Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
FLUE DUST.

o"y III tuo DtstflCt SOuTt tO'udys
The Richmond Burlesque Company
disbanded At Omaha.
A railroad team freighted with Typo
bullion arrived at the depot yesterday.
Lead was quoted at 8 80 cents in the
New York market yesterday.
The value of the crude bullion that
was shipped yesterday morning was
$2l 800.
Ten car loads of crude bullion and
five of refined lead were shipped to
Palisade yesterday.
A railroad team loaded with 80. 900
pounds of freight left for Belmont
this morning.
Under Sheriff Nelson was on his Ii
cense collecting rounds yesterday, and
reports a stringent money market.
w. Fl. Clark Is excavating a roomy
cellar in the rear of his store on Main
street.
G. r Brown, and r. Flynn of Rich
mond, Va, are registered at the Par.
ker House.
The pigs will begin to fly, and then
pork will be high. on Monday next In
the vicinity OF the Court. house.
A civil suit, 10 which the Gas Com-
pany we're plaintiffs. occupied the at.
tention ofthe Justices Court yesterday
afternoon.
Judge Smith, OF Mineral Hill, re.
turned to his homethis morning much
refreshed and recuperated by his So
journ on the Base Range.
George A. Davis will, weather per-
hitting. sell at auction to-day a lot of
household furniture. at his sales-rooms
on South Main street..
An Italian las arrested yesterday on
the charge of exhibiting n deadly
weapon. He plead guilty and contrib
uted S3l to the county treasury.
We failed to mention hat at the
conclusion of the cattle case examine
ton, Andy McGinty "a discharged
from custody.
And now Is the season when the
love lorn maiden signs for an affinity
and the adolescent youth breaks out in
sprisg pimplss.
The Albion shaft is down ten feet
and progressing finely. The boys feel
jubilant and consider their future pros
perIty assured.
The sale of the Bald Eagle mine to
New York parties is off, the n of
the property declining to entertain any
further propositions from that quarter.
The report of the Richmond Com
mission was to have been submitted to
a meeting of the stockholders in Lon
don on the 10Th OF the present month.
The insane patient confined in the
County Jail INDUCES in many vaga.
ries, the noisy character of which is a
terrible annoyance to the inmates of
that institution.
The freight arrivals by rail yesterday
embraced -four cars of merchandise.
two of timbers, one of wood, four of
lumber, three OF coal, one of -four and
n of barley.
Greer Hamilton. who was injured at
the Metamoras mine, died yesterday
morning. His funeral will TAXI place
from his late residence, at Ruby Hill,
at | O'Clock, P. NJ, to day.
Charley Whiting, whose robbery on
the Divide is chronicled by the Enter
prise, Is an old resident of Palisads,
having been in the employ Of the Cu-
reka and Palisade Railroad for O. year
or more.
The crowd ofconnoisseurs who gather
around the Autographs of the Rentz
beauties feed their imaginations on the
feast to come. and long for a realiza-
ton of the high anticipations.
There Is a scarcity OF timbers at the
Ruby Hill mines. but a bountiful sup
ply awaiting transportation to that
point crowd the railroad yards at Pail
SADIE.
Kenny, the man injured by the Stag
ex plosion at the Richmond furnace, Is
in danger of losing his eyesight. He
was horribly burned about the face
and neck, and suffers greatly.
There Is something of a city air
about the fittings and adornments of
the new boot and shoe store. The in
terror is really a credit to the proprie-
TOYS and deserves examination.
The largest furnace run ever made
in this camp was that of the Richmond
works on Monday last, three furnaces
turning nut a trife over 81 tor of
crude bullion. or an average OF Is tons
each.