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srocK %nEPORr.
Last Evening.

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LAST Evening.
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SIS Raymond a by. IS. %, ISL
55 Eureka Con-. n. Ak
SIS American Flag. .
sis' Bslnoc,. ID. ieS, II, i7x, TN, Is. Tx.
80 ri Dorado South. >. Az
T2S Cherry Greek. AZ, az
50 South Cnanot.7
50 Chariot Mill.5
$50 Golden Chariot, az
90 Empire udahol, ~
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$40 Ser. Beleher. 1855. l6o. las. 10, IT'S. l-Ik
T'ss oysrnan %, loo, 100 NJ. -. Ny. ~. iol
4ss sueeer, N. 81. 9 III
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to kniekeiboeker, 6k.ok
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isi, silver lin. l2k. II. iiK =
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1000 Rock Island. T.s.s. 81
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80 Pietou. 15e
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$50 Phil sheridan. Nv. AZ. az
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81 IS 6
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100 Mint. SIC
100 Lady Washington. Q
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bso. 2o1x. as, s0t h5
1915 Goald a Curry, %. 80. 5sk. sax b. 80
$50 Mexican. ~. q, ~. tsS. ~. - b. 30 bso'
also ps., 4 neleAsr. IS, =, rs Is, IN. 70, Sc
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25 Gold ilill Quartz. 4. sX.o
SIS caIiiornla. 30 as, ,as. tsI, iss, SO b3
los Imperial. e0S, III 49,. i9k
$40 sierra Nevada. aes, 20. an e0, q b9o'
25k
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81 Yellow Jacket, 10. 100, Ia b9
SIS Consolidated Virginia. $40. go boo, Gic
VI hSo. 90, esiS sslS. ss5
$40 Seq. neieher. ITO
ISIS crswn Point. 81. 50 hs0. SIN. SIX
isi5 Beleher. %. 50 bso, ", s9k, 81. a9H SO, 81,
a0k b1
Is E~xehequer. $40. 2i5. 2i2
go Caoilar. roiosi. ~. s9I, % bso
40 Hale q Sotcro.s. u. u. -. u bD. UbD
no Confidence. ~. ~, tsk. AN, t6s. 81 bio
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death OF q C..Ersssma..

Bosros, Dec. 27.-Hon. Alvah Crock
or, Representative In Congress from the
Tenth District, died at his residence in
Ftchburg. Massachusetts, last night.
Ho left Washington last Monday TO
spend the holidays at home and caught
q severe cold. which. or Friday. a.
sumed q serious form Of CONCEALED lungs
and terminated fatally. Age, 70.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-29

