Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16
FLUE DUST.

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In another column.
There are 700 tons of first-class ore
on the Hamburg dump al the mine.
Seven cars loaded with bullion went
out yesterday morning.
The value of the bullion shipped
yesterday morning was $17 1000.
A Purim ball will be given about
the 18th Of March.
Harry Strout is holding forth in the
San Juan country.
Some heavy transactions In wood
ranches have come off among the
Italians within the past day or two.
Sundays "Chronicle" contained a
moving tale Of the trials and tribula-
lions OF the opera company.
One car of merchandise, two of lum-
Der, n of timber and five OF coal ar
rived at the depot Monday evening.
A small lot of ore from the Mortimer
mine, worked at the Richmond fur
naces, yielded 1862.
J. Ringot, superintendent of the
Silver West Company, arrived from
San Francisco last night.
Sheriff Sias will renovate and clean
up the inside of the Jail. He was hunt
ing plaster and whitewash yesterday.
Mrs. Joe Kind leaves tomorrow
morning for New York City. She will
be absent about II ear
A young gentleman, we'll known in
social circles, will assume the matri-
monial yoke this week.
The population of Ruby Hill, includ-
ing both the Eureka and Richmond
sides, will reach 800.
Hugh McCrum, of the San Francisco
firm Of Shroufe, McCrum & Co., ar
rived in Eureka on last nights train.
By careful computation it has been
ascertained that there are three
dogs in Eureka to every adult inhabit-
ant.
Our Ruby Hill correspondent in
forms us that Rev. J.. II. DeLamatyr
preached at Ruby Hill Sunday even
ing to a large congregation.
The Railroad Company have en-
larged their Palisade ice house, and
have laid in a large stock for use next
summer.
A lot of Tem-Pah-Ute freight is at
the depot, awaiting shipment. Team
sters ask four cents per pound to de-
liver it in that district.
Lead was quoted in New York last
week at 4$4I05 cents, currency, for do
mestic, and "a, gold, for the foreign
article.
Charley Lautenschlager, of the c.
z. Brewery, left this morning for a
visit to California. He will return
about the first of next month.
A list of registered letters. presuma-
bly, valuable, will be found in the
same column with the advertised let
ter list.
Don't forget Orrin Miller's lecture,
at the Court House, this evening. We
predict that the gentleman will de-
liver an able and exhaustive discourse
on his chosen subject.
The Eureka foundry is turning out a
large variety of castings for mines and
railroad use. The establishment is in
full operation.
The Postofiice news stand has a full
line of late Eastern illustrated papers
and magazines on hand. We received
a full supply yesterday, for which we
are much obliged.
An Italian wood-chopper was brought
in from Secret Canyon Yesterday for
medical treatment. While chopping
wood he inflicted u severe cash in his
leg with an ak.
A mild runaway on south Main
street yesterday afforded those who
witnessed the performance an oppor-
tunity to exercise their lungs yelling
"whoa!" No damage to the horse,
vehicle or lungs.
Messenger James Brown and wife
returned from Sacramento last night.
James has almost recovered from the
effect OF his wounds. He received a
rousing welcome from the boy $.
The Opera Troupe had an immense
audience in Salt Lake City the first
night they opened; a very pleasant ex-
p%erience for the i~mpecunious mem
bers OF the company.
Milkman Ford, in illustrating a
neighbours luck and good fortune, said
thar he started in two years ago with a
couple of bull yearliugs, and now has
a herd OF 200 fat cattle. A most won
derful and miraculous increase.
"Do you like to ride on papa's knee"
inquired Spring street father of his
darling four year old. ooh, yes" was
the reply; "but 10 as we'll as on a real
iackass, n with four legs, like Ennis"
She was put to bed in disgrace.