Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-02
lFLUE DUST.

The value of the crude bullion
shipped yesterday was s23, 900.
The Hamburg Company will pay
their working force on the 10th
instant.
A letter addressed to Thomas Mark.
ham. Ruby Hill, is held for postage at
the Eureka office.
Box rent at the postoffice is now due.
Walk up to the Captains office and
settle.
Thirteen carloads of crude bullion
and refined lead were shipped to Pali-
SADIE yesterday.
The X X Con. Company will pay off
their miners and furnace men on the
10th inst.
There will be a meeting Of Winnie
mucca Tribe, NJ. 8, /. o. of X. NJ, at
their Wigwam this evening.
Haverley's New Orleans Minstrels
are on the road, and will reach Eureka
on or about the OH inst.
Lydia II. Selbv was granted a di.
vorre from Young e. Selby in the Dis
trict Court on Saturday last.
Sheriff Sias has ordered an outfit of
patent shackles for use on his pets in
the county Jail.
The Hamburg Mining Company adj
vertise in another column for propo-
sails to run 200 feet OF a DRIFT.
r. Blackburn was yesterday tried by
a jury in the Justices Court on a
charge OF malicious mischief, and ac-
quite ed.
We received a telegram last evening
stating the Eureka Mining and Tan
mel shares we're quoted at So cents on
the Pacific Board.
their furnace men on the 5th. miners
on the 9Th, aud town bulls and coal
receipts On the 9Th inst.
j. NJ. Wilkens. George W. Hopkins
and l.. w. Mckinney. of San Fran
cisco, and d. G.. Aston and r. NJ.
Dougerty, of Chicago, are registered at
the Parker House.
Shaeffer, the " Grasshopper," is COW
ering himself with glory in the St.
Louis billiard tournament. as will be
seen by reference to u dispatches.
Officer Mckee wheeled Madame Ca
due to the county Jail Saturday last.
and accommodated her with rooms
and board at hat establishment.
Drunk and noisy was the charge.
During the quarter ending March
2lst there was sent from the Eureka
Postoffice money orders to the amount
of Sl6. 1855 %; 9S7 registered letters, and
Is, 600 letters.
Sheriff Huyek turned over his three
prisoners to the State institution at
~ AL ~atr,,& ~ EnrDIo A,n
day evening. He leaves for Belmont
this morning.
The passenger engine IN the up
trip last evening, ran into a coal car AZ
Alpha, breaking the cylinder of the
locomotive, but not damaging suffi-
GENTLY to delay the train.
A cave was broken into at the Ham
burg mine. on the $50 foot level last
Sunday. II has rot ben fully ex.
plored yet, hut a partial exploration
developed the fact that there was an
abundance of ore In it.
George A. Davis will sell at public
auction to-day $50. 900 worth of house
hold furniture. We have his word
that be has that quantity on hand.
His sales rooms are on South Main
street.
j. NJ. wilkins, representing the
California Cracker Company, was in
town yesterday. and departed for Vir
ginia City this morning. Mr.. wilkins
was formerly proprietor OF a leading
hotel at Salt Lake. and is extensively
and favorably known.
Frank e. Clifford, the alleged bul.
lion robber, confined in the White
Pine county Jail, was married Satur-
day night last to a lady known in that
region as 'Sboo Fly. The ceremony
took place within The precincts of that
stronghold.
The Commissioners visited the our
~ Jail after the adjournment. and in
spected that county ! stituiion crl'i-
cally. II is probable that some steps
will be taken to remedy the existing
evils in that crowded and lily yentil-
ated establishment.