Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-12

H.
came up from this place Yesterday,
informs us that things in the. section
are rather looking up. The mines of
the Mineral Hill Company are look
ing as well as they have any time
during the past wear. The iftceu.
stamp mill is kept constantly going
on one from the mines OF the COMPANY
and from that taken from the Austin
ana Spencer mines. The latter prop-
efty Is looking better as d velopn,ents
progress, n Is confidently expected
ny u owners to- merge into a splen-
did property. Work on the Austin
mime has not been so vigorously
worket rs the other, vet the ron,iSe
Is encouraging. Mr.. Kelley, foreman
Of the mines of the Mineral Hill Com.
!anv, another gentleman. recent
~ discovered II very rich hut limited
deposit on tie summit of the hill. ant;
nave received therefrOm a nice little
dividend. The news from Hard
scrabble. the new district discovered
and found recently i,v Anderson and
others. does not Uartake of ANYTHING
tlattering. Mr.. Bruiiey has given up
the conduct of his saloon. and gone to
the mineral spring and established II
very desirable place of resort.
JUSTICE GATES CoURT.-Yesterday
was unusually lively with the Judge
in the dispensation of justice to law
br, akers. 1t may be taken as IA meas
ure of the life of the times when an
inc. eased number of the refractory
are arraigned for violating the rules
of order laid down by the sober Iur-
ton OF the community. But tie last
session OF Gates Court was occupied
mostly in the disposition OF more seri-
Gus charges. The first case was that
of the StAte against Wan. C'Brien,
charged with grand larceny. On mo-
tica of District Attorney i;aker, the
charge was dismissed. there Icing no
evidence to convict. The ease of Jas.
Cassidy. opposite whose nanle the
same charge vas written, was like
wise dismissed from the docket for
the same reasoil Edward Maloney,
charged with appropriating the pop
trty ef others To the % fixed 10y
the statutes to be grand larceny, was
bound over to the next Grand Jury
i'm the penal sum of 81, 900. MI. TanSv
was next introduced to the notice of
his Honor IT, answer to the charge OF
petit larceny, and the trial set for to-
day.
SALOON BROKEN INTo.-Night be-
fore last, sometime between ten and
twelve o'clock, the saloon of Lewis
Derr, situated on the west side of
Main street, above the Courthouse.
was entered by thieves through the
troiIt-dOor, and Il silver watch with a
gold chain and seal, Il brea>tpin, lis-
toll, aud fifteen dollars in coin feloni-
OuSlv distracted. This was done SO
adroit Y that the proprietor, who was
sleeping in the next room. had no in
timatiOn of v hat was going on for
ward until the intruders had escaped
that the property has been recovered
by tho officers, and that the party or
parties charged are in custody.
PEREMPToRY DEPARTURE.-J. b.
Nicker, the popular dispenser Of
fluids at the La Grande, yesterday
changed his base from behind the bar
to the drivers seat on one OF Wood
ruff Il Eniiur'S coaches, Il lev minutes
before the hour of departure, ana took
the reinS. in relief OF the regular
driver. Mack is al old hand at the
business. and will no doubt send the
horses through ON time but Wood
son SAYS ii he does not give HIN notice
of it beforehand the next time he
changes his vocation, Their, Will he Il
divorce i'll the management OF the La
Grande.