Fon the very best Photographs, 60 to Rrsdsy
D Ruiofson's Gallery without STAlRS-
u ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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JULIA CAUTION .-Heldsr o. dealers IN
the stock Of the Julia Mining Company
will do well 10 see the caution" NOTES
in u advertising columns to-day, rsla-
tive to certain shares Of tho stock which
have been sold under the last assess
ment. -
PREcAurIoSAsr.- Capt. Msrrow, OF
the Virginia police force, sent down .
half dozen policemen TO Carson this
morning to assist in preventing any dis.
turbance during the execution of Muir
ply which took place at 2 p. y.
DnAxArro IrlLsoExcs.- Miss Leigh
ton, the accomplished actress, who has
lately bssn playing 70 good houses In
virginsa, left last evening for San Fran
cisco. instead Of going East as ives pre-
viously contemplated,
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from the eastern counties Of the State,
asking for the vacant position. Why 10
it that the young women OF the country
have become 70 infatuated with the
notion that tho only respectable occupa-
ton n young lady a follow . for livei
hood Is school teaching. Ihers are
I'm 20 .nt~S =. p..T. ~. -.
10 that Of school teaching: an o~ccupstion
in pursuing which. a lady will grow old
fas'er and Jade quicker than almost any
"saS 1uasy-S -.
w. 49, 49, ~ 49,. n.nnI.s
Ill. "a J;,.ss .hs;. ,hon,h,s al
=, hsenor.o .,
eS,f".s L..AS-.s I..e.s;ra -
M ~. % 49, .hs. Az.
sue, o ..s,
Supply Oh ,ea'neis AZ,
.ne uenanu. sse"' ~ ~.
.sio .sn an
.nn." pasa5. - Tan.a,;on srs h.,.
r..saS Ill M.. ,..sh no;n, n..rlv
n-~SsMS -n,no-,rnj,
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In. ~. a,s,na snn.i. ~ ,Ss;r mails
% W. Il 49,. ~ ~.
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luo'ns.ou sn"e' ~h - La.;n..s
'esaiu 'n' ''o''
The SCHOOL TRusrkk CoSrhoVkhsf.--
There is considerable controversy in
y;ro;,;. .s .o which Board Of School
r~ns,.. p.,,,,;.., =, D.uo.r.,;o
iiu'".'' "~P
voted Tor OK the ATE eiecuoh' arc en'-
tied to take their seats as School Direc-
tors in January next. The matter may
DO stated briefly as follows: Section ~
OF the statutes Of Nevada. 1873, pro-
vides that at the general election in
1874, and at each general election there.
after in districts entitled TO three ocnooi
trustees, Two man oe aesis"a'ou ou 'ns
an , W. ,ono ,o,m l,our ysar,,,
I'm district. .%n,itlcd 10 five Trustees,
three shall be named for the
short term and two Tor q long
term. ihrou9h some o,s' pS
snen uesienauon WAS innue ou ~ ~,
publican tickets. The Democratic bal
lots were prepared in accordance with
the provisions Of the Act. The Repub.
nean poaru e'a, sHs ~ ~, y, hax;ns
rses;,sa = majority of tho votes cast.
II is claimed ON the other side that they
are not legally elected. and hence can
not serve; that n DeinocIanc oar
having a n',' h'sas saa,. n, 49,
arc ehuu.u nen -. nn.his
merits W '"' NJ. av.ssnJ howsvsr
n IauS Snr,, psmocrai;e BOARD Of
r.aas. III NO, con,sst ths Al, ction.
a,on;ns,, m.mh.,s Of the marty will:
III. ~ IN nr,h.h;li,x ths vs.ed
.'aaa iii hsvs ~ hs sst,lsJ in the
-
TEACHERS hNAhiSAtioS'-ah exam"
ination OF applicants for teachers GER
tifcates. also OF teachers whose certif-
..,0. r-.,n;,. renewal vii, Ina held in
49, r..
II AaEWfnln lIfN lnmInHnrlnT FTlulN. J1I-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-29

The sentsues % ssasrs, she 0essa
Murderer. Cemmutsd - Liz I'm.
prisonment.
Carson. Dec. PRISONERS, the Go
noa murderer. has had his sentence
committed to imprisonment for life
in the State Prison, by the Board Of
Pardons. The Sheriff Of Douglas
county left for Genoa at once, fearing
that the citizens Of Genoa would take
tho case in their own hands and lynch
him. 80
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Physietan Under ARE
for Murderfng HIS Child.

NEW YoRx, December 28.-Two 70
males, whose anne and addresses the
police officers decline to disclose, made
afidavi,s to-day duplicating q prominent
physician Of this city in the murder OF
his illsgitimais child. The doctor Ia
now confined at police quarters, but the
detectives decline, ~ they say under In.
stIuctions, to give his name. One OF
the women Is supposed 10 DO the mother
Of ths child.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
THE GIBBET IN cARsonl

[.r.erAI TO TEE ooLD .nL sArrr nrs,.
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THslarQostst ofdrygOodss,bgAlland come
andsee.
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OrYrcxRs ELxcr.-Ths following Is o
list Of officers elected at the last meeting
OF Nevada Lodge. No. I. Knights Of
Pythias: @. c., wn. P. Bowdsn; V. O.,
Isidor Rich; p. @. Corris; II, Of E..
J. Pfeiffsr; NJ. Of F., A. Devote; X. Of
r. and s.. A. Masstrstti; NJ. at A..
S. P. Gallon.
JusIicr wRioHr's CouRr.-This fore
noon three p%rospsctors, whose names we
did not learn, were tried upsn Q charge
Of sinking q shaft upon q mining claim
belonging to some one else. The case
was dismissed. This afternoon Bsaure-
gard and Jimmy Ray were 10 have their
trials upon charges Of vagrancy.
MrrronoLooIcAI.-wea are still favored
with the finest Of weather, and can
hardly realize that we are In the midst
Of Winter. With stocks booming. and
such glorious. warm, sunshiny days. our
people ought to feel in the very best OF
spirits.
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A~troeieus Murder efa widow We
man By = Baleen Keeper.


