes and other sue
culent fruits and vegetables are plenty,
if not cheap, in the Eureka markets.
MIR. d. H. BirdsaIl, Pacific coast
agent of the Giant Powder company,
arrived in Eureka by last evenings
train.
Clay Simms is the recipient Of a
handsome specimen of gold bearing
quartz from Osceola. 1t is a valuable
addition to his cabinet.
The firm of Caravan q Smith, ami
mated by a spirit of Improvement,
have laid a new sidewalk in front of
the Sazerac.
Judge Harmon vas busy yesterday
assigning prominent citizens places in
the circus procession Monday next.
Just in the rear of the elephants seems
to be the most desired locality.
George Trimble, banker and express
agent of Ward City, was in town yes
terday, viewing the beauties of the
Base Range and renewing his old
acquaintance.
The examination of Fillipo Print
was concluded yesterday, and Justice
Cromer held the accused to answer
on a charge of murder in the second
degree, with bail fixed at s., 900.
Buck beer, cucumbers and young
onions make a nice wholesome lunch
TO 20 10 D6u OH UDlS tlme OF the year,
provided ones conscience is clear and
his bed made.
The circus tents will be pitched on
the same ground occupied by Mont
gomery Queens outfit last year, the
same being just south of the Richmond
works.
The improv ements to the stage at
Bigelow's Hall have been completed,
and the enlargement renders that por.
ton Of the building much more conve-
nient.
The Hamburg and X X Consolidated
Com panies paid off yesterday. The
Richmond also finished up their dis
bursements and the Railroad Com
pany completes the list to-day.
Mr., Sias, Jr., has devoted his spare
time for the last three or four days to
a general cleaning and %reuovating of
the Jail, and has accomplished Won
ders in hat line.
The Mining Record, published at
New York City, is one of our most
valued exchanges, aud is an able eX-
ponent of the mining industry east of
the Rocky Mountains.
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