Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-25
THE WAR CLAIMS.

Lieutenant Governor Adams has
nearly completed his business as Com
missioner on War Claims in this Sec
ton and will be ready to leave for
Hamilton on to-morrow's stage. All
persons having claims against the State
will be careful to present them to Gov
ernor Adams, at Mr.. Laspeyre's law
| office, before 3 o'clock to-day, as the
vouchers given by him will undoubt-
eddy be allowed by the next Legisla-
ture without any question, while claims
presented hereafter, which nave not
been submitted to him, will have to be
proven at Carson, which Will entail
upon tho holders considerable trouble
and expense. Sufficient notice has
been given, and those who neglect 10
present their accounts a blame
themselves for any difficulty which
they may experience in consequence.
Governor Adams has attended 10 his
duties faithfully, aud while he has
carefully scrutinized every account in
The interest OF the State, to guard
against any unjust claims being wrung
in, he has evinced a disposition to deal
literally with those whose claims are
well founded. Governor Bradley
acted wisely i'm commissioning Mr..
Adams To attend to this business while
the thing was fresh and the evidence
easily procured, and the State will un-
doubleday save a considerable sum
from his wisdom and forethought.
The expense of the command from
here viii not moun to rs large a sum
as was expected, or as, perhaps, 1t
would have been but for the prompt
action upon the part of the Governor.
EUREKA Conan official letter,
written under date OF the 18th instant,
says: eighth level Lawton-Have
started cross-cut running east from
main drift and made 25 feet, with the
ground looking favorable. The raise
from the sth to the It'll level Is con-
nected, giving us good air and better
| ore. Seventh level-Ore body contin-
ues to hold out we'll. Sixth level
There is no change in the winze. We
are still sinking aud hope to strike ore
soon. Windsail and Champion show
"A slight improvement from last week.
The ore bodies hold out we'll. Bell
shaft-Tunnel in 200 feet, III hard lime.
HELD TO BAIL.-Sam Hollis, who
did the shooting in the Palace Saloon
a week ago last night, when Chris.
Molitista and Dan. Morgan were shot,
was yesterday taken before Justice
Beatty, who held the defendant to APP
pear for examination on the 18th prox.,
in the sum OF $1,000. The requisite
bond was filed with John Bradley and
Hank Knight rs sureties, and Hollis
was released from custody.
THEIR CoNDITIoN.-Chris. Molitisti
continues to improve daily, and un
less some unforeseen change takes place
will doubtless recover. Uncle Dan
Morgan's hand Is healing, but he j
suffering from rheumatic pain in thu
shoulder, caused probably by tn
wound he received.
ACCEPTED.-This item is from tn
Reno Journal: ave notice that Rev
E. C. Arnold, late pastor of the NJ. L
Church, of Reno, has accepted worl
in the California Conference, now Ii
session in San Francisco. He was roc
Commended and will take an appoint
ment this year"
GRADERs.-The graders on the Flu
reka and Palisade Railroad are nov
within fourteen miles of town. Thi
- the advance guard, as 1t were, bu
the whole line Is coming on rapibl'
across the valley.
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WOOD Cord wood is selling in Eu
reka at $40 a cord, an advance OF abou
twenty per cent. upon the price at thi
time last year.
IF you want to have your watches and Jew
elry repaired in a workmanlike nnnnc 9
to T. Stelct's jewolfy stort. jy7-tf