Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-15
FROM THE BLACK HILLS.

up in the Black Hills country and
writes as follows to a friend in this
place from Cheyenne, under date of
July 9Th: "Four hundred men have
gone into the Hills since my arrival
here. The military do not make any
effort to stop them. 1t is a SURE thing
that gold is to be found there, and
plenty OF it. Yesterday l saw thirty
four ounces that three men had taken
out of their %sluices, which they made
with axes. Another party caIne in for
whip-saws and left for the placers this
morning. There has been a number
of men here, all having more or less
dust, who have returned back to the
gold fields. The army officers here
say that Jenney, the expert, never saw
a soldier pan out a pan of dirt that did
not average frem three to fifteen cents.
They say he is playing in the interest
OF the Indian ring. 1t is too early for
sports to come, gambling being light"
"Dublin" states that he starts for Gus
tar's Park in a short time, where the
placers are, for the purpose of building
a house in tire new camp.
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The IRREPREssIBLE BRANCHING
OuT.-Sweeney is in his glory again.
No pent-up Utica confines his won
drous rustling ambition. He has now
two frst-class stables-having secured
a permanent lease of the Fashion
(Walst's old stand), which he will run
in conjunction with the Dexter estab-
lishment at the other end Of the street.
Under the head of '.New To-davn he
hangs bis banner on the outer walls
and proclaims vociferously about his
horses, carriages, rockaways, stages,
mud-wagons and things, in eloquent
language. Read his advertisement
just once for luck.
RETURNED. - Henry Lorenz, the
father of the little girl who was pro-
%nounced insane a few days ago, returned
yesterday from Woodbridge. lie in
forms US that she became unusually
violent on the way down, and it re-
quired the greatest vigilance TO prevent
her from injuring herself. The physi-
clans at the asylum could not tell
whether they would be able to assist
her. Mr.. Loreuz desires to return
thanks to Sheriff Gilmore, who was
unremitting in his Kindness ia the lit
tie girl throughout the trip.
KING OF Plaintiffs eccentric indi.
vidual male his last appearance on the
streets last night and had a large
crowd around him listening to his
~harrangues and the songs and funny
anecdotes of Pratt, his partner. He
did "a brisk business in the Coucentrat-
al Iat. linz at,I r.Iy.I ta ,,y ii
lar in exchange for a bottle of his great
cure-all. He had a brass band sta
toned at the stand discoursing music
at intervals for the amusement OF the
crowd.
BENEFITS OF ADVERTISING. - AL.
Titus day before yesterday came to
the SENTINEL Office with an adver-
tisement for "a lost check. The notice
appeared in the next issue. and before
. O'Clock in the morning, as AL. was
going from his house to the Richmond
furnace, he noticed "A familiar looking
slip OF paper lying by the side of the
road, and on picking il mp ii proved to
be the lost check. With such con-
elusive evidence, who Will hereafter
question the benefits of advertising?
PLEAD GUILTY.. j. Mcbride, the
King of Pain" who was arrested onl
Tuesday for violating the Quackery
bill, yesterday appeared in the Justice
Court and plead guilty. He MAS fined
$50 and costs of suit. lie promises to
return here next December heeled with
the proper ~sieepskin and practice. He
loft fnr (alIInFIil lf IN Afainnk last
night by private conveyance.
NIMRoDS.-A hunting and fishing
expedition, consisting of Luther Clark,
DIR. Chamblin, Hiram Johnson and
Geo. Cowles (Hokum), left this morn
ing for the Newark range of noun
iains, where they intend to remain
three or tour days. They took with
them half a dozen deImij0bns, which
we presume they expect TO fill with
game and fish.
THE NEcK.TiE SocIABLE.-Though
not as generally attended as was eX-
pected the social last night at Criterion
Hall, for the benefit of Reclamation
Lodge, /. o. G.. T., proved a very en-
joyable affair to all present. The warm
weather kept many away. Dancing
was continued until a late hour.
I ATTENTION, GUARDs.-Members of
the Eureka Guards are notified TO
meet at their armory this Thursday
evening, for the purpose OF eleciing a
captain, as the term of the present in
cumbent of hat position expires IN a
few days. A full attendance is ex-
pected.
PACK TRAIN o SALE.-Mr. II
nett gives notice through a new adver'
tisement in to-day's SENTINEL that he
has certain pack animals which he will
offer for sale at the Mammoth Corral
on Sunday next.
/. o. o. F.-Eureka Dodge, No. %,
will hold its regular weekly meeting
this evening. All members in good