Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-18
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preme Court, also declines to run.
s~chool.house Burned.
UKIAH, CAL, July II.
The Ukiah institute. the only public
schuol-house in Ukiah City, took fire
burning. Its destruction is entire end
complete. The building cost Sl2, 900.
The fire is the handiwOrk of an incen-
diary. Great excitement prevails.
A Mormon witness Captured.
BEAVER, Utah, July Is.
Deputy Marshal Jerome Cross ar
rived here this evening with P. X.
Smith in charge. Cross has been after
him since June 25th. He found him
in San Bernardino county, Cal. When
found Smith was willing to come and
give his testimony.
Another Big suit Against the Ray.
mond & ~Ely-some Particulars
!, from h Prisoner at Beaver.
PIoCHE, July 27.
The Phoebe West Extension Mining
Company commenced suit in the Dis
trict Court, yesterday, against the
Raymond 4 Ely Mining Company for
the possession Of the entire Raymond
Il Ely mine. The attorneys for the
plaintiff are C.. j. Hillyer and A. B.
Hunt. The names OF the attorneys for
the defendant have not yet trans-
pired.
Following is an extract from a Bea-
yer, Utah letter in this mornings
Record: "Amasa Lyman, originally
one of the Twelve, but 10Y an apos-
tate and leader of a new branch of
spiritualists and renegade Mormons in
Salt Lake City, is now in Beaver aid
Jug the prosecuting attorneys to ex-
pose those guilty of participating in
the slaughter at Mountain Meadows.
His appearance here has created no
little excitement in this community.
What the result of his visit will be is
altogether conjecture, bn' it il generally
believed he will unea n may fact.
that have long been dormant. 1t is
believed that many of those who acte 4
under a mistaken idea OF duty at the
time of the tragedy and aided in carry
ing out the orders Of those in author
ity will now, under the advice of Ly.
make "a full confession OF what
they know of the affair, laying the re-
sponsibility properly where it belongs.
Bill Hickman, of numerous notoriety,
is here also, giving aid to the prosecu.
ton and comfort TO the wayering Wit
nesses. Col. VIM. III. Dame is now
confined at Fort Cameron. He is in
fine health and very much pleased at
the near approach of his trial. lie IS
apparently certain of an acquitial.
John ID. Lee j. in fair heal Ia. His
wives and children are here giving all
the aid they can to the counsel to pre-
pare for the trial, but, aside from his
family, has no aid, comfort or support
from any of the Latter Day Saints in
Utah. 1t seems that he is deserted by
all but his family and his attorneys"
The Phoebe West and Raymond Il
Ely suit, above mentioned, involves
the validity of what is known AS the
Panaca title.
Miuin. News. Etc.
ELKo, New, July IL.
The weather is pleasant with ram
strongly threatened.
The Young American Company,
finding their ore contains so much silver
in addition TO the gold, are o putt ng
in pans nramalgamaiing. They have
Just sent down another 81, 900 bricx.
The Blue Jacket Company, at Bull
RIM, is putting ny Bruckner ROSTERS.
The Mardis Company, at Island
Mountain, has purchased a ten-stanip
mill to put up on its property.
The last Stage from Cornucopia came
through in less than eight hours, .and
Woodruff IL Ennor, next week, viii
run a daily instead OF a tri-weckly
stage.
Forty-nine hundred dollars arrived
from the Leopard mine to-day. The
first installment of their 20 stamp mill
has already arrived on the ground and
the grading for the foundation is being
actively pushed.
The Lee Matter.
BEAVER, Utah, July II.
More Witnesses are being sub
poelaed, as it is undecided whether
they will accept Lees statement, which
is now completed, thinking he will not
tell the whoietruth. If he does not, he
will lie put on trial Monday.