Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-01
III

There is a fair promise hat the
mines at the town OF Aurora, Esiner-
aida county, are shortly to be resusci
tated, or, in other words, b a work
will I've resumed on some Of the most
promising ones, and that that once
thriving business own will again be-
come a busy point. q
The distance from Sioux City
to the Black Hills mines, is aid to be
700 miles, and from Cheyenne, on the
Central Pacific Railroad, 1876 miles.
The business men of Cheyenne have
made arrangements to transport pas
sengers to the Black Hills mines for
$l2, and freight at the rate OF So pei
hundred pounds. cteSf #nr s.
The grounds of the new State Prison
at Reno are to be fenced in and trees
planted, which is probably about all
the work that will be done for the
next two years, the Legislature having
failed to make an appropriation for
the prosecution Of the work.
The stock of the Golden Fleece mine
Peavine, is to be put on the a Fran
cisco Stock Board.
The Virginia and Gold Hill Wate
Company intends laying another pipe
across Washoe valley. It's size is ten
inches in diameter, and it will be OF
iron, lap welded. 1t has been ordered
from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
The boys in Grass Valley, Cal, cut
and otherwise injured the ornamental
trees in the cemetery. The limbs OF
The trees so cut should be used as fuei
to warm the set-down places of the
young hoodlums.
The gas works in Carson City are
completed. and Nevada's capital will
soon be lighted with bi~ -carbonated
hydrogen. 8Jl4 tftt tT
Sarah Winnemucca, the Piute prin
cess, was arrested a short time a-o "a
Winnemucca and taken before y JUS
tice of the Peace upon a charge of a.
sault with intent to iniiict great bodily
injury upon the person of n of he
female subjects. Last Saturday, how
ever, the charge was dismissed upon
motion of the District Attorney. Upon
being released the princess was enthu
siastically received by her subjects,
male and female, a large number OF
whom awaited the result Of the exam
inatiOn outside the COURTROOM. Naches
delivered a long address to the dusky
assemblage; after which Sarah deliv
cred what was taken for granted As an
appropriate address, at the close ol
which the bucks and squaws scattered
to hunt for chemuck-vulgarly called
grub. ,q T 4raw o9.
ern Nevada TO collect specimens for the
Centennial. "
Sutro passed Winnemucca last Sat
urday on. his way to Virginia City.
The report that Anna Dickinson was
engaged to travel with a circus com
pany is contradicted. We never did be.
lieve it.
Last Sunday a musician named Spei
ser attempted suicide In Virginia City
by cutting the arteries OF the left arm.
He was suffering under an attack of
delirium tre,nens at the time. He los.
a large quantity OF blood but will prob
ably recover. vftN n0 1s
The fellow who was recently arrest
ed for robbing the International Hotel.
in Virginia, turns out to he a noted
thief named Larkin, alias Morton, ALA
Thomas the Greek. He is a gradua.
of San San Quentin, having been sen
there eve years ago for robbing the
rooms in the Occidental Hotel, Sar
Francisco.
Freight teams are beginning to star
out to Belmont from Wadsworth.f
A little Indian child, while playin-
about the Hale Il NOrcross works,a'
Virginia, last Monday, was accidental
ly struck by a heavy stick Of timber
which inflated probably fatal injuries
judy Rising, OF virginii, is unable
to hold court an account OF int1ainina
ton OF the eyes.
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