Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-26

wife, is on a visit to the Capital. on
his way to Hamilton. where he in
TENDS locating. Mr.. Kendall seems
20 pe IN excellent health, and per-
,eclly happy: We omitted to inquire
now much his back pay amounted to,
put, Judging from his get-up i'm the
eaU''"E mueh e Snd bnast dfy s goods line, not
Kendall to be q good man.
1. o. o. F.-The following gentle
men were installed as officers of Car
son Encampment No. 2, last evening,
ny u. y. Atkinson, Deputy Grand
Iatriarch Charles Harris, {. p:
son, Sen. W.; p. II. Clay.on. Scribe
d. q. kitzmeyer, Treasurer Jacob
Muller, j. w.
COLUMBUS WAGON RoAD.-Seyeral
large wagons left Carson yesterday,
iaden with workmen, tools and pro-
VISIONS, Tor the work Oh this end of
the Columbus wagon road.
From the Gold Hill News Of July 23l
THIS forenoon Justice Wright held
an inquisition upon the remains re-
1erred to i'll last evenings Ne,cs. AZ
ter careful consideration of the evil
dence given in the case, the Coroner's
Jury rendered the following verdict
I'VE, the jury, impaneled to inquire
into the cause of the death of a ner-
son unknown, and whose remains
were found in the Brown shaft, near
American Flat, Storey county, Neva-
da, do find that the person was a
white man, that he has been dead
from three to five years and from
the character of the testimony, the
position of the body i'll the shaft, and
the arrangement of the clothing
when found, that he was murdered
by some person unknown to the jury.
HIGH-UP MARRIAGE.-The we'd
ding of Alf. Doten, editor and pro-
prietor of the Gold Hill Ne,rs, and
Mary E. c. StOttard, Will take place
tomorrow on the middle of Lake
Tahoe, at an altitude of over
5000 feet above the level of the sea.
Neptune and all the rest of the Ne
reids will be present on the occasion.
NOT CHOLERA.-Ar report circulated
extensively in Virginia City yester-
day, to the effect that there had been
a case of cholera in Gold Hill. DR..
Webber, who attended the cholera
patient, saws that he was afflicted with
chOlera-morbus.
COUNTY JAIL.-Fourteen malefac-
tors are confined in the County Jail
at the present time.
From the Reno State Journal, July 23l
ESCAPE OLA PRISONER.-A prisoner
named Howard, sent from Wads-
worth for petit larceny for six months,
some three months ago, escaped from
the Jail yard last Saturday afternoon,
and up to the present time has not
been recaptured. On and off for the
past two months it has been the Gus
tom to take the prisoners out from
to work in the Jail yard to clean up
the debris, etc. While they were so
engaged Saturday afternoon this fell
low took advantage Of the officer i'll
charge and took French leave.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Last Friday
when the eastern bound emigrant
miles east Of Winnemucca, the switch
man pulled the wrong switch, throw
ing the calaboOse and one emigrant
car down a bank. 1t was fortunate
that the train was running at slow
rate OF speed at the time, or there
would have been fearful smash-up
and loss of life. DR.. Bergman. who
was telegraphed for to attend the in
jured, informs us that only three wo.
men were injured, the children and
men all escaping.
INDIAN AFFAIRs.-Rev. c. A. Bate
man. Indian agent at the Pyramid
Lake Reservation, who was in Reno
on Saturday, gives a very tlattering,
report of the prosperous condition OF
affairs in that locality. The Indians
he says. take kindly to farming, and
are meeting with excellent success in
the production of cereals of all kinds.
Last year they realized over $4,000
from the sale Of fish.
LEG BRoKEN.-A little girl aged five
years, daughter of Mr.. Averil!, had
the misfortune to break her right leg
between the knee and ankle at Alex
last Sunday OiUht