Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-15
c INTELLIGENCE.
OUR ARMY.


OUR ARMY.
We yesterday received the following
telegram from our special war corre-
spondent:
CLEAyLANp's RANCH, Sept. Is.
Via CHERRY CREEK, Sept. IA.
ED. SENTINEL We arrived here last
Friday and at the request OF the citi-
zens OF the valley we shall remain here
until the arrival of the United States
O We will probably start home
Tomorrow Tuesday - unless some
thing new transpires.
After all, there Is no fighting TO do,
a fact which the boys were much dis
appointed to learn. All hands have
endured the fatigue incident to the
march extremely well. The command
will probably reach Eureka by the last
of the week. HERRIcK.
And so our Eureka boys having
bursted the crust of the unpleasant.
ness, having in fact severed the back
bone aud crushed out the last vestige
of disorder and rebellion on the ana
conda theory advocated by General
Mcclellan during our late civil strife,
will now bend their steps homeward.
1t is but Justice to say that This COM
mand marched forward in good faith,
not knowing that the "waro had been
declared a hoax until the very heart of
"the Indian country" had been pierced.
We look for them to put in all appear
ance ut home about Friday or Satur-
day.
THE FAIR.-The Catholic Fair was
in full blast again last night, and not
w~ithstanding the dampness Of the
evening the attendance was quite
large, visitors dropping in for a time
and then giving way for new corners.
Thus far the undertaking has been
even more successful than the most
sanguine could have anticipated.
Without attempting at all to enter into
details, it may be stated in general
terms that the attractions of this fair
are those usually found at all church
fairs: fancy tables Tor rather tables
at which fancy articles as offered tor
sale(. punch bowls, fishing ponds, RAT
ies, lemonade. music. dancing. etc. are
the inducements for Obtaining the
needed coin. Visitors are we'll looked
after and entertained, usually going
AWAY Wtfi PttStbu. Lit Idlf VIII DC
continued tonight, when a larger
crowd than ever may be looked for.
STRUCK Ir.-"A few months since
James Liddle left Carson for Eastern
Nevada in quest of mines. Fol a time
he wal unsuccessful, but at last came
across some groupings that indi-
Gated that u ledge was near at hand,
he at once went to work prospecting
the mine, and soon discovered, as he
cohslaers, a rich galens ledge. Mr..
Liddle gathered up q few SAMPLES of
ore, brought them to Carson and had
them Assayed at the Carson Mint, with
he following result: Silver, Sl01 80:
gold. 80 OF; total value per ton, Sl07 so.
Liddle Is jubilant over his discovery,
and will at once proceed to the scene of
his mine and develop it thoroughly"
so runs an item In the Carson Tribune.
But why didn't you tell us In what
part OF the "Great Fest" MIR. Liddle
struck 1t so rich? Those assays look a
little like Eureka ores.
100 MUCH KELLER MoTER.-We
observed yesterday down street a
couple OF individuals resembling grass.
hopper sufferers, who evidently had
taken In more Keller m otter than thew
could we'll stagger under. They had
been friends. but In the peculiar blight
IN which they found themselves. a
Misunderstanding was the easiest
thing Imaginable. AT all events. thew
managed to fall out, and straightway
cacn became enthusiastic to batter the
osuer. Drawing Themselves up In line
OF battle both took steady aim. and
then followed q grand charge. but no
collision. Both In fact sweryed from a
true line, and the upshot of the whole
business was the landing of n Of the
giadiato-s heels over Head in the hiv
ditch. No damage, no cards and no
arrests. -
GOING TO MINERAL HrLL.-rorr,v
Assessor Powell. accompanied by
Counselor Laspeyre, leave TODAY for q
brief visit to Mineral Hill and Bro
phys Warm Springs beyond. They
expect to get back in three or four
days.
SHUT DowN-The Atlas furnace has
been shut down temporarily. We I'M
aerstand that the suspension will not
% OF long duration, though we do not
Know anything of the cause or causes
operating to bring about the stoppage.
FROM WHITE RIvER..-Mrs. j. r.
wilmington arrived in town yesterday,
from White River. Jack Gilmer, pro-
prletor Of the Phoebe stage line, also
came oyer from Hamilton yesterday.
FROM THE BAY.-Captain Ringold,
superintendent of the Silver West, we
hotlce Is back from the Bay. He has
oeen absent several weeks.