Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-29

er, hecame disabled soon after leay.
ing the harbor, and did no. put to sea
uhtil sunday morning. As the steam
er touches at San Diego. warrant of
arrest was telegraphed to the Sheriff
at that place to nip the ahsconder
when the boat arrived. We have rot
YET heard the result. Mcclellan,
bondsmen. Upon learning of the
scare his bOndsmen were in. he imme.
diately came to Winnemucca. He
seems as much surprised at jim. s
leaving as anyhodv. He saws that
Jim and he parted company for a
few Lays at Reno, he to visit some
friends in Honey Lake valley, and
Jim to make flying visit to San
francisco. Both were to return i'm a
few days to Wiunemucca As a MAJ
ter of course Macs bondsmen felt
much relieved when he put in an ap-
pearance last Tuesday; but Jim, who
Is under two bonds of 81 .OCO has
played his game on his friends, and
lett them to square accounts with the
country.
THE criminal calander in this coun-
tv at ,he August term of the District
Court will be larger than it has been
Tor wears. There are already 13 cases
docketed, and the Lord knows how
many more there may be when the
Grand Jury adiourns.
ID. II. HASKELL. who has been WIS.,
itinC his boyhoOd home, way down
in Maine. returned to the land of sage
brush last week. He enioved his
visit most hugely: but still thinks
there is no place like Nevada.
ATTACHED to the west-hound pas
senger train Sunday, was Uncle Sans
pay car, with between nine and ten
millions dollars in greenbackS on
board.
THE Marietta mine in Central dis
trict. has been bonded to Hon. NJ. $.
Thompson for S30,000.
From the Virginia Enterprise, July 26.l
MADE ONE.-Accordine to pro-
gramme. Alf. Doten and Mary Il. c.
/ Stoddard were married day before
Yesterday out on the middle of Lake
Tahoe. The happy pair have our con
Eratulatlons and we hope it is all
right, but we learn that some have
serious doubts Of its being so. Both
the marriage license and the minister
who performed the ceremony were
obtained in this State, and we learn
from gentleman who came down
from the lake yesterday that it is be-
| lieVed that the ceremony was per-
formed in California waters. Doubt
less the intention was to have the
wedding take place in Nevada waters,
but it would seem that Won SchmidtS
new survey was not taken into con-
Siderdtion, and this places the Neva-
ola line far to the east of where 1t was
formerly supposed to run. Well.
there is no great harm done, as it will
cost but little to be married again on
terra tirlna, where there can be no
dispute about lines. This thing of
getting married While floating about
on water would seem to be very
tickli business.
ACQUITrED.-John Clark, charged
with having inflicted injuries upon
! Henry Qieneral) CaSS which caused
his death, and whose examination
commenced day before yesterday be
fore Justice Young, was acquitted last
evening about O'Clock, there not be-
ing sufficient evidence to warrant his
being held g. answer. William W OOd-
burn was Tor the defense, and Judge
! Il. ii. Taylor and District Attorney
Stephens for the prosecution.
AN ARRIVAL FROM LANDER.-John
II. Emery, Sheriff of Lander county,
was in this city Yesterday on his way
10 Carson city. He had in charge
Thomas Laurie, a Scotchman, con-
yjcted in Lander county of horse
stealing, and sentenced to two years
in the State Prison. He also had in
charge four orphan children, three
girls and bov. from the same coun-
tv, who are being taken to the State
Orphans Home.
COMING HOME.-Hon. j. p. Jones
is eXpected to arrive at his home at
Gold Hill in a few days.
From the Reno State Journal, July 26.I
FROM a private letter received from
Benton, Mono county. California, we
learn that John GOrrell, MINER was
cayed on in the COmanche 1nlne at
that place on the 18th instant ana IN
stantlv killed. Deceased was a ma
tive OF Cornwall, England, and about
AZ wears of age. He had been at Ben
ton but four months, coming there
from Gold Hill. He leaves VIE ana
Two children in England, to whom ne
was on the eve of returning. when he
met his death. The letter further says
che was a good man, and very much
respected by his fellow workmen.
from the Elko Independent, July "o.I
FOLLOWING are the frei ,ht trans
actions for the week: Shipped.bx
Reinhart Bros, to Eureka, 10000
pounds merchandise; by Freeman
& Co, to Hamilton. $4,000 pounds
merchandise to Railroad, lo'CoO
pounds; to Eureka. $4,000 pounds; TO
Mountain City, 10000 pounds ana 10
Baltimore seven cars of copper ore;
also received and shipped ears l!im- i
ber for the Eberhardt mil. me
Agent of the C.. L. Il. X. Co mas mas
25th. 154. 900 pounds merchandise, 70,
S0n Wounds malt and $4,000 pounds OF