Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-23
FLUE DUST.
Law day in the District Court.

New York market yesterday.
A letter from John Shoenbar informs
us that he will return from his Eastern
trip In about two weeks.
Manager E. Probert, Of the Rich
mond Company, will leave for San
Fra ncisco in a few days.
The Willows race track Is the ia.
vorite resort Of all riding and driving
parties from Eureka.
Mr.. Plonsky, a Palisade merchant,
has opened a business house at Tusca-
rora.
If every liar in Eureka buys n OF
Fred. Harris books, the Base Range
will exhaust the first edition.
The drift at the jefferson is in ore.
McDaniels Is confident Of good devel-
opments in a few days.
The trial of DR.. Bishop, on a charge
Of disturbing the peace, has been post
p~oDedsuntil Wednesday next.
Fred. Fisk and wife returned last
evening from their pleasure trip to
Elko and vicinity.
The value Of the crude bullion
shipped Yesterday amounted to the
sum OF Sl9,450.
TOuIlttu car OduS Vi CTuue DuliIttu
and refined lead were shipped to Pail.
SADIE yesterday.
The freight arrivals by rail yesterday
embraced three carloads of merchan-
disc, two of lumber and three of coal.
Surveyor Tom. Read is in San Fran.
cisco, experimenting the publication
Of his map OF Eureka District.
Superintendent Everts departed for
San Francisco this morning. He will
be absent two or three weeks.
A railroad team, loaded with 80, 900
pounds Of freight, left for Typo his
morning.
Dave Mannheim arrived in San Fran
cisco safe and sound, standing the
fatigues incidental to thejourney nicely.
Coin 10 the of SIG .572 81 was
disbursed by the state Treasurer on
account OF the White Pine Indian war
claims.
Eight ore chambers have been dis
covered in the Richmond mine within
the last three months, all carrying
large quantities OF high grade ore.
There is sufficient ore on the mine
and furnace dumps OF the Richmond
Company TO last the furnaces nine
DAYS.
BY a private letter we learn that
Jack Gilmer has almost recovered from
the effects of the bullet wound in his
foot.
The double air compressor engine on
the ninth level Of the Consolidated is
in position and will start up in about
a week.
At the conclusion of the old horse"
sale to-day, George A. Davis will auc
tion off a lot OF desirable household
furniture.
A very pleasant party was held last
evening at the private residence of A.
w. Campbell. The guests speak in en-
thusiastic terms OF their enjoyment.
A wedding will take place at the
Turner House this evening. Henry
Brooks and Miss Cora Verne are the
happy couple.
The party at tho residence of A. w.
Campbell last evening was given in
honor of Mrs. Brown, of Hamilton,
who is visiting Eureka.
Fred. Barnes mourns the loss of a
$500 watch, an article that Joe Tooney
took along in order to keep posted ON
the time.
Walter Marsden has accepted a po.
sition in the Eureka and Palissde Rail.
road Freight Office. as telegraph
operator and assistant at this end OF
the road.
h saloon mentioned as being
owned by Hunt. who was killed a
short time ago, was located at Dunkel's
corner, instead OF the New York store
lot.
A package has been returned to the
Eureka Postotiice 10y reason of being
subject to duty. 1t was addressed to
VIM. Henry Nicholas, Camborn, Corn
wall, England.
or 80 head OF cattle belonging to r.
Sadler, and running in Newark Valley,
the most persistent search failed to find
"A single @ "Gone where the wood.
biue twineth."
A boy by the name of Mcguire bad
his fingers mangled Thursday last at
Ruby Hill by the explosion OF a giant
powder cap, with which he was play
ing.
The vein in the east cross-cut OH the
$50 foot level of the Hamburg mine
has attained a width of 2S feet, and the
hanging wall has not yet been reached.
II promises to be a magnificent de-
post.
Deputy Recorder Horn delivered to
the Assessor yesterday 1000 poll tax
receipts. The community will once
more he reminded that "death and
taxes are inevitable"
The car to be used in the new incline
OF the Consolidated is one of Superin
tendent Donnelly's invention, and a
pattern that is in general use on the
C~onlstock.
w. S. Reyes. formerly Superintend
ent OF the Eureka and X X mines,
arrived from San Francisco last even
ing. Mr.. Keyes, although a resident
OF San Francisco, is one of Nevada's
representatives at the Paris Exposition.
Its Effect.
The New York World devotes two
columns to proving that music has a
most salutary effect on insane people,
and notes a number of cases of mani.