Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-01

HELD FOR observation-disclosures adj
dressed TO the fo!lowin--named parties
are detained at the Pos;otlice in this
OWL for want of postage: Mrs. W.
Clark, \. Trout, Carl Anderson, j. r..
Stephens t2}, san Francisco; Miss
Fannie Gray. Dedhan, Maine; Charles
kline. New York; Mrs. c. y. Pine,
10 Vista, Cal; Alexander Irwin,
New Virginia, Iowa; Miss Josie Ste
II ems, Prescott. Arizona: W. NJ. Reese.
Virginia ely, N"v.; James l.. iIaight,
iinllionVil!e, Ncv.; bub B2n.on. Eiko,
N.Y.; Richard shannon, White Pine
county Hospital: James Wcekham,
iIGncv'> River, Prince Edward Is
Lnt; Robert ~ln-rahain. Miss Jane
lines, Aberdeen. Stotlanl; Smith *
tiut,ton, Week Il Vance. Eureka.
Inc following registered letters are
also held: I>ai PORTER, Joseph Four
nier, \. J. BrcHneukaunpt * Co.. =. w.
Iiucknam. Glng1i Giovanni. Thomas
Trainer ruby hid, Cyrus Packard,
Dennis Gala cher, Charles Logan,
James l.. lla>iiir> Michael Lyons.
THREE-TIME i.oSHH.-WoriS on this
mine. On of the Oldest locations on
Ruby Hill, has been renewed. Some
time since this mine was sold as the
IcnnySon mine TO the Eureka Eou>0li-
dated Company by Alec O'Neil and
George pr,ngle. Some difficulty has
NOW arisen, and those claiming to oWn
tie Ihrr2-Tiine Loser say that the
lI.ne sold uhe Tcnnyson is situated
some distance from their location. \
contract has been given Il To work
Inc mine, and the men so employed
litNr bee" ordered OIL by those repre-
seatln- the Consolidated COMPANY.
HE owners of the mine, McsSrS. ilar-
liz, Kelly and hayden, say that the
property il theirs and that they intend
10 work il. Alter the men lad been
Ordered uifthey We're allowed 10 rc,uln
and resume operation. The matter
VIII I've brought up before the Courts
m dG" time, when the right Of possess
sion will be determined.
TIE RVBY HILL MAIL. = As the
it">toilicc Department only allows s. 4
Ntarln currency for carrying the mail
ifnin Eureka t o Ruby Hill, Mr.. Me
iaughlin. the owner of the stage line,
does not expect wealth from that
soiirrc. To afford him what is even
only lair remuneration, some OF tine
leading men or the Hill intend to col
iert a monthly subscription. Those
"io ircl inclined 10 aid III this meas
ara can leave their names or the
ahiotn, they are disposed to give with
i'f. ~SchulIc, the Postmaster. Mr.. Nc
'-itiSalin is known 10 be Il most ob!i@-
1llS Stage man, and it is Tor the interest
" tAt huby Hill people that he should
.'te4Ne adequate encouragement. For
tAelh 10 lie deprived of Il da;iy mail
'i'W would be Il great %priva:ion in
deed.
lHE FEMPLEroN>.-rhe Templeton
HN Nlilance are pleyins a very sue
't'Ninl engagement al present at Aus
~ gong there from Belmont, where
.i'Ir performances were greeted with
Tue same satisfactory RESULTS. Last
S''i"hS AT The former place The pro-
'F'"s al the entertainment Mere de-
N"tctt To The relief OF the sufferers by
tf' ii.c Hood help. This generous ac-
uNh on the part Of Nr. Tempie;"u and
ut members OF his talented company.
Slttk> iorIhem volumes OF praise. and
men ihcy return next year they Mill
ne warmly welcomed back 10y host, of
HAeliN, who return them sincere
,i'"hkN fer so kindly remembering
'A''A III the hour of sorrow.
NN"rSrED.-J. Kendall wa arrested
Yesterday. by Officer Bell, on a com
l"tsnt OF j. Stanstiell, ON a charge OF
assault and battery. Tho ~unpleaSunt-
- occurred Yesterday afternoon,
n''F the Police Court, in which
.a' complaining witness sought refuge
I'm ms a>sailant. Kendall was,
a3"h'!esS, Ignorant that he Was in 50
noe proximity I % the shrine OF Just
=, a> he followed up the attack with
@iteN IN his hand, and was arrested
is he WAS entering the door. His
- WI take Place 10 day.