man By = saloon Keeper.
EnIE. Pa, December ga horrible
and atrodous murder was perpetrated In
this city last night. Catharine Harmon,
o widow and midwife by profession. was
found dead In the gutter at z O'Clock
just outside q low GROCERY called the
Franklin House. Tho inquest Is not
concluded, but there 10 no doubt the
woman was murdered during or after an
attempt at rapo by John Hantz. pro-
prietor Of the house. . man GO years old.
The woman was addicted 10 drink and
was probably intoxicated at the time.
Hantz has the reputation Of being peace
full but VIGOROUSLY profigats. He 10 in
custody with other members OF his fam
lily. His clothing and underwear were
found stained with blood and the floor
Of the bar-room exhibits plain traces OF
blood. Mrs. lannon's body was found
nutilated In q frighful manner and bore
evidence Of st~rangulation. She has a
family Of highly respected children and
her murder has aroused intense excite
ment.
Conmittes work.
wlsursoroS. Dec. T.-The House
Committee on Appropriations intend to
take advantage OF the holidays TO pre-
pare from the estimates all the bills not
acted upon at the time Of adjournment.
BY this means they expect to secure
their final passage before the last days
OF the session Of Congress, and thus
avoid the hurried consideration OF i'm.
portant items OF expenditure. The Sun.
dry Civil bill, tho largest OF all the ap-
preparation measures, has been subdi-
vidcd so that II may be ready to be re-
ported when tho House convsnes. The
appropriation for new public buildings
will be curtailed to the lowest sum con.
sistsnt with public interest.
The Ancient order Of forsstsrs.
NEW Yonx. Dec. 26.-EItsnsivs ar
rangemsnts are being made here and In
Brooklyn for the reception Of the Sub
sidiary High Court Convention Of the
Ancient Order Of Foresters, which meets
in this city on the Goth instant TO orga-
nizo a Subsidiary High Court for the
United States m q branch OF the High
Court OF England. The latter has o
capital Of 81, 1000. 900 and 5000 courts,
with o membership Of half q million, In
cluding titled personages and statesmen.
The organization extends over . large
portion OF the civilized globe. including
Australia, tasmania, Turkey, etc.
brutal Treatment sfa CoIorsd We
man.
EVANSTON, Ind, December 27.-The
Journal has information that last week
q party Of patrolmsn who were guarding
Uniontown, Kentucky. against incsndi-
arism on the part OF the negroes, took .
negro woman and hung her three umos
to eItort confession a. to q suspected
plot. She was left insensible and al
most dead, but recovered aitsr restora-
tives were applied. The town Is in
much excitement and Is being strictly
guarded.
Prominent Physician Under Arrest
for Numbering HIS Child.
NEW Yonx, December 28.-Two fe-
males, whose names and addresses the
police officers decline to disclose, made
afidavits to-day duplicating a prominent
physician OF this city in the murder OF
his illsRitimats child. The doctor Is
now ~confnsd NJ nolica ouartara. but the
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Call and susni.s before ~parehssius else
Wnsfs. Hli On
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on a BLsDsY.

