Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-15

VII" houtc prOuuctlVeueSS OF the
mine. There is no question that it is
one OF the most extensive and valu-
able mining properties in Eastern Ne
Vada. AS soon as the public become
acquainted with this new stock we
shall expect to see it advance to ten
OR fifteen dollars per share.
IHE STRIKE IN THE EUREKA Con-
soLIDATED.-It appears that we were
right in announcing a few DAYS ago,
an important development in the Eu-
reka Consolidated mine. We are now
Informed on reliable authority that
the body of ore promises to be one of
the largest eve discovered on Rul.y
Hill. 1t is entirely outside of the dis
puted territory, and will contribute
largely towards keeping the extensive
reduction works of the company in
active operation.
The HORSE THIEvES.-Following
is what the Phoebe Record has to saw
about the examination of the Eureka
horse thieves: Clutch George, one
of the horse thieves lately captured
neal Eureka, had a preliminary ex-
animation before Justice Stouten-
burgh yesterday, and in default of
bail, was committed to await the ac-
ton of the Grand Jury. The young
man Butler, in whose case a convic-
ton is by no means certain, waived a
preliminary examination
RUMORED CONSOLIDATIoN.-It was
ru nored yesterday evening, says the
Phoebe Record of the 18th instant, that
a dispatch had been received from be-
low announcing the consolidation OF
the Hermes and Kentucky Compan-
les. 1t was also ruInored that an
effort was made to consolidate the
RAYMOND 4 Ely with the Kentucky
and Hermes consolidation, but that
the consent of a majority of the Ray
mond Il Ely directors could not be
secured.
PERSONAL---VERY.. s. Byrne, agent
of the firm of Kane, Wand 4 Co., i'm
porters and wholesale dealers in wines
and liquors, COZ and 600 Front street,
near jackson, San Francisco, arrived
in Eureka yesterday morning. Mr..
Byrne is an old newspaper man, and,
as a matter of course, is a thoroughly
reliable business man and clever
gentleman. Give him your orders
also see the card of his house under
the head of New to-day"
STAGE ROBBER.-A man, supposed
to have been interested in the White
Pine stage robbery, was arrested a
few days ago i'll this town. II on
GERS had points to make, and there
fore kept the matter still. We have
also been under obligations to say
nothing. The prisoner will be sent
owe to Hamilton this morning, ana
probably we will be at liberty to give
full particulars in our ueXt issue.
For THE RAILROAD.-Chas. Suther-
land, of Palisade, and Mr.. Gamble.
of London, were among the passen-
GERS for the railroad last night. They
have lust returned from a tour OF IN
spection through the mines of Schell
Creek and other districts in the east
ern portion of White Pine county.
Mr.. Sutherland info, ned us that
Schelburn gives out unmlstakaple
evidences of a general revival Oh DuSl-
ness.
LosT.-On Sunday, May 18th, Thos.
Gilmour lost an ordinary pocket
book or diary on the road between
this place and Secret Canyon. Inc
book contained notes and other pa
pers of no value to any n except
the owner. Any person VINO may
have found the book will confer a ia
vor by leaving the same at MS Oh
flee.
New DwELLING.-We notice that
our worthy townsman, Frank SVEN
son of the Cornicopia Restaurant, IS
erecting a very comfortable two StoIy
dwelling on Buel street. 1t Will ADD
much to the appearance OF that por-
ton of Buel street.
TALK OF A CONSOLIDATIoN.-1t mas
been rumored for the last day or two
hat there is talk Of q consolidation
of the PheniX and XXX Mining Ioll-
panies. The fact or the fheIliA na; y
ing recinded its last assessment 10
| quoted in support OF the ruiior'
WILL w.
Yesterday by one who should Know
that there is hardly a doubt about Inc
| Richmond and Eureka Consolidated
| effecting "a satisfactory comproinlse
| A few days at most will tell inc 'a'e'
CHURCH BELL ARRIvED.-lhe new
| hell for St. James church arrived
Yesterday morning direct from On
| ccinnati, where it was manufactures.
| Parson Kelly says he will have II Ill
place before many days.
In PIocHE.-Jack Gilmer' OF EXC
and Hamilton narrow-gange ho'o'
riety. was in Phoebe q few DAYS age
| on stage business. He returned W
| Salt Lake after a brief soJourn III LII
| coins capital.
From ScHELL CREEK.-We note INC
name of George L.. Waters an attor'
new of Schell Creek, among the ar
| rivals i'm Eureka yesterday.
IN TowN.-Thomas. n. Vi
Hamilton was i'm town last night. He
H..1 ,olI;nu ne his business.