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

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scriptiOns for the SENTINEL and collect for
the same In this town. All persons in Eu-
feka owing for subscriptions will make
payment to him.
KICKING AGAINST THE PRICKs.
]. q. Powell, our County Assessor,
will leave for Mineral Hill and Pine
Valley early next week for the pur-
pose Of assessing the property in that
section. The authorities in Elko u
ty have notified the owners of the
Narrow-Ga Gauge Railroad that Their
property will he assessed by Elko,
and we are informed that an injunc-
ton will be served upon Mr.. Powell to
restrain him from discharging his Off
cia duties in the territory acquired by
Eureka from Elko at the last session
of the Legislature. The result of this
little piece of spite work upon the part
Of the sore. headed officials of Elko
will be-some little trouble and annoy
ance to Eureka, ss much or more to
Elko and the final payment of the
costs Of litigation from the treasury OF
that county. We are confident that
this is all that the movers in this mat
ter expect; for if we are correctly in
formed in regard to the points upon
which they pretend to base their
Claims upon the coded territory, they
are too flimsy and ridiculous to entitle
them to a moments serious considera-
ton in any District Court in the State.
Our Commissioners will doubtless
q lopt measures for the speedy ternlina-
ton Of this piece of mingled non
sense and meanness; and if in the
meantime any %inhabitant Of the ac-
Quired territory is silly enough to pay
his personal property a to the Asses
sor Of Elko county, he deserves to
lose his money, as he certainly will, I'M
less refunded to him by that officer;
for, except death, there is nothing
more certain than that the taxes upon
property situated in Mineral Hill and
Pine Valley will he assessed and col
l,cted by the officers of Eureka county
TN EO.
A correspondent at Tybo sends us
the following summary OF news from
that ssdistrict: "A fine body of rich,
srgentiferous galena ore has been
struck in tunnel No. 2 OF the Typo
Consolidated Company. The main
shaft is sinking rapidly and the hoist
ing works will soon be in operations
the machinery and timbers being a.
ready ON tho ground. A tunnel wi !
shortly be commenced, which will con-
meet the main shaft with the lower
levels. The tunnel, when completed,
will he about $50 feet in length, and
upon it's completion the ore from all
the levels will be brought to the sur
face by the hosting works at the main
shaft. The furnace, after making its
longest run, has been shut down for
repairs. There is about $4,000 worth
OF bullion lying here awaiting ship
ment. The material for the mill is
mostly here, the remaining portion be-
ing on the road and will shortly ar
rive, when the construction Of the mill
will be promptly commenced. 1t is
timated that one hundred stamps will
be necessary to work the milling ore
that will be produced in this canyon,
and it is probable that at least that
number will be in operation before
next Winter. Our town is steadily
improving. Wells, Fargo q Co., have
Established an Office here. The Wilton
Troupe has been performing here to
good houses, and will close a series of
entertainments W q social dance.
Things look promising in Reveille
district. Quite a large lumber OF men
are employed in the .hines there; q
goodly quantity Of exceedingly rich
ore is being extracted and the ten
stamp mill is kept steadily running.
T. j. Bell q Co., have established a
line OF stages between that place and
Typo, connecting with the Eureka and
Belmont lines"
THE LICK EsTATE.-Our San Fran
cisco dispatches state that the terms of
settlement between James Lick and