noted the jolly tar off from Il long
cruise. Just arriving in this State, lie
had locatc5 neartown and had come
in To make Il few necessary purchases,
among which were a pair of boots.
Coming from the a!kali plainSto town,
he frequently lubrIcatCd. III order to
guard against eny injurious effects.
and to better enable him to maintain
an cquiroisc. ~ Ni-ht BEGAN To
draw her sable mantle around her. he
determined To return home IA foo.
His hinacle light being charged with
bCnZilc, shed its lurid rays upon hi-
compass, causing him to steer wildly
and t~eviate from his course. He cal
culated when he took his departure
that II gwen number OF knots
upon IA certain course would, by
midnight. bring him in sight OF the
port-llghtS of his new home: but what
was his surprise at ci@ht bells. to see
no familiar beacon. bceming it I'M
safe To run farther without examining
his reckoning, he hove to and threw
the lead: the sGunding> seemed to en-
courage him. and by dead reckoning
he knew he must be i'll the latitude Of
the regularly travelled road. lie filed
away. and the road stood ON his
weather lieain: he lacked and stood
COW H., W men lie tl>tft\ t.t1 Il il9nl
ahead over his lee bow, aad run for il.
Tie sea was running pretty high and
thick. 80 he run the boW>prit mo The
craft abe ii. striking aboat midship~.
The criit Mas in command of II of
the guardians of the fCace, who WIS
awakened by the collision, II IN Il
~stsntorian voice lie orlcre! The strang-
or of. and Il tender alltlsion made To
accelerate his movements Ivy opening
the lat er;es upon him. a compiled! ion
of circumstances which determined
our suburban resident 10 crowd on all
sail and make the gap between them
is wfjlG Il possible. IL he had \ great
dislike 10 being boarded under existing
circumstances.
Again under headwav, he saw Il suS-
pic~ions-luoking craft approaching anl
stood to the southwark until, cou>il-
erin@ the damages of capture PASSED,
h. shortened sail. The light in the
binuac!e gle diinnaer: couldn't see 20
shape Il course: Il heavy ground-sWcll
SET i'll. indicating The near approach Of
shoals, when. with one long rol and
surge, the craft grounded broad ~ldr
and MAS lett hi-.il and dry. Yesterday
morning the sun rose in all i~SleautN.
shedding its rcfal-ent ray on all, 1ni-
mate and inanilaatc. imparting Ee"
lie To all created things, AMI more e~-
p~etialiy to Il tangle- tuo:cl country
dcniZcn, who found himself. flat on
| his back. beneath the towering Chin
ncy ON the hill east of the Richmond
furnaces. should his eye fail on this
accoun of his adventure, it may graft
fv him 10 know that his boot.
We're found hv II W no Sorely needed
them, and II who will talle care TO
keep them.
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tCoNHUNICNTEp.
Es{';: s,EsSgESs L. MINES.

