Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18

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Business is dull around the Court
house.
Jackson stock was quoted at a yes
terday.
The snow storm was general all over
the State.
Conkling is raking Hayes while the
sun shines.
Richmond shares, by latest advices,
are quoted at $44.
A session OF the District Court will
be held tO.inorrow.
Look out for a 3.dollar dividend on
Eureka Consolidated.
Chinese Spectators ask one dollar
per donkey load for firewood.
The Eureka Library languishes dur
ing the absences Of its manager.
Eight ears of bullion were dispatched
to Palissde yesterday morning.
Governor Bradley passed Palisade
yesterday, bound for Elko.
The Eureka Consolidated furnaces
are averaging 48 ons Of crude bullion
a day.
1t has stormed on the Base range for
the past two days. How is it In Tns.
carOra?
Orrin Miller will deliver another lec-
ture ia Eureka shortly, on the Chinese
question.
Ike Phillips will open his new ga
loon next week. The interior decora.
tons are very tasty.
The rates at which lead is quoted in
New York Is no criterion. There is no
market for any large quantities.
superintendent Everts is confined to
his room by a threatened attack of
pneumonia.
The value of the crude bullion
shipped TO Palisade yesterday was
SIG 500.
Fifteen tons of freight, including
mining supplies, etc., were sent for.
ward To Tenn Pahute last evening.
Pete Burke, q we'll known contrac-
tor of Virginia City, arrived in Eureka
last night.
The Eureka Social Club will give a
grand invitation party on the evening
Of Thursday, January 2ith.
The Eureka Consolidated Company
received yesterday a lot OF 3H inch
water-pipe, Hanged and ready for
jointing.
Mrs. Richard and family departed
for California yesterday morning.
They will remain in the Golden State
a month or more.
Uncle George Thacher put in an ap-
pearance las night. He will take
Si,nnhs' absence.
A close observer, who has been cast
ing his eye owe various clothes lines,
states that striped stockings are still
worn.
The Times Review and the Eureka
SENTINEL both pray for a storm. TO
which the Enterprise says: "The pray
ers of the unrighteous," etc.
The repairs TO the Parker House res
taurant are nearly completed. The
renovated premises look very hand
some.
Surveyor Read will leave for Tenn
Pahute at An early date, in order to
make a number of surveys for the
TEN Pahute Company.
Joe Evans made an unsuccessful at. |
tempt to pass himself on the Typo
stage at halt fare, assuming the role of
" 00obN
didn't work.
Rev. John Layard, of San Francisco.
is expected to arrive in Eureka H. is
week. He will permanently oil the
vacant pulpit at the Presbyterian
Church.
The Sacramento Smelling Works
draw largely on Eureka for material.
Flue.dust, lilharge and rich ores are
daily forwarded by General Connor.
Schaefer, the ''Grasshopper." a bill
lard sharp who visited Eureka some
two year. ago, has bloonied out as an
expert, and is playing match games in
Boston.
The Enterprises comp. added 80
bushels to our estimate of the amount
of charcoal required to suelt a ton OF
ore. Twenty two and a half was the
figure, steve.
Charles Karbstein and Jim Hagar
ann over from Hamilton last evening.
They report snow, at the time of their
leaving, MS being six or seven inches
deep, and still showing.