Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-24
FLUE DUST.

The value of the crude bullion ship.
ped yesterday was BIB 200.
Oysters on the half shell for dinner
at Moch's restaurant last evening.
Richmond shares are quoted at $45
in the London Stock Exchange.
English pig lead is worth sos per
ton in the London market.
Hon. Thomas Wren has our thanks
for numerous favors ia the way of pub
lie documents.
The mining assessments delinquent
In January loot up 81 ,O48, 100; as against
$l,l7l 900 in 1875.
Notice Of appeal has been given in
the case of A. Cohen VS.. Eureka and
Palisade Railroad Company.
The Hamilton stage put In an early
appearance last night, but brought no
passengers.
The Eureka ore dumps are filled to
overlooking, both at the mine aud fur
naces.
The Eureka Consolidated Company
has disbursed $950,000 in dividends ia
the last five months.
There are less vacant houses in Eu.
reka at the present date than at any
time within the past three years.
The Ruby Hill railroad transports to
the different furnaces nes-ly 5000 tons
OF ore each week.
The freight arrivals yesterday m
braced two cars of merchandise, two of
hay and the usual number OF coal.
Fifteen car loads of crude bullion.
Lad litharon a-I a. l..s hi
ped to Palisade yesterday morning.
Alonzo Munroe, an old pioneer Of
this town, is living at Eureka. Hum
boldt county. California, and is en-
gagged in business at that place.
The Railroad Company will soon
commence building additional freight
cars. The material has been received
at the Palisade shops.
Colonel Taylor lad q force of men
at work yesterday, cleaning out the
iue At the Consolidated works. Over
500 tons of dust had accumulated in it.
General Geo. A. Dodge took in $500
shares OF Alta at S27, and now he
wants to know what will become of the
Cooks, II Beecher is right about He'll.
We learn that Florence Cromer. who
was scalded n few days ago.. is owe
ing from her injuries. and better still,
that the burns will leave no scar.
Members Of The Richmond Hose
Company, No. 3. are requested to meet
at their headquarters ut / p. NJ. to-
morrow.
The challenge for a wrestling match,
recently promulgated in the columns
of the SENTINEL by John Harris, net
being accepted, That gentleman with.
draws his defy"
Mike Walsh received a telegram yes
terday morning containing tie sad in
telligence of his fathers death. His
place of business was closed yesterday
In consequence.
Superintendent Everts il still very
III. His condition was somewhat i'm.
proved yesterday, but he is confined
to his bed, The doctor pronounces his
aiIment gastric fever.
There is no dimunition In the amount
Of charcoal received at the Richmond
and Eureka works. Large quantities
are daily delivered both by rail and
team.
Suit has been brought against the
Board of County Commissioners for
the possession of the premises occupied
by Rescue Hose Company No. /.
Messenger Brown made his first trip
on Monday last, after a vacation of
nearly five months. Jim hoes not
want any more idle months from the
same cause.
The following description of a lot oc.
curs in a deed flied in the Recorders
Office: 'Ssid lot fronts on said street
or road rs feet, and runs back the same
width. 100 feet more or less either
way" Accurate and lucid.
Here Is an interesting bit of news all
the way from Virginia City peter
Burke is in Eureka. The Eurekans
are to have q Court. house built, and
Pete Is going to try to build it for
them"