Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12
Sagebrush News.

DdSOUA uoA
-, the Carson Appeal Of July 81
,our half-past one o'clock yes,
morning some ladies and
,.men. returning home from
delightful entertainment
IN had taken place at Mr.. II.
pice's mansion, discovered a
noe zoe light proceeding from a
of cord. wood which Joe
pnstock has been accumulat-
ebout his wood-shed and up
car inspection it was plainly
seen that somebody had de-
rately set fire to that fuel pile
Isft it to commit what mis-
4 it might. Many a gallant
pw.citizen will come forward
modesty claim that he was
first one to rush to the rescue /;
the plain, unvarnished fact is
Mr.. H. NJ. YeringtOn, and the
ersigned were on the ground
(ad of anybody else, and by
ms of Joe's pun p, and a handy
ering pot got "the first water"
Ptunately the night was calm,
the flames yielded to the
ely dousing Of the buckets Of
fer which were soon fOrthcOm-
in abundance as others came
pp to give their assistance and
krious conflagration was avert
E1r1zEN ELLIS and Judge Bel
hp returned yesterday from Il
b to that part of the Great
st which is distinguished by
ng the vicinage where the cele-
ted Pancake coal mine is locat-
Since the original phenomena
at ushered in the carbonfierOus
and gave shape and system
d incidents and strata to the
red sandstone period, there has
bbably never been a more lavish
ID interesting development of
pne than this-certainly, at any
te, no pancake ever promised
pre decisive and important re-
hts. Such is our deliberate
Union after listening to the sci
|tihc calculations which have
ZEN showered upon this fOrma.
bn by the savans who have been
eased to expatiate upon the sub
1t in our presence. However,
hope that Ellis and the Judge,
ID their associates in this enter
Use, may reap q fortune from it..
COMMISSIONED. Governor
radey yesterday appointed John
Winters to the Major-Gener
pip left vacant on the roster of
be Nevada State Militia by the
bath of General Van Bokkelen.
he appointment is a good one.
hd John B.will win all the wealth
glory which belongs to this
pagnificent posish.
Hon. H. o. BEATTY, formerly
Ehief Justice Of the Supreme
Court of this State, and now a
esident of Sacramento, was here
pr a few hours yesterday. He
fent hence to Virginia and eX-
Pected to leave there either last
light or tonight for his home.
We nave seldom seen the Judge
|pok in better health.
The United States Circuit Court
Eas in session yesterday, Judge
flllyer, presiding. Some bank
|uptcy business of but little con-
lequence occupied the attention
pf the Court.
rom the Virginia Enterprise, July 81
EDWARD HUGHES - A MYs-
lERIoUs DEATH.-We yesterday
received a letter from George E.
1oung, Public Administrator at
Ceroat, Mohave county, Arizona,
asking for Information in regard
70 the relatives of Edward Hughes,
llan who lately died quite sud-
aehly at Cerbat, refusing to give
my intelligence of his friends.
Upon his person were found
papers containing the name of
alward Hughes. He left some
'faects, y and appeared to be a man
u little means. There is at Ger
@ 'at a man named Andrew Bryan,
VINO informs Mr.. Young that he
suspects that Edward Hughes was
!. brother of Thomas Hughes of
ms d city. MIR. Young further says
aa! ,t There is mystery about the
'liair which he wishes to solve ;
he says the surgeon OF the
'ost mas turned over to him the
,arTperty of the deceased, and he
ueis II his duty to prosecute such
;aq9lrles IS shall result in estab-
''ning the identity of deceased.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
H. q regular meeting of Pioneer
o,Vision No. l, Sons and Daugh-
CTS OF Temperance, held Monday
senlng, ,sng, July 7, the following
"aea "i. ladies' and gentlemen were
;tay ;tay installed in office by e. c.
ID. G. w. p: w. ID.
Ifathell. fathell. w. p; Mrs. Nj. NJ.
w. A.; q. &. Stevenson,
! w, W, Mrs. NJ. Barnett, A. II. s. 1,
!, WOOD, +. s. Il. H. WoodwOrth,
,iirasurer; ,in Rev. McGrath, Chap
'am, Alexander Fox. e.; Miss
'ce Baker. A. G.; w. Oates, I.
II Ia n nGerman, o. S.; ID. ]. Melon
. ERSONAL. The Sharon narty,