Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22


PE',soNALS.-T. ". J. Taylor. agent
OF the Pinto Minins Company, was
among the Passengers for the railroad
last evening. Sheriff j. y. Sulli-
a returned from his ranch ia White
Fine county Yesterday ......Mrs. W.
Il. lIarrub and daughter left last even
ing for Il Summer visit to Oakland.
The SENTINEL reporter intended To
take Il short visit in The country. but
changed his mind at the last moment
and did not 90. The large number of
sympathizing females surrounding the
coach IS the cause of his remaining.
Another. judge LanSing'S little
daughter also departed for school nj
Oakland by last nights sage.
MINERS ELEerIoN IN WHITE PINE.
We hear that the election for Mining
Recorder i'll White Pine district last
Monday was II spirited little affair.
The candidates We're Samuel Paul and
Judge John l.. Robertson. The for
mcr WAS elected by Il majority Of 81
out of a total vGtc ct 1870. Politics did
no figure in the contest, Yet the sue
ccssiul candidate is Il Democrat. The
vote shows that there are still Il good
many people living on Treasure Hill;
none but those interested i'll mines be-
ing allowed 10 vote.
ANOTHER EFFORT. - Owing to tho
short notice given, the meeting of ciii-
ems called for last evening to take
some action in regard 10 fire matters
was but sparscIv attended. Another
meeting Will take place on saturday
night. at the Courthouse. and an Ell
fort will then he made To take such
>tcl : as will induce tn" members of the
fire department To sill remain i'll ser
vice. The matter claims the attention
of every property holder living in the
town, and it is hoped that enough Will
attend 70 take om definite action.
THOSE DEAD lNpIANS.-The bodies
of the dead Indians discovered west of
town on sunday last have mysterious
~ Disappeared, in what way no one
appears To know. Coroner RorOW>kN
Visited the place where they we're last
seen. hui both had been removed.
II l. thought that the members Of the
'iibc, fearing that they would be Sis
rc"ted OF foul play. have taken the
bodies and buried them.
The HAY CEor.-We are informed
that the la.c rains did considerable
damage 10 the hay fields inthe vicinity
of Huntington and nuckWa.er. Some
of the hay that had been already cut
was spoiled for Use. while that still
standing was somewhat injured. The
crop. however, Viii he LARGE. and will
lie saved unless rain should set in
Within i day or two.
C~EAEroAi.- Although the amount
OF charcoal 1t present being received at
the furnace is considerably less than
usual. the quantity brought TO town
doc not greatly diminish. The dealers
are having the coal brought @ own
and S,ored OH the road sides awaiting
until the marhc. again livcns up.
NfAf.-o. Dunkel 4 Company have
Just received specimens Of Il new lie
sign OF shirts for summer Weir. which
are the ucltc>f ve: brought 10 this mar
kct. They are made to or!er At the
il,.orv Of the tirm in Sun Francisco.
AID are guarantee to be perfect iii III,
and most durable i'll quality.
HIS G8Nnirfo&.-Jo!n Pascoe. the
smallpox patient Oh Ruby Hill, i still
in a precarious condition. It will be
but little less than Il miracle if lie sur
wives. He j. receiving the best of care.