Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-24

second 'egree, for the killing of VIM.
Chapman at Battle Mountain, saws
the RereiNe of the odd instant, wa,
sentenced this morning, iy his Honor
Judge Mckenney, to the State Prison
at nara for the term of his M |
tural life. Tue prisoner received his |
sentence with an outward show of |
calniness; but his viii e face and the |
nervous twitch.ng of hi. finger, Inc.
irayed the anguish he felt at tle fear.
u position i'm which he found him.
self placed. When his Honor had
concluded, Sullivan merely bowed
ana resumed his seat at the side of his |
counsei-Ju,ge Hupp-who had
abored Zealously and faithfully i'm
ms behalf throughout the entire trial. |
ana Tor some time previous. The
prisoner will leave for Carson this
evening II charge of John Ii. Dennis, |
THAT BALL.-Our local readers
should not loose sight of the grand cal
leo ball to be given 10y the Odd Eel
lows at the e hall tomorrow night,
E,erybody will want to assist i'm died..
lcating the new hall, and We predict
tina; this ball will I've more %nuincrouslv
attended than anv which has hit uertO
been given III Eureka. Extensive ar
.loNaOle occasion OF the Sc IS. n, have
Deen perfected in the most minute de-
tail, 1t Is certain to be aroIser.
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BACK From MCGEARY.-Dr. Reece
and Uncle Dave Hall returned last
night from McGeary District. They
report matters down that way i'm a
tiouri>hing condition. and the mines
in particular looking we'll. The Jose
thine mine is Icing vigorously
worked. and it is thou ,h. that the
ledge Will be cut al gr at depth in .
fe" days. lac tunn.t is now in 500
leet, and aim ut Immediately under
the point where the ledge shows on
MALICIOUS MIsCHIEF.-A gentle.
man charged with malicious mis-
chief had a hearing before Judge
Gates yesterday. The alleged Offense
consisted OF pulling down certain
posts OH disputed territory 4 short
distance south of town. After hear
ing the evidence and the argument of
counsel, Judge Gates decided that
there had been no violation of law,
and therefore ordered the discharge
of the defendant.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. - We are in
debted to Marcus Levi for late Cali
furnia papers. He is agent in Salt
Lake for the San Francisco Cal and
Sacramento Record, two papers hav-
ing u large circulation in this city.
The above is from ForDes' Nep En-
do,rment, and we copy it that our local
readers may know the present where
abOutS of the enterprising Marcus.
lie is not unknown to fame in these
parts.
GOING EAsT.-Majnr W. w. Mccoy
takes his departures next Sunday
evening for the East. He goes princi-
pally to attend Il meeting of the Cen
!ennial Commission at Philadelphia
next month, but will take occasion
during his absence to visit his friends
in Indiana, Kentucky and other
States of The South md West. He
will be absent six weeks or two
months.
CuARCoAL.-It can hardly be said
that the coal season has yet opened.
The Richmond and Consolidated had
thousands OF bushels left over from
last Winters supply, and neither Will
be ,in to receive this indispensable
article again until after the first OF
next month. Times will he letter
when the coal-burners all get to work
once more
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
We yesterday received a paper pull
lished at Alexandria, Va. bearing the
above title. OheAtuIinatiO we found
enc II the pro- ri tors to he Peter
Wise, a rothnr oI r. A. Wise. f r
merly of Eureka. And. by the way.
we understand that f. A. will return
to the Base Range on or about the lst
OF May.
STORE on RUBY HtLL.-We under
stand that neighbor Lee has started a
grocery store on Raby Hill. Mr..
Jones' .,as charge of it and will Of1cl-
ate US general business agent OF the
concern. We should think 1t you'd
prove to be a good ventu e. There
are several hundred miners lnclud-
in many families, on Ruby Hi.
PERIoDICAIS.-We are reminded to
mention that 10. Hausmlnn IS now
regularly in receipt Of all the latest
pictorials and periodicals. He has
placed us under obligations for fav"rs
In this line, for which we return
thanks. Give 10. a call for your East
ern papers, etc.
RETuRNEp.-Deputy US. Marshal
Sam. b. Bell returned yesterday from
the eastern portion of White Pine
county. He saws Schelburn and Rob,
son are dull, but the people al!
have hopes of a general revival VI
business the Coming Summer.
FORCED SALE.-A quantity of ore
belonging to the Home Ticket Min
ing Company, Vas sold yesterday 10
satisfy the claims of certain creditors:
We understand that it only brought
about one-tuurth of its value.
S,rp,c Ncw HEARSE-C w.