Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10
P.rIFiC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, June Q.

to prevent the iurtier lnfiuX OF tie
Pagan element.
VIM. Sharon will soon build a large
and magnificent hotel six stories
high on the corner OF Market and
Montgomery streets. 1t will be con-
duct Il on the European plan.
The motion to dismiss tiie oppOsi-
ton OF the creditors of The Folsom
estate I o the allowance of Mrs. Gen.
Hallecks account, rs ~eNecutriX of the
Ilalleck estate was denied by the
Probate Court to-day.
There is 20 he Il match game of bill
lizards tomorrow night al the Grand
Hotel, between Henry Merriieid and
Lance Perkins for $3.50 side.
The Crown Point dividend of $40
per share. ag9recating Sl,OUO,OOO Is
PAYABLE thursday.
The stock OF the Consolidated Re-
form, a lead company, Is listed IN the
80 trd. The mine Is i'll Mulege Dis
trict, Lower California.
SACRAMENTO, June g..
The smallpox is reported among
the passengers ly the Immigrant
TIA II due this afternoon. Physicians
are going out to Arcade to make an
examination, and take the proper
steps ii the report proves true.
san DIEGO. June s.
The Arizona Sentinel reports the
finding of the body of Jesus Alvarez
one mile from Fillibuster station. He
died from wait of food and water.
Ii is supposed he was crazy.
Two men found the body of u ma
named Samuel Otes. He was scalped,
and the flesh and clothes stripped
from various parts of his person.
Near his body was found Il passport
dated, Ierne. Switzerland. April 30tll.
1872. giving the name and description
ct the person. \ military passport
waS also found, stating that he was
originally from O~uerdalOn. Sheriff
Goodwin forwarded them to the
Swiss Consul at San Francisco.
BoYLE'S CAMP,
TULE LAKE PENINSULA,
June s.
About daylight yesterday morning
John and Joseph Faircllild and IA
dozen other members lett F%airchild's
ranch, ON the banks of the Cotton
wood it'll seventeen Modoc captivcs.
including Bogus Charley, Shack
Nasty jim. 1eehee Jack. Little John
and Moosh. john Fdirchild. Bogus
and Shack-NaStv and all the White
men, save James, being mounted and
armed, rode i'll advance. Soon after
the start, leaving the balance of the
party several miles behind. James
had the Indians in wagons drawn bv
four mules.
Two miles from Crawley's house
Fa rchild noticed Il couple of men
riiing hurridly 10 rocky point two
hundred yards ahead, rs il To inter
cept him. They watched them more
closely, as lie suspected toul play.
They gained tHe point, diSmDnnted,
ana placed their hats upon the sage
brush. on lied a handkerchief about
HIS mead and u>ed Il pantaloons' lc. j,
Il 'doubtedlv Tor the purpose of dis,
gus. men the team lienred them
Ole stepl ed to the rear and The other
IN front and presented cooked guns at
Ia rcililu. the man i'll front also
had a butcher knife drawn. lie was
spokesman, and said {: Get Gown,
You old white headed S-n ofa b-h."
BY what authority Z" said +, irchild.
by nline | am going To Kill the In
diau>, and You, too was the reIlv.
Then the leader caught hold OF / e
mules and unhltch Ct them, Fairchild,
tlIh=lng 10 Tie lines, lea ca To the
ground. lie poor WrttchtS inn lurtd
for mercy, and begged Eaiictlild TO
save them. 1He NdrrlUrS We're I'M
.irilcu II knew resistance to he usr-
less. They We're the coolest in the
party though. facing inevitable death.
\ siot and Little john lay dead in
tie bed of the wagon with II bullet in
his brain. The mules d shed away
with Fairchii! and tangled him in
tie lines. Several shots follow ed in
rallt successful /. and the remaining
warriors we've killed, Ii!tle Johns
sluaw being Wound,d It. Ahead i'll the
road and i'll the direct II OF BuNlc'>
camp was Il cloud of aust indicating
tlt approach of Il team, and hurridlV
Il that. The murderers rode rapidly
WaV
Sergeant Murphy. of Battery q.
Fourth Artillery, with ten men and a
team>tcr, came by the team. Tie
Sergeant took ciiar-c of affairs and
remained ON The ground. Faircnild
II the teain>tcr, the "OunGcd quay
and two children came here at .
o'clock this morning. Teams, with
IN escort, were at nncc sent out after
The lrisoncrS-dead and alive. No
steps have been taken for The appre-
leESlon OF tie telous who lerfoimra
the bloody WORK. 1t is generally
imposed that the Oregon volunteers
are the .uFitV parties, The warriors
Killed were not charged with nIur
der, and those who know them test
say they, have only participated in
open rights. Every one here on
tenn the affair as atrociUus and with
out eXcu,e.
NRTKA, June Q.
me news OF the attack upon the
Mouoc prisoners while en- route from
t~dlrcnIld'S ranch to Eovle's camp, is
received with surprise, and considered
~ all as ~di>1rdceiul and a~truciuuS IN
the extreme. Such action was not en-
.lrctei from white IcrSonS. Hon. ].
Is. I-uttrell and f. Steele started for
tc front tli> evening to be present at
me closing scenes of the Modoc
Affairs. Steele ais, goes out upou the
request OF some OF the army officers
IN no es he may indure Cai,tain Jack
10 disclose the whereabouts of the
articles taken from the Ier>ons of the
victims OF the several nassacreS.