Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-15

~ ApSiiSC w. ldltll Ill Tie wealth.
ana permanancy of the district.
The STRIKE IN THE EUREKA Con.
soLIDATED.-The body of ore devel-
Oped on the lowest level of the Eureka
Consolidated, mention of which was
made in the SENTINEL a few DAYS ago,
Is still improving as ex explorations are
1t is not definitely known
vet what 1t will amount to, though
the indications leaI to the belief that
II Will turn out to be n of the most
important developments ever made
on Ruby Hill. The ore is of high
grade, assaying over one hundred
dollars per ton.
LYNCH.-In Phoebe they had two
John L%ynches. The name Of one was
John H., and The other John c. The
former was killed in the recent shoot
ing scrape at that place, but it appears
hat in II place in al article in the
SENTINEL, on the subject, we stayed
the latter. At the earnest solicitation
of the Record we make this correction.
John Z. Lynch is still alive and kick
ing, and enjoys his regular cocktail
before breakfast just the same as ever.
LEG BRoKEN.-Nilliam Lee, son of
Il. Lee, the grocer, had his right leg
broken below the knee on last Sum
day by a spring wagon attached to a
team Of horses which he was driving
overturning and falling upon him.
VJn ,yA, D., l. t,,rr Al, III II ~T ,>t. T,l,,
Hill, and endeav0red to give the ROAD
to a team coming in the opposite
direction, both being on the grade at
the time. 1t occurred neal the Con-
solidated boarding house. DR.. Cham
bcrlain set the limb.
that we published a dispatch from
Palisade stating that 4 man known by
the name of Sailor Jack" was run
over by a heavy wagon to which vas
attached a runaway team, at that
place OF the 4th instant. The unfor-
tunate man was terribly crushed
about the chest, from the effects of
which we learn that he has since died.
His proper name was John Pollard.
CONDITION OF II INJURED. -
Thomas Harker, who had his leg
broken some time ago while stopping
ore i'm one of the mines, has so far re-
covered that he Will be out in a few
DAYS. His physician, DR.. Cummings.
so informed lis. Geo. Dobbs, we are
informed by the same gentleman, is
doing equally we'll.
Quick WoRK.-GOodwin, the ear
penter, must be a fast workman. We
noticed him last Saturday afternoon
hammering away on a frame building
Just across the way, and Sunday
morning it seemed to be completed
throughout. The new structure forms
a portion of the bakery recently
started just above Franks saloon.
JoHNsoN's COUEsE.-We direct at
tention to the announcement under
the head of New to-day" relative to
the forthcoming match race between
the Missouri Roam" and "Speckle
Trout" They are the best horses in
this part OF the country, and the race
III OLlllSeS W no Ill CSLltIS oilS.
The race takes place owe JohnsOn's
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SrORE.-We di.
rect attention to the advertisement of
this establishment to be found under
the head of"New To-Day" V. Chiu-
da gives notice that he will keep con-
stantly on hand fresh fruits aud veg
ctaDleS, Is we'll AS a complete assert
ment of provisions, candies, nuts, TO-
bacco, cigars, etc.
SISTERS OF CHARITY.-Two OF the
Sisters of Charity from Kansas ar
rived in town yesterday to solicit aid
for an orphan asylum, which Is under
the care of the Sisters OF that st tie.
We understand they are meeting
with very good success i'll Eureka.
INTEMPERANCE. - We had the
pleasure Sunday evening of listening
to Parson Nelly's lecture on intem-
perance. The Rev. gentleman treated
the subject in an able and logical
manner, and was listened to by the
large audience with marked attention.
APPoINTMENT.-County Recorder
Campbell las appointed D. w. Cross
his deputy, vice Maupin, resigned.
Webb. is Il very clever accountant,
and 10 doubt will make an efficient
hand in the office.
DISTRICT CoURr.-We understand
that Judge Beatty, of White Pine, has
consented to hold court for Judge Nc
kenney, in Eureka, at the August
term.
FROM CARSON. - We observe the
name of a Carsonite, George Gibson,
among the arrivals by yesterdays
stage.