Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-17

Ella Wright. 1t is reported that Budd
Doble proposes to trot The Queen of the
Turf against her best time, the induce
m~nt being a purse of $50, 900, to be
forfeited ii the time is not better than
the record.
This evening entries will close tor
the races of the Bay District Fair Asso.
citation, free to ali. The meeting begins
on Tuesday. Much interest centers on
the contest for the San Francisco cup,
single dash of "a miles. Springbook,
Grinstead and Idlew:ld are entered and
possibly Katie Pease and Chance will
run.
Driven Off by Indians.
PORTLAND. Or, Oct. Is.
News from Walla Walla has just
been received that the men working on
the Nevada and Northern Telegraph
extension, as also the men working on
Meacham Creek road we're driven
away yesterday by the Umatilla In
dians, who threatend if they went on
with their work they would kill them.
The men, with their agons horses
and tools, came into Weston last night
at 10 O'Clock.
The Temecula War.
SAN DIEGO, Oct. 10.
The Worlds special correspondence
from Temecula SAYS the most perfect
quiet reigns in that country, and the
Indians are peaceably disposed. In y
few days a delegation of them will
visit this city for the purpose of circu-
lating a petition in which they ask the
Government to- allow them lands in the
1, n N rs - n tl,a cpt,pfrv Svhnro THAI
can live ~peaceably and undiSturbed by
the white man. They desire a small
tract set apart for each man to culti-
vate or raise stock. They prefer their
former ranch Mt Pala. Olegario is now
in Los Angeles with a similar petition.
1t is said the Indians laugh heartily at
| the people for surprising they want To
fight. All they ask is land enough to
live on. They will live in obedience to
the laws.
The wOOdvilIe ImbrOgliO - Open.
ing Of the Palace Hotel -
The story Of NJ Indian Chief.
SAN Francisco, Oct. l6.
Delos Lake and other we'll known
attorneys have been retained as coun
sci by the Wo0dville Stockholders To
conduct their fight against tbe:manage-
ment of the mine. Counsel has also
been secured in Virginia City To assist
Mr.. Lake. The pros cution of the case
will be pushed forward vigorously
Subscriptions to the expense account
are coming In rapidly.
The Palace Hotel was formally
opened to the public this evening and
1t is now thronged with sigh seers.
A dispatch from Los Angeles reports
an interview with OiegArio. chief OF the
Pala OF Temecula Indians, recently re-
ported in revolt in San Diego. He
seems to he a man of intelligence, a.
are others of the tribe with him. He
says they have occupied the lands
from which they were recently elected
for centuries; have been converted Ia
tillers of the soil for generations; have
been dispossessed by the SHERIFF. on the
claim OF a holder of a United States
patent; forced to leave their houses,
crops and fenced fields and become
homeless v~agabonds without the
means of livelihood. Their women
and children are now in \ starving
condition, and they have come d
see if the Government can not helI
them. They have never received any
blankets or a%nnuities, but have lived
nv their own labor. They have n o In
tention of revolving. but the white mer
of San Diego county have given on
the impression to prevent the public
from sympathizing with them while
being robbers of their homes.