Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-05

Captain c. c. Warner is in town.
A slight snow squall last evening;
nothing to trag Of.
Mrs. VIM. Gillen arrived from San
Francisco Saturday evening.
Eberhar,lt and Aurora shares are
quoted in London at S37.
There are eight divorce suits pending
in the District Court.
"Give us pie, or we perish I" is the
chorus OF hungry tramps.
Lead was quoted at 4 cents In the
New York market yesterday.
A large amount of custom ore is be.
ing reduced atthe Richmond furnaces.
Two ore and supply trains ply reg.
ularly on the Ruby Hill railroad.
The latest London quotation for
Richmond shares Is SIS.
Superintendent Everts. of the e & P.
r. R., left for San Francisco this norm
ing.
There are uncalled- for messages at
the Western Union Telegraph office
for Harry Evarts and l.. Crooks.
A number of Eureka's citizens are
largely interested in mining locations
III lcIt Ihiluto DiSlIlCt.
The Richmond Mining Company
paid it's Stockholders SOL $50, in
dividends, during the year 1877.
There are 1850 feet OF ground en-.
braced ID the Eureka Consolidated To-
cations.
1t was storming heavily all along the
line of the Eureka and Palisade rail-
road last night.
The Churches we're all we'll attended
Sunday last. at both morning and
evening services.
Horseback riding is getting to be the
favorite and fashionable exercise with
the Eureka bellies.
Mrs. J. E. Platter departed yesterday
for San Francisco and tho Golden
State.
The value of the bullion shipped
since Sunday morning amounts to
$l7, 500.
Sixteen car. loads of bullion and re-
fined lead have been shipped to Pali-
SADIE since our last issue.
Experience may be a dear teacher.
but.she isn't any more so than a pretty
schoolmarm
There is rust on the iinners of the
boys sleds. and coasting is a dead fail
ure on the Base range this year.
Hank Mitchell is lying i'll at his
room in San Francisco. So says a pri
yate letter &c a gentleman in Eureka.
The amount Of bills allowed by the
County Commissioners yesterday was
s .5i5 So.
Under Sheriff Nelson collected. dur
ing the month of January, 81 ,974 81 on
license account.
We are getting u weather in brok-
an doses, a mixture Of all kinds, dealt
out regardless OF consequences.
A lot of Stag pots, from the Eureka
Foundry. were shipped to the Typo
Consolidated Company yesterday.
President Z-ile. of the Eureka Con
solidaied Company, arrived from San
Francisco on Sunday evenings train.
The latest definition of bankruptcy
IL where a man owe a lot OF money.
and the lawyers and officials divide
what is left between themselves.
About this time look out for the vel.
come pay days. A quarter Of a mil
lion dollars will be scattered loose in
the community this week.
The freight arrivals since Sunday
embraced eight car loads Of merchan-
disc, two Of timbers. one OF hay, and
eight of coal.
A lot of b%luestone. some 700 pounds,
for the use of the Raymond & Ely mill,
vas received at the Eureka depot yes
terday.
The noise and horrible hubbub inci-
dental to proper celebration of Chi
nese New Year has somewhat sub
sided.
All persons having deeds filed in
the Recorders office prior to January
LIST, 1878, will please call at the office
and procure them.
Nobody making The necessary aft
davit before the Board of County Com
missioners, that body fail to declare any
existing vacancy.
Geo. w. Baker left for Carson Sun.
day morning. He has legal business
Ia attend TO. both before the Supreme
and Circuit Courts.
Johnny Peoples. of Typo. returned
from an extensive Eastern tour on
Saturday evening last, and passed
through Eureka on his way home
ward.
A matrimonial event, the parties to
which are non the most prominent
of our residents, takes place next
week. The bride Is one of the fairest
OF Eureka bellies.
Eureka Codsolidated is regularly
dealt i'm ut the New York Mining Eek
change. We notice in an Eastern ex.
change the record of a sale of $50
shares at S39X.
A New York company advertises
that ii will locate mines to order, and
will guarantee a valuable mine of
precious metals in every instance. on
payment of $500. 1t must pay better
to work greenhorns than mines.
The members of Rescue Hose Com
pany decided last evening to oppose
the scheme of Chief Engineer to head
the Fire Department. We learn that
the Richmond Hose agreed to the
same line of action.
w. w. Bishop departed for Carson
Yesterday morning. He appears tor
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