Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-15
FLUE DUST.


SentfneI's Reporter.
Miss Nevada has created q furore in
Chicago.
Eighty tributers are working in the
Eureka Con. mine.
District Attorney Cheney returned yes
terday from the East.
II Is said that there are over 1,Ony idle
men in Butte, Montana.
Levi Dague, late Conner at the Mint. has
zone to Southern California.
Mrs. W. j. Smith, who has been i'll for
some time past, is now convalescing.
This is the season of the year when the
uneasy ones want 10 seek pastures new.
It is estimated that a ton of gold is
buried each year with those who die in
this country.
The bathing season will begin at Great
| Salt Lake about the middle OF May, il the
warm weather continues.
The ~arraignment Of the Union miners
| charged with conspiracy will take place
this morning at 10 o'clock.
The early Spring has caused travel to
commence much earlier to both Lake
Tahoe and the Yosemite Valley.
There are several prospectors now search
ing for mines on Silverado, Dome and
Sugarloaf Mountains, Pinto District.
Charlie Bosko, a prominent commercial
traveller OF California, arrived here yes
terday. and will interview our merchants
to-day.
W. J. Townshend, proprietor Of the
White Pine stage line, returned yesterday
from Salt Lake City. He reports that
place as being very quiet.
Carson Appeal: Ex-State Treasurer L.
L. Crockett will take charge of the Ormsby
House on Tuesday next. succeeding the
Sharp Brothers as landlords.
Charley Graham, formerly one of the
proprietors of the Empire Saloon, ac-
companied by his wife and child, arrived
here from Sacramento by yesterdays
train.
Notwiths tanding there are but few
miners in the district working for days
wages, the number who are tributing on
Adams and Ruby Hills would make q small
army.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
is pushing the work of grading their lands
within the limits OF the Government grant
with the view Of their rapid sale TO actual
settlers.
San Raphel has started business again
at the old stand of o. Dunkel & Co., at
the corner OF Main and Clark streets. and
says he will sell his goods cheaper than the
cheapest.
Charles Wagner, who shot William Allen
several weeks ago in Buchanan's saloon,
was found guilty yesterday Of assault with
intent to kill. He will probably be SEN
fenced Saturday.
The Golden Grown Mining Company,
OF Bernice, shipped 16 bars Of fine silver
bullion, worth SIG. 600. to San Francisco,
the product of n days run in March with
a fiye-stamp mill.
The Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining
Company have contracted to have the
header OF the tunnel advanced another
100 feet, which. when completed, will make
the total length | 900 feet.
Experiments are being made to test the
rock OF q ledge recently discovered in
Smiths Valley Mountains, which Ia
thought to be marble. 1t is said to be
susceptible Of a fine polish. 1t bids fair
to be OF much value.
p. Lowell returned from the Bald Mount
ain mines on Monday last. He reports q
number of men busily engaged there in
making preparations for sluicing this
Spring, and development work is being
actively carried on in the quartz mines of
the section.
The last Legislature appropriated S41s.-
900 to run the State for two years, or
5000 $50 per year, which, counting our
population at 6 $4,000, makes In average
expense of So 80 each, for State purposes
alone. to say nothing OF county taxes
which are a great deal more-the State
tax being only 80 cents, while the county
rates range from So so to S..