Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-12

IL ~ Vi thO DuIftot
shipped since our last issue amounts
to SIS, 200.
The President has nominated James
Reilly Postmaster Of Hamilton, Ne
vada.
Fourteen cars of crude bullion and
refined lead have been shipped to Pali-
SADIE since our last issue.
There are sixteen men employed in
the Geddes & Bertrand mine, Secret
Canyon, at the present time.
Railroad teams. loaded with mer-
chandise for Ward and Hamilton, left
for those points yesterday morning.
Bishop Whitaker will be in Eureka
the first Sunday in May. SO he in
forms Rector Crawford by letter.
Frank Goujon has applied for letters
Megett, deceased.
County Commissioner Sadler quail
fled yesterday and took the oath of
office.
A notice to the creditors of D. b. I'm
mel, in reference to the dividend, will
be found in another column.
Rev. John Laird Will give another of
his series of lectures on Evolution, and
kindred subjects, at the Presbyterian
Church, Friday evening.
The sun of $50, 1897 IL was paid into
the County Treasury yesterday, on ac-
count of mining tax for the quarter
ending December 3lst.
The new ore body at the Connolly is
developing into magnificent proper
tons. Seventy tons, extracted last
week. worked Sl05 per ton,
The freight arrivals by rail since u
last issue embrace -four cars of mer-
~chandise, six of wood, seven of tim
bers and six of coal.
Madam Lake was convicted by a jury
in the Justices Court Yesterday, Of a
| charge of disturbing the peace, and
will receive her sentence to-morrow.
The force at the Land Office we're
engaged yesterday evening in taking
evidence in a homestead case OF Henry
VS.. Mccall.
n. l.. DeSoto, for the past year con-
nected with the business house of o.
Dunkel II Co., left tor San Francisco
on yesterday mornings train.
Letters addressed to Mrs. A. Bray,
San Francisco, and Jaspar Mcdonald,
2l5 Sansome street, San Francisco, are
held for postage at the Eurka office.
A package of 500 personal property tax
receipts, forwarded by the State Con-
troller, was received at the Recorders
office yesterday.
The deepest mining shaft in the
world is tho Adelbert, in Bohemia,
which has attained a depth of $3.50
feet.
A small door key, marked Mccoy,
was picked up on the street, and can
he had by the owner on application at
the SENTINEL office.
There wa no Eastern mail last night.
The late blockade at Cheyenne, men
toned in our dispatches, was the
cause.
The dividend of 25 cents on the dol
lar by the a~ssignees of the D.. b. I'm.
mel estate aggregate the sum of 20,-
600.
Notice was was received by the Board
of County commissioners yesterday
that the State tax for 1878 would be 90
cents on the 500.
j. G. Corey, Esq, returned to San
Francisco yesterday morning well sat
istied with the results of his visit. He
swears by Eureka Consolidated.
NJ. j. Franklin left for San Francisco
on this mornings train. He goes to
purchase an assortment of spring
goods.
Il. d. Clark, one of the parties inter-
ested in the Lennon mill iue dust eX-
pertinent last summer, Is Superintend-
ent of the Mayiower mine, Bingham
Canyon, Utah.
The gross amount of coin taken in
1 49,. ~ Al.I pT.t,,NA. 4 9a,.A, lr.;D
their season in Eureka, was a tfitle
over 81 800. Their profits, after paying
all expenses, were over 1000.
There will be a grand ball given on
the Goth of April, the anniversary of
the order of l. o o. +. 1t will be
under the auspices of Bullion Encamp-
ment.
Len Wines. of Ruby Valley, was in
town yesterday. He is an honest
farmer in that section of the country,
and ~rejpices over the fertility of his
fields and proliicness of his tlocks.
Superintendent Eugene Blair, of the
Hillside mine, Bristol district, contem
plates a visit to Eureka shortly. We
learn that the property is looking
splendid, and Eugene is highly eiated
thereat.
Inc AOan RlcnfnOnu troupe ne
parted for Elko and the East yesterday
morning. They openly proclaim the
fact that Eureka, using their language,
is the BOSS show town of the Coast.
A stray bullet from some drunken
FOOLS pistol, at 3 O'Clock Sunday morn
ing, broke a window pane in n of the
dives on North Main street, and fell on
the floor of the bar o
The regular male occupants OF the
front seats at the hall tor the past week
are at a loss where to put in their spare
time. The shapely blondes have hit-
ted to other fields, and LETT their ad'
mirers inconSolable.
The Register of the Land Office has
been busy for the past few days taking
testimony in the case Of the United
States VS.. Gilmer in some disputed
land matters in Larnoille Valley. The
papers will be forwarded to the Com.
missioner on the LIST OF April.
A child's chain and locket. the prop
erty OF the daughter of Auditor Duff,
and priced as a Christmas gift, was lost
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