Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-05

presenting Il mottled appearance. pro-
duced toy accretiOnS of biueish silver
ere, thickly intcrSperSed among the
rock, with IL small quantity of arseni-
ate of lead, staining other portions.
The percentage of lead at the present
depth is very small, and the rock is
now described as Zine milling rock"
and assays 500 in silver.
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TALK OF y CoMpRoMIsE.-There are
again of a compromise be-
tween the Eureka Consolidated and
Richmond Companies. All Of the
principal representatives of the two
companies are hclOw, and it Is nov
stated that a compromise is m)re
likely to take place than V before.
We hope that it may be c~onsuinmat-
ed at once. \ few days, at most, will
tell the tale.
DENIED.-Judge McNenny yester-
day denied the motion for a restrain
ing order, to prevent the Richmond
from working the disputed orc pend
ing the rc-trlal of the great case be-
tween the Richmond Company and
the Eureka Consolidated. II makes
~ I wv t'
the trial comes on at an early date.
FOURTH OF July BALL.-At a meet
ing of Rescue Hose Company, held
last night, it was resolved to give a
grand ball on the evening of the
Fourth OF July next. This will be
the second annual ball OF the Res
cues The Committee of Arrange
merits will publish the full pro-
granme ut an early day.
PRIZE-FIGuT. - We understand
that there was another prize-flght on
Ruby Hill yesterday. The combat
ants were il Cornishman, and a son OF
the particulars, and therefore cannot
say which won the battle. There is Il
good deal OF muscle on Ruby Hill.
IN TOwN.-Mr. Salisbury, Of Elko
and Hamilton Narrow Gauge notorie-
ty, accompanied by Mr.. Reinhart, the
commission merchant of ilko, AZ
rived i'll Eureka last evening. We
understand that Mr.. Salisbury says
the Narrow Gauge is bound to be
built. We nope 50.
LARGE t'UNERAL.-The funeral Of
the infant son OF County Treasurer
w. A. >eaton, yesterday, was largely
attended. There were Il great many
carriages and buggies III the process
sion, besides many persons on horse
back. Bishop Whitaker ot1iclated, in
the matter of religious ceremonies.
RErURNED.-Mayor W. w. Mccoy,
Centennial Commissioner for Nevada,
returned yesterday from the East.
We have not yet met him, but under
stand that he IN back i'll good
health.
FINE GOODS.-The ladies all pro-
nouuce the immense assortment of
new goods Just received at Meyers *
EranNllu'S, aS complete and faSAlona-
bic as can lie found anywhere outside
of San Francisco.
CAPTAIN FRANK DRAKE, of Treasure
City, was among the departures ron
Eureka Yesterday. He came over
oitlS az - - hsAhN'S AS AOeAA
scenes III the great mining suit.
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FIREwoRKs.-M. Young has just
received a splendid assortment OF
fireworks, for the Fourth OF July and
other purposes. Patriotic juveniles
VIII please take notice.
DEPARTED. = Bishop Whitaker de-
parted last night for the West. Tie
expressed himself highly pleased
with the spiritual as we'll as the gene
raj outlook of Eastern Nevada.
CONFIRMED. Bishop Whitaker,
during his stay in Eureka, confirmed
eight members of the Episcopal
Church. Religious matters appear TO
flourish on n b Use Range.
No EASTERN MAIL.-Postmaster
Hammer informs us that for some
reason to him unknown, there vas
no mail from the East yesterday.
J.wG0SE.-rhere is still cousidera-
he soaring among the 'oys who
accepted '.jawbone' for services dur
ing the recent big trial.