Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-01
FLUE DUST.

District Court will be in session to-
morrow.
There were no arrivals or departures
by the Typo stage.
There are FIVE Eureka mines listed
on the a Francisco Stock board.
Seven mines on the Comstock yield
ed S36 ,05o 100 during the year 1877.
The Richmond Company will receive
hve cars of coal daily after this week.
The railroad people are considering
the propriety OF putting on a regular
coal rain.
Messrs. Arlington & Bartlett are
working l6 men at the Geddes q Ber-
trand mine.
The Rescue Hose light blazed out
last night with all the vividness OF a
fiery comet.
A heavy snow storm was prevailing
at Pallsade last evening when the pas
senger train left.
Lead was quoted at 4 cents in the
New York market yesterday, being a
slight advance.
Judge Smith, of Mineral Hill. is Wis
ting Eureka. His Honor is looking
remarkably well.
Mrs. Parker has removed her mill
merry store to the corner of Bateman
and Spring streets.
Furnace No. 8, at the Eureka Con-
solidated, will be in running order by
the first of the week.
Eight car loads of crude bullion and
refined lead were forwarded to Pali-
SADIE yesterday morning.
A differences of 81 so per ton is made
by the Railroad Company in favor of
refined lead over crude bullion.
The real estate market is very active.
Scarcely a day passes without import
ant transfers of property taking place.
The value of the crude bullion
shipped yesterday morning was Sill,
600.
Cutters and sleighs have not been a
paving investment on the Base Range
this winter.
Very little freight is being sent for.
ward to southern points at the present
tune.
A war Of words. ending in a lively
set-to between a couple of teamsters.
agitated North Main street yesterday
afternoon.
The Humboldt river, at Palisade, is
free of ice. 1t was Irozen over to the
depth of ten inches during the recent
cold snap.
MajN John Dennis, of the tn scarora
IimeS-ReUieW. arrived from Elko lat
evening. All of the old boys were
pleased to meet him.
j. G.. Wilton and j. Anderson will
leave for Tenn Pshute District to NOR
row.. They have large mining inter.
esis at that point.
The freight arriving yesterday morn
ing embraced one car load Of mercban
disc, one of hay, four OF wood and
three of coal.
The double fire plug recently re.
ceived, was set yesterday by Superin-
tendent Bliss, by Colerlck's stable, op.
posite the Richmond works.
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S shotgun mes
sengers are having a long rest. The
flow of treasure southwark has not
been very large in volume tor the past
| month.
Reub Eggleston's teams yesterday
delivered to the Richmond Company
some heavy castings. weighing $500
PObfhN HPAC'Fs lucy ~ III ~
new double crystallizer, at the refinery.
After this week, the regular ship
meuts of ore from the mines on Ruby
Hill, over the railroad, will amount to
400 IONS per day. II will take two reg
ular trains to do the work.
Bullion District is looking up. A
representative of a Chicago company of
capitalists has been inspecting the
quartz interests of that section with a
view of investing.
General Common yesterday decided TO
the Eureka Tunnel and Mining Com
pany all of his interest in a tunnel
site recently taken up by him in Good
win anyon
The death of H. Miller, of the Cali
fornia Bank, will probably prevent
President Edgar Mills. of the Eureka
and Palisade raiload, making his reg
ular monthly visit to Eureka.
An epidemic of accidents, casualties,
runaways and smashups has charac
ferized the past month. Fortunately
out of the long list that we have chron-
icled only one has resulted fatally.
A woman, in a partially nude state,
was found wandering on North Main
street by one of the officers early yes
t-rday morning. She was under the
influence of liquor, and was taken to
her dwelling house and properly cared
for.
Information Wanted.
Mrs. Hester McCarter, No. 1880 Kater