Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-26
Sagebrush News.


"a the Gold Hill News Of June sSd'l
,srAKEN IDENTIFY - The
r morning officers Jones and
aom were waiting at the Gold
depot of the Virginia and
.lee Railroad for che arrival
he early morning train from
q expecting to capture a
ee.,thief q. they were on the look
for AS soon as the train
med at the depot, both officers
led into the passenger car from
end, and securing what
cd to them to be the most sus-
ms looking individual, they
ously bounced him, and direct
had him out of the car and on
way to the station house, not
hstanding his protestations of
bcence, They get him part OF
way down street before they
bn to recognize that it was Gus.
Eis, of Carson, they were so
bmarily shanghaing- Mutual
lanatious, apologies and drinks
bwed, and Gus. took quiet leave
hem, and hasn't been seen or
I'd of since
HEAVY SUIT. Justice
lights Court to-day was the
be of very interesting case.
uit was on trial which involved
enormous sum of S71a cents,
the adjudication of the posses
right to which jury of
I've citizens Of this glorious
were deemed necessary and
nmond to appear. The disput.
were en the anxious seat at
accounts, and the important
nv seemed to be not who
uld receive the S71a cents, but
B should be mulcted in costs.
b Be MADE FIREPROOF.-Ar-
Rements have been made to
the Fort Homestead tunnel,
Sold Hill, with zinc. The ma
al has already arrived, and a
pie of platform cars are being
led up at the railroad depot
staging upon which the
(kmen are to stand while fas-
Ing the zinc to the upper por-
of the tunnel.
RM BROKEN. - About five
pck yesterday afternoon, John
hilton had his right arm
ken OFT above the elbow, while
|aged in hosting some suction
from the Gould and Curry
be. Our informant was unable
enlighten us as to the exact
bner in which the accident Oc-
red.
lECOvERY DOUBTFUL. -J John
|lch, who was seriously injured
falling down the Gould and
Fry shaft on Thursday last, is
pg at present in a very critical
dition, and doubts are enter
ped in regard to his recovery.
Pm the Virginia Chronicle, June 23.l
STINGUISHED ARRIVALS.-The
Imam drawing-roOm sleeping
ClaremOnt, one of the finest
\ manufactured. and the first
mat ever came over the track
ne Virginia and rruckee Rail
L. arrived here at 10 so o'clock
forenoon. Among the pas
gers by this gorgeous palace
We're its inventor and manu-
urer, George Nj. Pullman, his
= TWO children and mother-in-
Mrs. j. Y. Sanger; DR.. J.
lerton and +. H. Green, of
luon-the latter named gentle
oelng one of the heaviest
i.allsts in the London and San
hclsco Bank-Enoch Conklin,
he American Associated Press,
u. W: Earl and wife, of Sac
lento. At Carson the party was
ca by H. Nj Yerington, Gen
superintendent Of the Vir-
"a "a and Truckee Railroad, and
u0lu Hill by A. j. Ralston, of
nahk of California. At the
wv carriages were in readiness
convey 20 the party to the resi-
@ ee ol Colonel Isaac l.. Requa,
USE @ guests they are. A large
WI w assembled to see the elegant
bplhg ear and to get a glimpse
as me genial and jolly face of its
IImsor. The Claremont has
a't i've Wheels. is So feet in length,
fes s,s vide, nde, weighs $4,000 pounds,
ESio'ooo, is heated by steam,
sin has a smoking room, family
Ron Buy room, etc. 1t will leave
'eno at O'Clock this evening.
Igh I'm On tARNHAM.-Colonel
= \ hayes, of Gile, HAYES & Co..
N h;s ;suhsophisticated Billy Cross
ms Ss city, and old John Farm
oa tOao uold Hill, are all at the
\ n'ogether, and, as might have
haSaP haaSPeSctsd' Sas the police of that
ire n;at mad their hands full. A
eiaIssaa iIsats ago Hayes and Cross
se eu farnham into one of
Sos private female lodging
pids ids wh,ch the city ordinance
1 % smna man to enter. Getting
he'd d,tpothy" tn into a room, theV
n ont tne Key on him, and then
the ui land and got up a police-raid
udinno oEse. use All the inmates,
bald.lfg llg farnham, were snatch,
prisona ieaaea sa and lodged in the
t dav ., ne ior the night. The
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