Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-04
IFLUE DUST.

Governor Bradley passed Palisade
yesterday, heading for his Elko home.
Ten carloads of ore and crude bull.
ION were shipped TO Palisade yester-
day.
The value of the crude bullion that
was shipped yesterday to Palisade was
SIG $500.
The phrase, "Man wants but little
mere below" has no reference To a
printers call for copy.
Salt Lake ore buyers allow orr
miners $50 per ton for the lead CON.
tained in ores purchased by them.
Shipments of ore to Salt Lake have
been resumed, and car loads of the ar
tlcle go forward daily.
Patrick Walsh. of Lander county,
filed a desert land application vester-
day in the United States Land Office.
"A United states patent has been is
sued to Albert P. Rose, of Beowawe, in
this State, for names.
Another handsome club room will
be opened shortly. From appearances
the tiger will have elegant quarters.
Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Ike Phillips
have departed tor the Willows, where
they will rus,icate for a few days.
Mr.. Reek has been appointed Prin-
cipal of the Ruby Hill school, vice Mr..
Wiimarth. the late pedagogue.
The citizens of Pine valley have Pc
titioned to have a school district es-
tablished at that section.
Charley Graham, one of the early
settlers of Eureka, returned from
abroad last evening. and is renewing
his early associations.
Messenger Brown left for Hamilton
this morning, and will stay at that
point until after the trial of Frank
Clifford, the alleged bullion robber.
One of Jul prominent citizens com
plains that 1t takes all the money he
can win at faro to keep up his business.
1t is a case of reverse.
A portion of the machinery shipped
from Chicago to the Young America
mine, Bullion District, has arrived at
Beowawe.
Pete Hansen informs us that there is
mt million bushels of coal burned an
stored in the vicinity of Alpha and
Pine stations.
The Pope & Hamilton mine, at
Secret Canyon, is opening out finely.
and some very fine prospects have
been encountered.
Strawberries arrive by night.
ly in great quantities. The price has
not fallen yet, that anybody has heard
Of.
l.. G.. Parke, of the firm of Parke &
Lacy, arrived by rail last evening.
The firm supplies an immense amount
of machinery to this section.
Major Dennis has arrived safely at
Tuscarora, and his game leg is still on
profit by his return.
Sinking has been recommended in
the Bald Eagle claim, and the shaft
will be carried down a further distance
of $50 feet Immediately.
There is a rumor that the Danville
mines have changed hands, a new
Eastern company having purchased a
controlling interest.
Hon. James Smith leaves for DAN
vile district Sunday next. Manager
Trippel will return to Eureka with
him.
A couple of miners leased a portion
of the Geddes & Bertrand mine, and
are taking out some very rich ore.
They have quite a quantity ready for
reduction.
The connecting drifts between the
Phenix and X X ground are making
fair progress. We understand that the
PheniX ore body is developing hand
somely.
The Helen Mortimer mine is looking
we'll, and we hear very encouraging
reports from it,. Considerable pros
pecting is being done, and with good
results.
e. S. Davis, formerly of Eureka, is
operating largely in railroads in Cali
fornia. He is the president of a narrow
gauge line running from Alameda to
Santa Cruz.
A p~oetical contributor declares that
"Sweet is the voice of the young lamb"
Oh yes, certainly! but it should blend
with the tuneful MARBLE of the early
pea to produce the sweetest harmony.
An exchange. speaking of Easter,
SAYS: "The hens did nohlv." Not a
word of praise for the painstaking and
industrious roosters! Is this equal
justice to ali?
Jack Gilmer, the boss stage man of
the country, arrived from Salt Lake
last night, His game foot, pierced
with a pistol shot some time since, still
troubles him.
George A. Davis will sell at auction,
on Tuesday next. some fine brood
mares. Particulars can be gathered
from numerous posters, with which
George has billed The w
Ore shipments from the Williams.
burg mine are again in order, and
large quantities are delivered at b de-
pot daily for transportation to Utah
Territory.
The prospecting work is being car
ried on with great vigor in the Jack
son mine. There has been some spleen
did developments made on the 30o-foot
level.
There is a demand for a number OF
good miners in Danvllle district. Man
ager Trippel will arrive in town In a
few days, and will hire an additional
force.
Messenger Ross swears that he has
the gamest rooster at PaliSade thai
ever crowed i'm Eureka county. he
also supplies fanciers with eggs, not