Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-25
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Sage Brush News.
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,rpRENE CouRT.-Wednesday,
NV DIST Full bench present.
s,a,e s% er rel Selden Hetzel, rs.
SSa T" Comfy Commissioners OF
r"rpka t" county. Petition for a
r.it Nv. of mandomus to compel the
',jJ Si'i County Commissioners to
wi s an election for G unity officers
= =" sno1st next. Hetzel for re-
Itor. IL Clarke for the County Com
m;s.ioners. a decision will be
IaIivpred from the bench to-day
Under the law of last Winter
.,.ating the county of Eureka, it
!. nroyided that the officers ap.
nointed by said law shall hold
ibpjr Office until the next cleo
tion, unless at any time prior to a
rivpn date there shall be Il bona
sJe petition signed 10y 500 citizens
If tile said county, and flied with
the Clerk of the Court asking for
an an election. The facts are that
such a petition was drawn up and
sion ii, but that some of the
sinners subsequently, erased their
names apd signed a remoDstrance ;
and one issue of the case is,
whether the signer of petition
can skin it back after signing.
Another allegation is that many
of these pames We're those OF per-
sons who were not citiZens.) AS
an outside view of the case we
will express the sentiment that it
seems pity that so good a com
plement of officers as that county
is favored with should not be al
lowed to hold during at least full
two-year's term.
We are informed by Mr.. Lewis
Doron that the skeleton of a man,
and pack saddle near by the
same, were discovered il few days
since, by Mr.. Len. Hamilton, near
Desert Creek in Esmeralda coun-
ty. 1t is surm sed that these are
the remains of one of the convicts
who escaped from the State Prison
and who was wounded in the fight
there. However, this is mere con-
lecture, and as the Uleached bones
of dead men tell no very clear
stories it will probably remain a
mystery for the curious to dwell
upon and guess at. We didn't
learn whether anything had been
done with the skeleton.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT IN CHAMBERs-Hon. +.
". Hillyer, Judge. n case in
bankruptcy was being argued yes
terday. Marshal Lammon gives
US the title as follows: Assignee
of the estate Of John Livingstone
vs.. {. Derby, $. Bass and George
l. Lammon, asks the Court to
vacate or set aside a sale of per-
sonal property made by said Mar
shal on May 9th, 1873. Argued
and taken under advisement.
COMO CRAWFORD let the light
OF his countenance shine on Car
son 50, street yesterday, and it fell
Ike a blessed ray upon the just
ana nd the unjust. No better InjuEs
than {. G.
TIE Chapman Sisters appeared
at the Reno Ineater last evening
lhe company disband to-day
Ile Sisters going to Denver and
the East.
From the Enterprise of the 23d.l
OFF FOR EUFoPE.-This even,
ing, Marco Medin, formerly Of this
city. but latterly of Hamilton
Wnite Pine, with his young son
Will leave this place for II visit OF
so ne months duration to the Old
world. He will visit most of the
Prlhclpal countries and cities in
europe during his absence, taking
d iook, OF course, at the Vienna
Exposition. Nj. Nj. Fredrick, the
well-known jeweler of this city
with wit his wife and two children
VIII also leave tonight for an eX-
Tended European tour. They will
s,op few days at salt Lake City
lnehce " will proceed to Chicago
81, M Louis, Cincinnati, Philadel-
pnla' Washington, New York and
otler oter large American cities, for
snort visits, prior to taking their
u !al departure for the old coun-
ay They intend visiting every
RF RatI Oh England, Ireland, France,
t.al'' Germany and other coun-
ta toies worthy Of the inspection of
eourists. They will spend consid-
eiaole s;te time at the Vienna Expo
ot,'oh' and will be absent alto
SEs.hef about six months. Mr..
., a,teurlck will leave his eldest son
". W. some university in Germany,
os %"ere he can have the advantage
y, ~ .he instruction of the best
,aas'ers ~ in all branches necessary
to b d hnished education. The lad
!. a's q decided taste for music, and
Iin;ir IL ;aiready quite a talented vio-
FIJI me WooDvILLE MINE.-Suf-
this ent at ore is being taken from
Inn nrs nine to keep two mills (the
tne sta ana the RamsdelD in con-
in '.it II. operation. The north drifts
ran 20 .ue nine are at present looking
inn imonnarkably well. The marked
4 drippioVement in all the drifts
Neh IN this direction. as they