Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-13
sarebrush News.

nersOnS 1Or llaNliis ih 'Aoi poS
po ore supposed to have been
from the Belcher or Crown
mines. In the possession Of
NON was found no less than 1000
I as Iof ore. while others had lots
om @ 30 to 100 pounds. Much Of
orn @ is exceedingly rich, and is
TO be worth from 50 to SS per
! This ore stealing has been
W. TO have been going on for
time. but those who were watch !
|,ba game wished to be sure Of |
groilnd before they came down
he guilty parties. 1t has been |
NAV to wait until they had ac-
rlsted ton or two, when they |
i yet it crushed at some one OF
Ililtle outside mills. The whole |
of procedure has been studied |
nnraveled, and the peculators
now be very likely to be made
ffer pretty severely for their ras-
Kelly TO DIE.-Frank Reir, the
lehman now in the County Jail
Charge of arson, in having fired
rremises of Madam Torres on
n c street about month since,
linz so rapidly in health that it
Ousht that he will die. He has
sick almost ever since he was
Id in the Jail, and is now SO re-
d that he is hardly able to stand.
coughs incessantly, and appears
as the saving is, "all gone |
e." We understand that orders
Yesterday given by the proper
crities for his removal to the
btv Hospital. At the Jail, it does
ppear to be the opinion that the
acid the man took into his
III the night of his arrest has any
to do with placing him in his
Fnt dilapidated condition.
oD TEMPLARS' INsTALLATToN.-
regular meeting of Champion
10 No. 6, 1. o. 6. T., held last
nesday evening, the 9Th instant,
following officers were installed
bhe current term, viz: J. L.
bs, W. G. L. >; Miss j. E. Conner
W. r. II. s. Miss Hattie Bear
+. l.. H. s.; Miss Mary A. Coch-
Nv. V. T.; Miss Emma j. Jones,
|; r. w. Taylor, w. F. s.; H. F.
W. NJ; Mrs. NJ. Barnett, w.
c. B. Mccarthy, w. 0. g.; H.
ysnah, W. c.
was estimated by some that were
70 Gold Hill Miners Union pic
yesterday at the Bowers Mansion,
there were no fewer than 5000
pns on the grounds. Beside all
who went by rail, great num-
went in carriages and buggies.
3 team nor a vehicle was left in
ty that could be hired for the trip.
D header Of the Sutro Tunnel is
in distance Of 1920 feet. The
of the drift is in favorable rock,
no water coming in.
the Carson Appeal Of August 1O.l
srERloUs DIsAPPEARANCE.-We
Yesterday. in possession Of the
concerning the strange disap-
lnce Of Layton Childsrs, well
IN III this vicinity and in the
IN part OF this State, where he
prominent some years ago
pg the miners. Mr.. Jas. A. Rig
Pur lnformanU and Mr.. Childers
ed a co-partnershIp early in the
ner, and put up miscellaneous
Tor the trade with teamsters,
choppers and mill men, short
nee from the Glenbrook Hotel.
business Of the firm had proved
ssiul' and nothing had happened
efiere with the general prosper
llii the disappearance OF Child
VINO has not been heard from
lhe day of his departure-July
ne went below provided with
fu or $500 in coin and some
a. the amount of which is un-
n. His mission was to purchase
~ stock of goods. Several days
me date of his expected return
n!ihued absent. and Mr.. Rigby
Iiihg anxious dispatched to vari-
,aces where it was probable he
nave stopped, but heard moth
lom nm. Finally he sent his
wv Ha johnnie Rigby, to California
me NE search for him. Young Rig
Pioceeded to Sacramento and
alnorough search for the lost
III that city, but was unsuc-
!, ma ana gave up the hunt. In the
@;nile friends of Childers in San
e.sco and Grass Valley had been
;Sphed to, who did everything
VI power to find him, but all in
op TO yesterday nothing fur
o"s oeen heard, and Mr.. Rigby
Unte 10 the conclusion that his
Va W. mas either been murdered or
Me insane. Before leaving home
ab peen suffering from nervous
nes ior a long time, which
M MI very thin and preyed upon
(var u' me stronger probability,
r' H. IS that he was murdered by
atoao roughs on the c. =. Rail
r.S Faying freight bill and
t!cKet at Truckee, showing
n,s sot On board. MIR. Rigby does
hSeataln hontaln the slightest suspicion
rhonesty on the part Of his part
rn no was a man OF correct habits
m n4suilied reputation wherever
i;miANT ;n,NT DECIsIoN.-A case Of
\ sn,P19irtance ~ relating to the lia-
90; u life insurance companies,
ond Oviued in the United States Cir
AS ,t ,hr ior Nevada, recently. The
ac;s mat or Sarah Cooper against
ban ~ utual Life Insurance
Iurs. rs, Mrs. Cooper applied for
tbace. ance OF five thousand dollars
"e NE Of her husband, James
ana paid at the time fifty
M ~ ID, oe taken by the company
IN, payinent of the premium in
Jera rapplication should be accept
|oms ssPpllcation was accepted at
o was oihce in California, and a
a1o. made out and forwarded
Rss" ol the company in this
0ie Lhe policy was deliver