Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-12
FLUE DUST.

iOoi tahho VI kdSOlIu6.
The K X Company paid off their
furnace men and miners yesterday.
The value ofthe crude bullion shipped
since our last issue amounts to SIG, 900.
The elegant residence of N. Mozart
ney, on Edwards street, is nearly COM
pleted.
Diphtheria and sore throat is quite
a prevalent disease in Eureka at the
present time.
There are five broken legged pa
TENTS under medical treatment in Eu-
reka at the present date.
The volume of water in the springs
that supply the town is increasing its
flow.
An inebriated roisterer shattered the
glass door of Louis Brandt's saloon
Sunday morning.
Lead has fallen back to the old fig
nre, quoted at 8 $40 cents in the New
York market yesterday.
Messenger Browns wife has been
quite i'll for the past week, but is now
convalescent.
Notwithstanding the soft weather
prevailing last Sunday, services at the
various churches were well attended.
Eureka Consolidated took a big
jump Yesterday, closing at $46H. All
on merit.
Fifteen carloads of crude bullion and
refined lead have been shipped to Pali-
sade since our last issue.
Private residences are haunted by
sturdy vaGrants, who are persistent in
their begging appeals.
Lieutenant Governor Adams, accom-
panied by his fair bride, passed Pail.
SADIE Friday last, en- route to Carson.
Major Dennis holds daily levees in
his sick room. Rufus sticketh closer
to him than a brother.
The freight arrivals since our last
issue embrace five cars of merchandise,
one of timbers and ten of coal.
r. Pickard, one of the Directors of
the Hoosac Mining Company, arrived
from San Francisco last evening.
Sinners may stand on slippery places,
but such being the case a good many
lately.
A lot of inch iron pipe for the use of
the Eberhardt and Aurora mine, Ham
ilton, was received at the depot yester-
day.
The Eureka Consolidated Company
received. yesterday, a lot Of iron pipe,
to be used at the mine in connection
with the new air compressor.
An election will be held at Palisade
on the 9Th Of May to decide the pro.
prietv of levying a tax for school pur-
poses in that district.
A valuable mule belonging in one of
the charcoal teams broke its leg by a
fall on Main street yesterday, and was
killed.
w. w. Bishop and wife, and Mrs. J.
T.. Platter, returned last evening
from a pleasant visit to Virginia and
Carson City.
DIR. Rockman has been called to
Phoebe on a professional visit, and will
be absent about one week. DR.. Bazet
will attend to his patients during his
stay.
The remains of DIR. C. Schulze have
been brought from Ruby Hill. and are
laid out in the Masonic Hall. The
funeral will take place after the arrival
of his wife from Oakland, California.
Officers Mckay and Livingston yes
terday arrested two individuals charged
with malicious mischief and disturb.
ing the peace. They will have a hear
ing o.day.
j.. d. Hague, of San Francisco, has
accepted the position Of Expert Com
missioner in the Department of Min
ing, at the Paris Exposition. MI.
Hague was one of the Richmond ex-
perts during the late mining litigation.
Drs. Owens and Williams examined
into the mental condition of Mrs. King
yesterday. They pronounced her sub.
ject to a mental alteration, but not
violently insane. She will be SEN to
from her wound.