Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-02
FLUE DUST.


| of the new roller skating rink.
Cherries and strawberries are on sale in
nearly sll the fruit stores in town.
Mrs. A. L. Fitzgerald left yesterday for
a three months visit to her mother in
California.
The Grant mine on Mccoy Hill sent to
the Eureka Con. furnace 81 tons of ore
last Monday.
Berg yesterday received q large number
of live chickens, and an immense quantity
of fresh eggs.
The tributers in the Bowman mine
shipped to the Eureka Con. furnace the
past week liz tons.
The Phoenix mine on Ruby Hill shipped
during the past week 81 tons Of ore to the
Eureka Con. reduction works.
The Summit mine on Prospect Noun.
tain sent down to the Eureka Con. furnace
the other day 81 tons of ore.
Johnny Lambert will receive by this
afternoons train q large assortment Of
California fruit and vegetables.
The Dunderberg mine on Prospect
Mountain shipped to the Richmond reduc-
ton works the past week II tons of ore.
During 1884 five Nevada mines paid 70
their shareholders Is dividends, amount
ing to S20l 500.
G.. E. Clark brought in from Reveille
District, Nye county, Az tons of ore to
the Eureka Con. reduction works last
Wednesday.
The -four, butter and egg market was
somewhat glutted yesterday, seven Nor
mon prairie schooners arriving in town
loaded down with the commodities.
Tuscarora Times-Review: Men were
put TO work this morning overhauling the
machinery at the Grand Prize, prepare
tory to starting up at an early date.
Advertisements are appearing in Cali
fornia papers calling for $500 cavalry
horses and 300 artillery horses. They are
said to be wanted for the Russian Govern
ment.
Bread made from sea water is recon-
mended by a German physician as q won
derful remedy against scrofula and dis
orders resulting from insufficient nourish-
ment.
The Macon City on Adams Hill Is again
in the list Of ore producers. During the
past week ~ tons Of good ore was shipped
from the property TO the Eureka Con.
furnace.
The Smelling Company has discontin-
ued teaching at Bullionville, and will not
start again until il has the large Stedefelt
furnace in running order, which will be
some tim in July.
Owing to q number OF improvements 60
ing on in the Lord Byron mine, only 80
tons Of ore were shipped to the Richmond
I reduction works the past week. The mine
continues to look we'll.
I Rev. A. T. Dutton. Ruby Hills minis
a ter, will hold divine services tomorrow
: Sunday evening at hslf-past Z o'clock in
L the Methodist Church of this town. A
| cordial invitation is extended to all to be
present.
The Jackson mine on Ruby Hill, owned
4 by a San Francisco company, shipped to
, the Eureka Con. furnace, during the past
week, GA tons of ore. The mine is close
= to the Eureka Con-, and Is said to possess
considerable merit.
Don't forget the grand May festival 10
4 be given this evening at the Truckee Con
cert Hall. Mr.. Provost will use every
. effort to make this the grand ball
; OF the season. The house will be illu'
minated with 100 colored lampions.
The widow OF Bsrrios and suite passed
a through Palisade Thursday for the East,
h The party travel 10 regal style. AS Mrs
Barrios is only % years of age and pos
10 sessed Of IS. 000, 900 her advent in the GEN.
tiers OF fashion will cause o sensation
among the butterflies.
During the year 1884, some 2O7 assess
ments ave been levied on lit mines IL
10 California, Nevada, Utah. Alaska and Ari'
IONA. OF the assessments levied, II 10 e.
timated that over four million dollars have
been paid. or this amount shareholders
of Nevada mines paid 5 9,632,95o.
Notices we're yesterday posted aboul
town calling for an election OF i've Schoo
. Trustees on Saturday next, "one Tor TINT
term OF M year, one for the term OF swo
years, one for the term Of three years, ont
Z for the term Of four years, one Tor the tern
OF FIVE years, from the first day OF sep
TENDER, 1885"
"A Tom Davis. formerly Q miner on huD>
a Hill, was badly though not seriously nur'
"a In the Robinson mine at Butte City, mon
ar tana, q week ago last Saturday. ne was
4 through alleged carelessness OF the en-
gineer. caught between some tmpers on
cage and the timbers OF a station wnh'
the former we're being lowered.
The Eureka Con. g new reduction WORK,
are fast approaching completion; 90 mucl
% auxiliary work in connection with the new
plant has been found necessary mat IN
completion OF the same has consequent!
been deferred much longer than was OK
pected. 1t is confidently believed, though
that the new furnace will be bred up sw'
"a weeks from Monday next.
Discussion in the State papers ma
been going on about people sendinl
If to San Francisco, New York. Bos'ol
and other cities to buy goods. sue
Is people are severely criticised. AM
. we'll they should be. Home indus.rie
IS should be the first to receive the oene
ft of revival in trade. People VINO I'VE IL
Eureka. deriving their living from its bust
ness, should buy their supplies here.
10 Tina the Cheapest.