Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-18
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,oSp1T1oN.-A dispatch re
Yesterday morning by Dr
zen of this city, from the
7 the gentleman, says that
EuiIen, SO badly scalded at
Boat Springs u day or two
osn,s to be neither better
rse. He passed q very rest
Int and complained much
thurn. DR.. Green is of the
that if his patient lives
law he will recover. A curl
If in regard 10 the case is
q man is not scalded at all
he tops of his boots down.
+ and the lower part Of his
sound and of their natural
p S.-Since the above was
we have been shown a dis
rom the nurse to DR.. Green,
: ,53 last evening, which
"Cullen is worse tonight;
been failing all day. He
tie out Of his head and has
: fever
,,p SCARE-There is no
sing the fact that water Is
inc exceedingly scarce in
ty The water company de-
ii to be careful in their use
(ter. If any is wasted the
es are that there will not be
ent for domestic uses.
no TUNNEL.-The Sutro
ii (the main header) is now
Instance of 4,O32 feet. The
+ the tunnel is now in hard,
otractable trachtyte-rock.
Chinaman who was stab
ght before last by a fellow
ryman was at last accounts
ery dangerous condition.
work of extracting ore from
Imperial mine began last
besday. The yield is at the
# 50 tons per day.
,cHER BULLION. - There
Yesterday received at the
of California seven bars OF
her bullion, worth $2O,75O.
bm the Silver State of June 14.]
TERPRIsING INDIANS.-Two
btrious and enterprising Pi-
who rejoice in the owner
Of a span Of horses and
eon, are regularly engaged In
lag cord wood into town, and
aid to be making money at
business. Another, a bloated
capitalist. having sold his
ranch in the East Range for
is engaged in the banking
hess. He loans the" busted
Iimpecuuious members of his
! money in sums ranging from
10 four half-dollars, for which
argos for one week interest
valent to the sum loaned.
tEEP SHEARING.-The sheep
)ring season has set in in this
Jude, and experienced shearers,
)cipally from California. are
)g a lively business. We learn
b men engae ed in the business
the average weight of tleeces
b iiocks in the East Range
Grass Valley is about five
|nds, and that an experienced
ID will shear from fifty to sew
I-five head per day.
BIDDING FOR THE COUNTY
(T.-The Mill City people are
king proposals for the county
in the event of an election
removal. A prominent citizen
|that place, who has been in
IN this week. is electioneering
|ly for it in case the question is
nitted to the people. A site
county buildings, free gratis
nothing" is one Of the induce
nts offered.
HooD CRoPs.-We learn from
nry McCallum, of the Big
adtows, that crops Of all kinds
that vicinity, are looking re.
rkably we'll. The Humboldt
er, near the Sink, is lower than
y before known to be at this
son OF the year. Mr.. Mccall
= iorded it without any diff
W, on last Thursday, at Smiths
crossing.
HEPIUTE QUEEN.-Her Ser me
shness Sarah Winnemucca.
cen zen of the Piutes, is at present
uing Court at Oreana. She has
ute of rooms at the TOrrey
~ use and many ardent pale-face
.'irers pay her homage.
IooD YIELD.-Seven tons of ore
~ the Arizona mine, worked
week by Gintz Il Ginacca, at
humboldt Reduction Works,
ided s6Ol 81 per ton.
IRON the Reveille Of the l4th.]
'LM DISCOVERY AT YANKEE
ADE.-Mr. johnson Hill die.