Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-25


dill not exist; to-day size i dead. and
he. crazc1 with his loss and suffering
from severe injuries, j. no. cNiec eel
10 survive. Their welded bliss was
brief; their happiness short-liveI be-
fore broken forever.
IGri.rnfs.
Frank Cover, Il Canadian French
man. late Of ~Rullioavilic. Lincoln
county, was caught in Il building above
Batcman street. and floatcd down be-
low the Mammoth Corral. where he
was rescued. badly bruised though not
permanently injured. lie says that
for a great part of the distance NEARLY
Il half mile he sustained pretty much
the whole weight OF the roof of the
building on his back.
Mr.. Brooks, a carpenter. attempted
to flee frCm Jesse Bigelow's carpenter
shop, but Vas ovcrtaken by the cur
rent and borne down 10 point near
the residence of Maze Diamond. Where
he was dragged out in II helpless con
dition. Proper reStorativcS, however.
were administered hy kind hands, and
in a short time he was around as
usual.
'Robcrt J.. Reid. the we'll known
blacksmith. and Jimmy Drisroll Of
the virginia saloon. each male mar
row escapes. iio,h were attempting To
save property in the Vicinity of Mrs.
Browns Restaurant, on North i,uel
street when they suddenly found
thcmselve. surrounded hy hctorrent.
They chung to a fence on Mhiri. was
perchCd two other men. Soon u house
came sweeping along Knocking the
fence down. iicid and Bri>coll got
hold of portions of buildings and were
carried away on the bosom of the rag
in- stream. Both were finally res
cucd near the Consolidated furnace.
neither being seriously injured. The
other men who were on the fence with
them are supposed TO have made thci.
way to a place OF safety before being
caught by the strongest of the current.
br. NeShit came very neal losing his
life. lie and \. G. Latson were in Il
building together south of Bateuaan
street. Both attempted to es ape about
the same time. The Doctor made his
WAY to the corner of Eafemau and
Bucl streets. and by the all of parties
at that point was safely landed. He
lost everything i'll the way of wearing
apparel and furniture. The liieless
body of Mr.. Ia:sCn was found over Il
mile below town. Colonel Ray picked
up ut tho lower end of Main street Il
case of surgical Instruments. which is
doubtless the property OF Doctor Mes
bit.
old man Duncan. the auctionccr.
WIS washed froin the bridge on Clark
street, between spring and Bucl. and
W. rn.f.tral wi N ,r-.pt lit1ipriE
Down Scn York Canyon
The terrible avalanche Of Wa'er rushed
on is course with II velocity fearful To
behold. At the Silver King nine,
owned by WieenhcrE 4 Mendes, the
shaft. 20 feet i'll depth. was filed with
Water. the men at work scarcely hay
inG tinIc to reach the top before the
wa.cr rushed in. All the ore ON
the dump, was washed down the III
yon.
Three miners AT work i'll tho Caniev
mine narrowly escaped WIKI their
lives.
The cabin occupied by the work.
men engaged IN laying wa:Cr-ripes
vas washed away, the men losing
everything save the clothes they had
on.
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Neil>s lor.uilaieiH e.'il'ea Lilly me
pile was 'o'i away III several liace>'
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