EECsiIEssNEsS - MINES.
EDITOR SENTINEL: The testimony
given before the COroncr's Jury in
relation To the death of james Hos
kings. killed IN the Eureka Consoli-
dated mincs, makes ii plain that there
was gross carclessncss on the part of
sornc person. aud that deceased came
10 his death through that earclcSsnc~s.
In the management of such mines, the
superintendent and foreman have the
power To reduce accidents To the low
est possible minimum. II they select
only experienced. intelligent, steady
and careful miners. the work will -
on without jar. aud with very few
c;,sCs of sudden death; hut ii they
favor mea who never worked in mines
before. o. who are di~sipatcd bui good
fla ttrCr~. or who are ignorant. and as
II result hull-heaicd. or who are
harum >earuih fellows, good enough.
perhaps. on the surface, hut unsafe
ncighiiors in deep mines. they may
rest assured that they viii he N per
petual trouble. and the properly un-
der their charge will soon obtain an
uncEviahlc notoricty "a II place of rcck-
less slau@hter-in realty through the
incompctencv of lis managers. who
iaii to e the connection he, Meen cause
School CENSUS STATISTICS Rev.
r. &. Arnold. Cpns,Is Marshal fIr his
H., li.,ri,, t,,;,. ,,,,o,. IL.
~, "'7i''' ''"'7 '"t"t'et'' INC
enrolment q! children Residing i'll ri-
reka and Ruav I'LL, delivered his re-
,.,,, tn II Country lo., ~
p,I,I;. .ho,Is .u,I rn,,I nfS.bl'I hi.
rn,.tnrs Yesterday F~nlIowins j. =,
abstract as taken from his report,
in The ,I.t ,irt. Sn,nhar nt hav. n",
tween the ages OF q and Is years, i.o:
nuInber OF girls. il6; total, 235; mum
Der The a9eS OF II ana Il
Years, ~: number OF children between
Inc "GeH oi u ana Il years, born IN the
'Nlatc, -; hi'iiptr attending lltlb!ic
schools Ill the district i"'; attending
pflNate >cioo!N. 10 not attend ne any
>tnool, -. me report was placed IN
me manu- Oh lic trustees yesterday
~, ~, 1nu@o I.Ioo ole , "j;iI W. =
NV cntnrreI.
Ar COST. S,ral.. tho eve,or !,
VOLS r,rr, 4 co.. b,;li;,.. o.r.rs
his entire stock of superb .iewelry,
watches, silverwarc. &c, for sale at
cost prices. IIein.enis in short time
Franr;sco. and cle>e hi, business here.
We hi, iu>t returned from that place,
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20 Seg. ljI.Ch 'r-->>S -
TnENstie>i~-rhe performance last
evenino. given i'll aid Of the sufferers
by the great Hoods in Louisiana.
passed of very smoothly. The attend
ance was very fair and nom attending
wi | regret continuing Their mi cto-
wards the rc'ir. Of the destitute OF the
submereeI districts. The performance
commenced with the comedy oil
"Marricd life" in which the Nanc
SIS ers, Joan T~'cnpleton and troupe
appeared. The piece passed of very
pleasantly, c~rei.el c"nsiietaa!"
Mmusemeu AMI WIS We'll received.
After a We'll rendered overture by tie
orchestra. The i.tlrrk1 Fireman Ms
given; with Fay Teinplc;en As Cinc.n-
natus Alricanu>, il which chaflc or
she took the house by storm. fhe
c%onclud;n- piece. The Fay Atter the
Weddin@,' wiki John Tetupleton and
the Vanr sisters in the cast. WAS we'll
played throughout. The performance
altogether wt- Very satisfactory 10 all.
To. nigh. the popu.ar play at Ian
chon the Cricket" will be presented
with IL fuil cast. The piece i great
Gvoritr With ~th2a,er-Geer> ana vii. no
doubt be Welcomed bF a tall house.
MATHEMATICAL PHo"LET.-.\ gen
tleman Yesterday handed us the fol
lowin, prohlens;a and though >eenin-.
at frs Gidn-e, to b. quito simple, "Ht
reader, VIII find tha corrert solution 70
be farEloec dii!,cu'; thal they imagine.
1t is a follows: Two mon ri!Fct.l~c
loo ar "' t'i.i III t"'al|aifH iot Sum-
cI,a.a n;at'-,. ~ e,s,,d v]itu1fo
divide :hc and. and. uI,ii~l~l ,c:iou,it i
found tia II lar.i,Norsn ~ ems
per acre uaorr ;,ttu the 0.il,r. and they
agree to divi! tie land - rs tina.
ones Ian | hail he worth IL cent, pr
acre more ;hSutilr others. lIoN mUcii
land Will ttc.a have after division 80
thAt-each shah h8,e SIT Nor. h, aHti tie
part tia: one hi, lie worth - cent per
acres to be the t",al.
~, o,a,i,.
..i.,,r,.i.,n ~, La, ~ ,,i,,iII
~ ~, e.. 40. ,.a, ntLi.
,,o-;a. -, 49, ..,.a RI, :,
Pss.'s 3"
tractlHe feature OF the procession VIII
% the t III OF sac YOUNG
!auses. t'ch rtlrc>tlltllG Il "a of
loifitolN, ana II rot.9rN> OF i.lptrtN'
VIII occupy NE car, Drawn ny SIN
out, aAt a! classes are inNliei 70 par
VIZ. ne tpi''.iii 80 ne -"
rraml5n of o., .hr,tion f5rI duv
MONTY ColI.Etrfp.-in or report
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W. Mrfi.-'.nc Fourth Of July
GDnh. ee WI h".d al al armed
So this estn.ps al the toHIJ-
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= 49, rii>h At iac's Slua!o
Din the independent Cocktail.
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W

,sHfHNL #ttafp NutHLCt HFER$
:, want l.. AMY to Inc. AtG. II. at ).
Nu.G-t.avs. n.l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-25

