Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-02
rLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of the
sentiners Reporter.

S~entineI's Reporter.
Fred PIageman Of San Francisco was il
town yesterday.
The Richmond Company will pay theil
miners next Friday.
Gus Hintze returned on Sunday evening
from San Francisco.
M. Fitzgerald Of Cortez returns TO his
home this morning.
The Ruby and Dunderberg will pay all
their bills on the 10th.
Albion shares closed in the Board yes
terday afternoon at 81 80.
The Bowman will pay miners on the 9Th
and town bills on the 9Th.
An assessment Of forty cents per share
was levied on Albion yesterday.
Eureka Con. shares sold at $27 IS yester-
day, and Jackson at fifty cents.
Yellowstone Kit holds forth every even
ing on Main street to large crowds.
Judge Cole says Carson is the handsom-
est town in the State, and Reno next.
The Bowman will commence shipping
ore to the Eureka Con. works to-day.
G. W. Merrill, Esq, returned from a
professional visit to Hamilton on Sunday.
The Albion Richmond suit costs the
county from $ 5000 to 5 $4,000 for jurymen,
etc.
J. II. Mundy yesterday shipped ten mi
ners to the Bullion mine in Railroad Dis
trict.
Alpha Lodge No. 1, A. o. U. W., hold a
meeting at their Hall this %ening at 1880
o'clock.
r. Sadler and John Baker left by private
conveyance for White Pine at / o'clock this
morning.
The busiest place on Ruby Hill just at
present is about the Eureka Con. new
hosting works.
Don't forget the Union Guard excursion
and picnic, which takes place next Satur-
day and Sunday.
The Commissioner yesterday counted
the money in the Treasury, finding the
same all right.
Richmond pay days: Miners on the 5th;
furnace, refinery and coal ILLS on the 9th,
and town bills on the 9Th.
The Bastile contained twelve prisoners
yesterday morning-princi,ally collected
on Saturday night and Sunday.
Joe Ravell is in receipt of a very old
piece OF Chilean coin. He sets great store
by it, and will not dispose q it.
The Eureka Con. pay their bills this
week as follows: Miners On Wednesday,
furnaces on Friday, and town bills on Sat-
urday.
A private letter from Bate City, Mon
tana, informs us that Charley Fiske, for
merly Of this place, has located at that
iourishing town.
Mrs. John L.. Hinckley left yesterday
morning for a visit to her Eastern home,
having received the sad intelligence Of the
death Of her father.
The machinery for the new hoisting
works at the Bald Eagle mine was deliv-
cred yesterday. 1t has capacity for sink
ing about /, 900 feet.
W. /. Salkheld, who has been awarded
the contract for building the Geddes &
Bertrand mill at Secret Canyon, left this
morning for San Francisco.
A black parasol, lined with white silk,
was found near the old Lemon mill last
evening. The owner can find the parasol
at the San Francisco Brewery.
The old Postofice building on North
Main street, owned by Cesar Rossetti, is
being pulled down, and will be replaced
by a first-class brick freproof.
Superintendent Reads letter OF Last Sat
urday to the Secretary Of the Eureka Con.
saws there was no change in affairs at the
mine worthy Of special mention since last
report. The furnaces are running as usual.
A private letter from O. NJ. Paris, for
merly OF Eureka, now at Albion, Idaho,
states tina. he is well pleased with his new
home and is doing a fiourishing business.
His numerous friends here wish him sue
cess in his new enterprise.
1t is reported that Gilmer & Salisbury,
the owners OF the Geddes & Bertrand
mine at Secret Canyon, are making ar
rangements for the erection OF q 90 stamp
mill. with a capacity for 40 stamps, the
whole cost OF which is 30 be $50, 600.