Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-06

ground.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS Con-.
ING.-A special "wild" train of
sleeping cars will leave Vallejo
this afternoon for this city, with
nine ladies, William Sharon.
Michael Reese, Gensl general
agent on this coast for the Roths-
cnilds), Professor Gilman, of the
California State University, VIM.
T.. RalstOn, ex.Mayor Thomas n.
Selby, and H. NJ. Newhall, the
auctioneer. The train will reach
Reno early tomorrow morning,
proceed leisurely to this city, and
Wi. leave here Saturday.
DURING the month of June the
following freight was received in
this city over the Virginia and
Trnckee Railroad: 253,333 pounds
Of grain. 469,492 pounds Of coal,
341 ,3O7 feet Of lumber, $4,000
shingles, 4O2 cars of wood, 4O,5OO
laths, 23,27S pounds Of bullion, and
3,2l2,345 pounds of general mer-
chandise.
HIS CONDITIONS Sam. Hamil-
ton, who was shot by Pete Fitz.
gerald day before yesterday, had
but little rest last night, though
his condition is not believed to be
critical. The rear portion of the
right lung was cut by the ball, as
Hamilton was coughing up blood
yesterday.
A SWEET SINGER COMING
Madame Anna Bishop, who has
been giving a number of concerts
in Salt Lake and meeting with
great success, Is expected in this
city in the early part Of next
week, and will probably give our
citizens a musical feast soon there
after.
JEWETT ADAMS, one of the
pioneers of Storey county, and
one of the most energetic citizens
and business men of Nevada, has
returned from his cattle ranch in
Nye county. with his face sun
Drowned and his nose blooming
like big sunflower.
From Thursdays Reno State Journal.l
DISTRICT DEPUTY DAN. b.
BOYD will tonight install the fol-
lowing as officers of Truckee
Lodge, No. II, 1. o. o. F., for the
ensuing term: J. X. Everett, n.
G.; u. Z. Smith, V. G.; Jno. S.
Bowker, r. s.; G. w. Cunning
ham, p. S.; J. Graft, Treasurer
Trustees = Nj. e. Lake, G. w.
Jones and A. Prescott. And to-
morrow night these for Reno
Lodge, No. 19, Thos. Forbes, n. G.;
Donald Mckay, V. G.; A. B. Nc
Coy, II. S.; A {. McFarlin, p. s.;
J. 5. Shoemaker, Treasurer.
Trustees-J. 5. Shoemaker, n. G.
Kinney and w. &. Lewis.
DIAMOND MOUNTAIN AND HAY
DEN HILL.-Prospectors who ar
rived here last night OH the Susan
Vile stage, gives us very favorable
reports from the mines in these
localities. They say there is no
humbug about them.
MONEY ORDER OFFICE.-Reno
is now u money order office, Post
master JamisOn having received
the final papers this morning.
Our petition was sent to Washing
ton in January last.
From the Humboldt Register OF Yester.
day.l
IT is estimated that at least s.
OOOOOi pounds of wood will be
shipped from this place during the
Summer. Quin river valley alone,
will produce 15O,OUO pounds this
year. Competent judges pro-
nounce the wood grown in this
county equal to the very best pro-
duced in California or Oregon.
GEORGE l. LAMMON, L. $. Mar
shal, was in town last Saturday
summoning witnesses in the case
of Mrs. s. j. Cooper. against the
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company, which is now on trial
i'm the u. s. District Court at Vir-
ginia.
GEN. =. H. HARRIS exhibited
his benign countenance to our ad-
miring gaze, for a short time last
Tue day. He informs us that ne
intends taking up his abode at the
county seat, as soon as he can pro-
cure an office room.
A MINER by the name of John
George, native of Cornwall,
England, was instantly killed by
a cave in the Sheba mine, at Star
City, last Saturday.
ALEX. WISE will start three
large ;reight teams the first OF the
week, from his ranch, loaded with
grain for Austin. John Guthrie
will send out teams at the same
time.
IRON the Phoebe Record OF July 81
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.-Ab0ut
7 o'clock last evening. woman
named Cades st. Clair, residing In
the lower part Of the city, on the
street running from Phoebe to
Lacour, made a desperate and al
most successful attempt at sui