Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-20
Ghe eureka Sentinel.
Sagebrush News.
From the Reno Journal. May IL

AUBURN MILL FOR we
are informed.by IL. Story, whose
arrival in town we ~chronicled
some time ago, that the Auburn
mill is for sale or lease. Mr. Stor-
~ was sent out here from London
by the first mortgages of the COM
pauy, and examination having
convinced him the property can
net be run protitably from Lon
don. he has decided to sell the
mill, or if he cannot find a pur-
chaser, will lease it on reasonable
terms.
NIPPED HIN.-Dr. Horatio Sey-
mour Brewer. not unknown to
fame in Reno, was victimiZed by
three-card monte players. while
Ell route east a fe days since.
The Doctor now mourneth for ten
twenty dollar pieces and his
watch. Such is life.
The HoNoRED DEAD.-The re-
mains of General Candy, who fell
Il victim to Modoc atrocity, were
on the eastern bound passenger
train of the Central Pacific that
passed by Reno yesterdaymorning.
The remains were under escort of
United States officers.
From the Reno Crescent of May 17th.l
MACHINERY.-W We noticed on
the platform of the freight depot
yesterday some three car loads of
machinery for a gravel mineabout
l. miles from G~reenville, Plumas
county, California. The machin-
erv consists of an i'm OenSe force
pump. and boilers for raising wa
ter to the level of the claims.
SCHOOL ELECTIoN.-rhe school
election which took place on Mon
day last excited but little interest.
There were lo2 votes east of which
s. we're for and 81 against the tax.
THEATRICAL. - The Chapman
sisters, supported by the entire
company from San Francisco,
will appear in Reno on the 2lst in
slant.
tFrom Saturdays Humboldt Register
WE have received a private let
ter from Thomcs Thompson, who
is now in California, in which he
states he visited the Insane Asy-
lum, at Woodbridge, to see his old
partner VIM. A. Goodwin, who
has been in the Asylum about a
year. BY request of Thompson,
Mr.. Goodwin was discharged from
the Asylum, having been entirely
cured. He also, mentions having
seer John Brown, who was sent to
Stockton from this county in 1867.
The only thing Brown can re-
member is Co, ole Creek, where he
says he used to raise potatoes.
MahOney. sent to the Asylum
about q month ago is improving in
health, but his mental faculties
are no better.
FOUR deserters who were re-
Gently condo nned by court-mar-
tial at Camp McDermit, passed
through here a few days ago heav-
lily ironed, ell route to Alcatras.
where they are to carry a ball and
chain for a term of years.
WE are told that John Guthrie
has, already. a force of men and
teams at work on the proposed
new wagon road from here to Aus
tin. He expects to have the
whole thing completed within a
month.
JIM HUBER, starts the first
of June on his prospecting en-
petition. He is confident that
within thirty days from the time
his party leave here they will de-
velOpe surface mines that will as
tonish the natives.
THE capital stock of the Rye
Patch Mining Company is selling
in San Francisco at $50, per share,
and it is the only Humboldt stock
now in the market.
THE county seat case is expect-
ed to be heard in the Supreme
Court, on appeal from Judge
Leonard, next week. The Court
meets next Monday, the 10Th in
slant.
{. :. NARIAN arrived here with
his family. and all his household
goods last Wednesday. He has
opened a law office one door above