Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-21
rLUE DUST.
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sentineIs Reporter.
The sne weather still continues.
II you want a mine, develop your pros
poet.
Tba Mavload made 9 shipment OF IL tons
Of Ore 20 the Richmond furnaces the other
day.
VIM. Erskine Of Hamilton is visiting the
Range.
VIM. Mendes, brother Of Joe, is in from
Duckwater.
A. Plummer OF Mineral Hill was in
town yesterday.
No messengers arrived by the E. d p.
| train last night.
Never build q mill till you've got an ore
| producing mine.
The Mimbres continues TO make ship
/ ments Of good ore.
The bullion product Of Nye county for
1884, was ST., 800 GA.
The Marguerite mine made q shipment
OF four tons Of ore Thursday.
Mines are not f~ound-they are made by
thoroughly developing q prospect.
Great Scott A $500 robbery was COM
mitted in Dayton last Thursday night.
A splendid adjustable chair will be
rallied az Fletcher's saloon this evening at
8 o'clock.
Hon. Thomas Wren is not expected back
from Washington until about the middle
Of next month.
The retail price Of barley here is two
and a half cents per pound, and hay sells
for $40 per ton.
The Oriental and Belmont shipped 16
tons OF ore to the Richmond furnace
since Saturday last.
The williams mine on Prospect mount
ain shipped to the Richmond furnaces re-
Gently "A tons of ore.
The Dunderberg mine ON Prospect
Mountain shipped during the past week
1917 tons OF good ore.
Since Saturday last the Lord Byron mine
shipped to the Richmond furnaces 22k
tons Of ore worth 500 g ton.
Try and post yourself on the formation
Of your district. Do not work on the " by
guess and by gosh system.
Ten applications were made for member
ship TO the Mob Hill Hose Company last
evening, all Of which will be accepted.
The Bohemian Club will hold high jinks
at the Stone Saloon this evening. A good
supper will be served promptly at IL
o'clock. Let's all go.
J. shuck. for some time past a merchant
OF Palisade, died last Tuesday from con-
sumption. He had been afflicted with the
dreadful disease for many years.
The Silver Lick mine on Adams Hill
shipped during the past week liz tons Of
ore TO the Richmond furnaces which will
work from 500 TO $500 . ton.
The wal among the grocers Of Virgins
City continues. The latest quotation
which pIeases the susceptible public Is:
I" Five dollar whisky reduced 10 50 u.s."
The Columbus mine. Candelaris, Is
still in litigation. The last rock taken
from the ledge worked Sill per ton, with
plenty more in sight st the time OF closing
down.
At a meeting of the trustees Of the Ruby
Hill Tunnel and Mining Company Thurs
| day night q new contract was let to John
| Huebner 10 advance the header so feet
further.
The new mill at Kinkead on the line Of
the @. 4 @. II. r. liz running on ore from
the Moss mine. A bar OF gold bullion,
valued at -. 900. was shipped from there
Monday-the result Of the hrst cleanup.
Remember that the grand social dance
takes place tonight at the Truckee Hall.
Everything will be frst-clsss, and Biegei-
hnth's orchestra will be in attendance, so
that the best OF dancing music Ii assured.
Copies OF the wEEKLY SENTINEL con-
tanning 8 full and complete list OF those at
tending the masquerade ball last MONDAY
night in mask a. well Is q complete
epitome of the local happenings OF the past
week. can now be procured at this ONCE.
Sit down on all booms. II big strikes
are made and paying mines opened. there
will be no trouble to dispose oil them all
to men of wealth. Money viii develop
the camp and its inhabitants; not the
rabble who follow q boom will reap the
benefits.
Refined silver sold ct 10 90 isk per cent
discount In San Francisco Thursday. The
Post says IL Ia no wonder that our leading
silver producing mines are curtsiling ex-
penses- in every possible way in order TO
overcome this terrible obstacle in the path
Of dividends.