Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-20

Early Monday morning four young
hoodlums broke into the Storehouse OF
Naracovich Il Noble, on the north
west corner of C. and Mill streets,
in Virginia City, and were pre-.
pairing to make OIL with a lot of arti-
cles when they were discovered by
one OF the proprietors. They effected
an entrance by prying Oft the Stats
nailed across the front window. They
then opened the iron doors in the rear.
and had filled two large baskets with
oranges and oysters when they We're
detected. Two of them were caught
and the others made their escape. 1t
was the first intention to give the cul-
prits to the police, but they were after
ward released on ccount of their
youth. The proprieto-s OF the store,
however, give warning to parents that
if their boys attempt to repeat their
depredations they will be delivered up
to the authorities.
There has been filed in the Fifteenth
District Court in San Francisco a com
plant against the Bullion Mining
Company, by the 42O Mining Coinpa-
ny, of Virginia, to compel a convey
ance by the former company of the
north 400 feet of its ground. The
complaint alleges that in 1859 the orig
inal locators of the ground now known
as the Bullion Company'S claim.
agreed to segreyate, and did segregate
their interests, the grantOr> of the
plaintiff taking the 400 feet next to the
Chollar-Potosi and the grantors of the
Bullion Company taking the south end
OF the claim.
TI,a o1r W, De-, ,;,o N;,u IL.
trict is very favorable. The furnace
now working the refractory ores of the
Consolidated Poe is considered beyond
a doubt a success. The furnace is be-
ing worked under the immediate SUI
pervi>ion of Mr.. O'IIara, the inventor.
and works smooth and clear: the ore
works itself free of all sulphur, anti
mony, lead and zinc; after gong
through the roasting process it is
placed in cars. where the leeclling
process is applied, to free it from cop
per. This furnace is working at the
rate Of fifteen tons per day.
T. w. lie Gren's bakery, at
Winnemucca, was pillaged last
Sunday night. Some person or per-
son broke i'll and stole all the cakes.
pies, d%oughnuts. etc, in the establish
ment Probably the thieves expected
10 find money, as it seems scarcely
creditable that anybody would run the
risk OF being shot at or sent t o State
Prison for what booty they found in
the bakery.
The ho'elS at Tahoe City and other
points on the lake are now opened and
IA large number of visitors are daily
arriving. The >teainer Governor Stan
ford Is making trips around the lake
daily, connecting with STAGES from
Truckee and for Carson. The steam
erS Truckee and Governor BlaSdel
are also running regularly.
The Virginia and Truckee Railroad
Company have the road now laid with
steel rails to q point within a short dis
lance of the Merrimac switch. They
have enough rails on hand to lay the
track to the Brunswick mill, and a.
soon as the balance of the new rails
that have been ordered arrive they
will be laid down to Carson City.
Last Saturday evening. about :
o'clock, as John Hanson was coming
up Taylor street. between G and +
street, Virginia, he fell, the sidewalk
being covered with snow at the time,
sustaining a di>location OF the large
bone of the left leg at the ankle joint.
and a fracture of the small bone two
inches above the ankle joint.
Fred. PolleX. who fell down the
Overman shaft. in Virginia last
Wednesday night. a distance Of fifty
feet. sustaining very severe bruises on
his left side, is doing as we'll as could
tie expected. 1t will be il lon. time be-
fore he will be able to be about again,
however.
Notices are posted up at the the en-
trance of gambling saloons IN Virginia
city notifying young men under y
years of age that they are moi allowed
inside.
About six hundred emicrants passed
Winnemucca last Sunday. They ar
rived on separate trains, which We're
consolidated there, making fifteen cars
in all.
There is a case of varioloid al Van
Sickle's ranch, near Genoa.