Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-01
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AhOto aTo elIcouys ways LILO T'NtcJ
prise. many more workingmen in this
town than Tan ind work. All of our
benevolent sOcietiex are taxed to their
utmost to afford assistance to men who
have arrived here wi;hou, money. 1t
appears hat in all the own OF Cali
fornia, and in Utah, Montana and other
places to the eastward, men who are in
search of employment OF any kind are
told to come to this city. They every
where say: go TO Virginia City, Ne
vada; there you will find work. In
Virginia City there is work for men Of
every trade" This sends to us crowds
Of men who are doomed I disappoint.
mont. The majority of them land here
penniless or with but q few dollars in
their pockets. Few, if any, find work
and all are destitute in q few days,
when they are Obliged to apply to sumo
one Of our benevolent sOcities for as
~sistxnce. At present there is no more
work here of any kind than can lie
done by u " people. Let no more
working men in any place he per-
suaded into cunning here. But a GER
tain number Of men can be worked in
the mines along the Constock lode and
In towns thereof, and many more are
now here than are required.
Mondays Winnsmucca Register says
that on saturday night last about ten
o'clock, AS tho east-bound freight train
approached the depot at this place, a
man named Hilman Schmidt was run
over, dragged xome two hundred
yards and horribly mangled, almost
severing his limbs from his body and
| injuring his head. Conductor Davi.
hau ri thn Ortao IF ha mi ,r an .,a.,
and a. soon IN the train was stopped
he Immediately pulled him from under
the CARS, still alive, but he expired in n
few minutes. 1t is supposed that he
was stealing his way over the road, and
WAS secreted on the brake block; and
when the train was about to ON To a
stop he attempted to get from his posi-.
ton and uet his death in the manner
described. On his person Was found =
small sum of money, several letters
from his wife, who resides 1t st. Paul.
Minnesota, some jewelry and postal
cards.
j. NJ. Scanland, who will be favor
ably remembered as connected Mt one
time with the carson Appeal as a com
positor and Legislative reporter. sends
the Appeal a copy of tha Washington
Chronicle OF February 10, which cnn
tains the following: Hon. Jas. Craw-
ford, Superintendent OF the mint at
Carson, Nevada, in OIL an official visit to
this city, and Is the guest Of the Owen
House. MI. Crawford is a native Of
Kentucky, and crossed the plains with
an OK team in 1852. On the site now
occupied ~ a mint building in Carson
ne and four others killed 4 bear and
scalped an Indian on the 18th day OF
February, 1852, aud he did not think
then Il was . good location for q mint
lie Is an accomplished officer, q gay
bachelor In the prime Of life, and every
inch . mar.
Yesterday morning. says tho PHOEBE
Journal Of the 10Th, Idaho Bill WAS re-
moved from his apartments In the
County Jail to Salt Lake City, on . re.
QUESTION from the Governor OF that
Territory, or a charge Of robbing the
United States mails. It will be recol-
lscted that this notorious character Was
arrested in this place about three
weeks since for robbing \ Ash peddlar
rear Desert Station, but in consequence
OF the party robbed not making an ap-
pearsncs he was transmitted back to
Utah, where no will have an exainina.
zion.
Day before yesterday, says Sundays
Enterprise. there we're put up vt the
Consolidated Virginia four large boxes
of specimens Of ore. from that mine
and tho California to be forwarded tn
the Centennial. The specimens wers