RErCaStn. Hon. +. w. Cole is
beck from llamil on. Whi.c ats, II
N. tole ~as engaged in looking after
puna,r MA! matter, in Whie r.re,
oNd n - .rtvc son I'tru ion. Ia .touHg.
Uthe District ~lHl4e~hIp, Tor Winch lie
y i"a,r;aann, can i.dte. SIR. toe i
~ "a u arhnoa ..sl.etl iiHtts. pos
alksin-; AZ. et tbc c.pm-n., |rc,aI5Ie in
y eitss jtriIc.
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-JUSF RECEIVED

Fer tao Spring and summon trade a marrif-
cont stuck a. ttady Mad tIHihuE. Which
vii he mud lsfs' I'D vtri d; containing
al the IextIag novelties Of The season.
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IMMENSE STOCK

owing To TIE INCREASING DE-
" naud, W. have been compelled TO enlarge
or Mammoth store TO meet tho wsn,s of the
people.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-25

Orr q WHITE rINE.-A. NJ. Hill
house leaves by this mornings Stage
for White Pine. tie takes with him
nine;ccn thousand lollal> in god notes.
but say he viii make ii hi> lu~inc,s
20 sec chat Zee tauaVan and latheI
Hyaciu;he don't practice the same
&nme on HIM that tnty did on sharon.
When Hin. treas he NH insist GA his
regular change, Just - thong he MAS
not u candidate iar Office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-25

At observation-disclosures. -. Joan an |
Straton, OF the Newark Mining Com
pAnv. arrived at thai place last cHeu-
in-, by private conveyance tom liko.
The gentlemen arr d.rec. from New
York, and ON to settle up he affairs
OF the company. and to have work on
thcir mines and mills resumed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-25

/. F.-Fritrhard', fl>. freisht. with
la eugar accommodation, la3ye, !nr
ih2 rll3roti thi, morning from the
~. ehuu,c OH Main ~ti2tt.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-10
EDITION
Il IIgstery.

A CAR PLATFORM STAINED WITH HUMAN
aoRE--A SUPPOSED FATAL ACCIDENT.
Last night, when a freight train
from the Delaware Railroad arrived in
this city, Il most astounding discovery
was made.
Upon the rear platform of one of tho
cars composing this train was found a
quantity of blood, human hair, and
small particles resembling crused
bones. 1t looked as if human being
had been crushed between the plat.
form of this and the succeeding car.
No unusual circumstances were no.
ticed on the trip up, last night, and all
the train hands were safe, It Is, there.
fore, supposed that some tramp attemp-
ted to steal q ride, and in so doing fell
between the cars and was crushed,
probably in fatal manner. The un.
fortunate has not yet been discovered,
but still this supposition is regarded as
the correct one.
When the discovery was made, the
car was switched from the train, and
placed on o siding.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-10
EsgHire Fr0ser's Court.
ARREST OF AN ILLEGAL VoTER-AssAUUT
AND BATTERY CASES.

ARREST OF AN ILLEGAL NoTER"AssAUCT
AND BATTERY CASES.
The following cases have been dis
posed of before Esquire Frazer during
the last few days:
George Reason, COL, was arrested
by officer George Ward, on charge
of casting an illegal vote at the Second
Ward polls, on the day of the city
election.
The charge was preferred by VIM.
Bareford, on the ground that Reason
was not resident of either the ward
or city. When arrested the prisoner
confessed to the officer that such was
the case, and that he lived with Mrs.
de Normandie, in Christiana Hundred.
He said he removed from the South
side during August, and thought that
as he had lived in the ward so near
election day he should have the right
to vote. lie was held to bail in the
sum of $500, to answer the charge at
the next term of Court.
Lewis Archy, COL, was fined 81 find
costs, for assault and battery sn Eliza
abeth Turner, col.
Charles Turner, col. was tried on
charge of assaulting VIM. III. Archy,
col, but the evidence being INSULT
cient to sustain the, charge, the case
was dismissed.
Wilhelmina Cresden, colorcd, fol
assault and battery on Hannah IL.
Wilson, also colorcd was fined 81 ano
costs