Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-02
Sagebrush News.

"a Sagebrush News.
the Carson Appeal, 30th ult>
lIBLE STAGE ACCIDENT
WAS received here yester-
rough man who was sent
lste from the scene of the
bit ut Aurora to Genoa for a
h, that the stage driven by
ompson met with a terrible
BIT IN the grade near Aurora,
ch one of the six passengers
He'd, each of the other five
x led, and the drivers skull
!, I'd. No futher particulars
be had until the arrival of
rening, o'clock, stage at
=. :. n dispatch receiv-
III :4o in the afternoon by j. ID,
Y n, Agent for the Aurora
line, which may be relied up
correct, states that there
BUR male passengers in the
who were all more or less
Nobody was killed but the
60 was seriously wounded.
ut ITrINGUIsHED NIsITOR-Pro-
" II. f.. Rogers, an eminent
oE1st, and dean of the faculty
thX University of Pennsylvania,
Nta6 1n Carson, Thursday and
Hfldny, paying semi official visit
70 tie Mint He is one of the
United State Assay Commission
err. and is brother to Rogers, au-
sthOrof the Geological Survey of
PEN 4sylvania.'
INplCTED FOR ARsON.-W. ii.
WiuGers has been indicted for the
burlfng of his brother Jake's
64rTlll Jack valley-the case is to
a. hard before Justice Whitford
0tG6noa next Saturday. Ellis "
4 Hing appear for the defense.
The Supreme Court meets next
Monday, September l. a full
eench will be in attendance.
leem the Reno state Journal, 3Oth ult.
THERE was filed in the office of
the county Clerk on the 18th in
otnMt, the certificate of incorpora-
0Ons0f the Crescent Gold and Sill
YER Minlng Company. Object
Yo Carry on and conduct the busi-
neseOf mining, on the Reno lode,
Peavine Mining District. Capital
stock, $2,SOO00O; divided into 2S,-
OOO ahares, of the par value of 500
each.
WE understand that a few tons
Ot copper ore from the Bellhymer
lode in Peavine District will be
tkAGo<>1nfpNf this ,lnnn in fnxx,
days and shipped to Salt Lake for
redurtion. Is must be pretty rich
ore that will bear the freight |
charges that distance.
The Central Pacific have re-
duced the rates of freight to Win
nemucca. In the meantime they |
keep the rates to Reno so high |
that goods des tined for Susanville, |
Hayden Hill and other places
north, go by way of Marysville |
and Chico.
Ex-SHERIFF CHARLES w. PEGG |
left Reno On last Monday for Gin
cinnati. He will probably spend
the Winter in that cline and re-
turn to Reno next Summer.
fFrom the Virginia Chronicle, August 3Ol
Fatal ACCIDENT.-James Stile,
. miner working in the Savage,
was Instantly killed at O'Clock |
this morning by falling from an
ascending cage between the tenth /
and fourth stations. Four men |
4OtOn the cage at the tenth and |
sfaug it up to the fourth. While as
cending with lighted candles, a
<paeoing cage blew out their lights. |
lHttle was holding 7-foot plank in
IN Upright position on the cage, |
~ on the opposite side another |
- was holding three short |
Aks. Soon after the lights blew |
the other men felt the cage |
TT a jerk as if it had collided |
>und that Stile and the plank |
lad been holding We're gone. |
fell about 600 feet and was in
~ Atly killed.
Rss ROKE JAIL.-Nothing has been
I'd from James Mullen, horse
d, who broke Jail at Genoa a
'Wk ago to-day. Sheriff u. ii.
IN of Douglass, offers a reward
0tNAOO for the apprehension of the
Seeaped. Mullen is Il man five feet
0eht inches high, 81 years of age
very dark complexion, black hair
ana whiskers all over his face.
4 BURLINGTON, the man who was
arrested and imprisoned without a
Warrant, and whom a crowd at
|tenpted to hang in the prison, is.
49, understand. about to bring suit
qDinst the town of Gold Hill for
images.
pm the Elko Independent, August 30.]
AMBLING is quite lively in
IN at the pres ant time, three
games and a keno game being
principal attractions, but
ker and brag have good share
patronage. Wherever so much
noilng is done it is good indica-
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