Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-14
SAGE Brush News.

tho Virginia Enterprise. June ILL.,
oupsTrAD TUNNEL FIRE
'..u.e of the alarm Of fire in
d,rection of Gold Hill, III N
ID ID by us yesterday morning,
!. considerable cOntligration
.h occurred in the Fort Home.
4 TnnnpI. on the Virlini aud
.tee Railroad, at the upper
nf Gold Hill. The fire was in
NJ one third the length of the
,el from the west entrance,
nefore it was eXtinguished
burned thr e sets of timbers
,odly that it will be necessary
prIare them with new ones. 1t
= hard place i'm the tunnel for
tirempn. The volumes "fsnoke
oh rolled back upon them were
inc They could only advance
n the fire by crouching close
o tlMr of the tunnel. The
was discovered shortly before
clock A. NJ, and it was about
light before it was eXtinguisII.
the fire in the tunnel caused
detention of trains on the road.
fire was undoubtedly caused
4 spark from u passing loc"no,
CELESTIAL SLAUGHTER. :
terday afternoon, about =
o,.k. as 4 construction train Or
Vlrsipiaand rruckee R,iIroud
,unn,ng from the vicinity Of
Brunswick cut, down towards
son, with a crowd of Chinese
nrer. on board, ii most shocking
ident occurred. At a point
r the Morgan Mill one OF the
got off the track. This created
hidden panic among the China
h, and they began jumping Off
ears. Just at the point where
occurred there was on the
Der side of the track a high
k. In jumping from the cars
men sprany against this bank
many of them rolled back
inst and on the track. Three
ire killed outright. one was so
y mln!led that he was left
lnt the same as dead. and sew
were slightly injured. Had
" rem lined upon the car on
lch they were riding not one
III have been hurt. After the
idpnt not one of those left alive
|uld remain with the dead.
ey all struck out for Carson as
pu.h tie devil had been after
Pm.
HU1E SHIPMENT OF BUL-
pS.-Nisht before last there
re shirped from the ofn'e Of
ellis. Fargo IL Go. in this city,
la"s of silver bullion, worth
),l}7 81. Tlis is The lar.e-t
p nent Of bullion ever made
m this off .e since the di-cov-
Of our silver mines. rnu< d.
lnwrr levels give OUT with
lllnnS still in sight.
Machinery Is still arriving
r. FIR the Sutrn Tunnel Conn
ny. fwn lar re tmilers aud some
per machinery came Yesterday
,rnlns. a nuge steam hammer
II sn'n be in operati III at .he
achlne shop at the mouth Of the
nnel. BY this it would seem
a' they intend manufacturing
ncn OF their machinery If Ger.
IN Kinds ut their own shop.
rom the Col Hill News Of June llth. ]
HC'IDEN THE CROWN POINT
lNE. AT about / o'clock yester.
N afterloon, ii miner by the
me OF Michael Burgess, had his
Fau hli'y hruiseh while prop-lI
an ort-car along one of the
['rlS of the Crown Point mine.
seems that the ear, at some
"ht on the r1nte, en:Ounteriny =
ob'tlrle, car-ened over aud
eush' burgess head between it..
ana past. As result nf the
rruvn' the mans temples were
'ul' bru's d, his left ear was split
eh' and there was n pr fuse
etll'trhagr from both ears. This
"'i'ng he was as comfortable a.
, 'uau De expected under the cir
iYLER HoIsTING WoRKs.-A
:" ehgl''e and boiler. purchased
WY Issf;aru>e. New York, for the
n"r holsting works, arrived at
railroad depot, Gold Hill. this
lung. h The building material
" Used in the erection of the
bn,a; r"; arrived here Yesterday
"ning. mau;. The Tyler is one of the
|ba baerlean Fiat mines, Situ,tei i'm
Ln,ih h,'elnlty of the Baltimore Con.
|hai. ha'el !: The company will have
ns ,s,r hosting works up and i'm
."''"h nh IN about ten days.
|eriait erritaGikt,plockEr.-At a sparring en-
|,.al'm"nt ,n.a given at Pliers
(nta, ;a House last night, a pick.
II ,H' NV relieved rhOs. Moore one
Bnlsr M WT,oprietorS ~, of the Pioneer
Eat"n ' Works, of a valuable gold
~ ' 'ne'arson Appeal of June Ill
las bean a',sat'"n OF Like Tahoe
(ood en ell undertaken, at last. i,
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