Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-13

east and west Of the Eberhardt road,
| but without finding any trace 81 him.
Indians ha We been employed to search
| for him, but they have also been UNI
successful. 1t is probable that ha he
came slightly crazed from the effects of
liquor, and wandered oil and died from
hunger and exposure, and possibly
| that he has met with foul play. The
latter suppOsiti0n has led some citizens
| OH Treasure Hill To ask the Board OF
| County Com missioners to offer u re
ward, which they have done to the
amount of $500.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT. - Mrs.
| Robinson, who WAS one Of the mem
bors of the Amy Stone Continuation
| Troupe during their late engagement
here, has left the company, aud will
return to San Francisco, where her
| children reside. She is not Over bur-
dened with this worlds good, and a
number Of gentlemen, members Of the
Philomathean Society and Dramatic
| Club, have rendered her a benefit, 10
come oil At BigeIow's Hall next Satur
,iav night. Mrs. Robinson is an actress
of inors than ordinary merit, and ere
ated n ias 0rable Impression among our
tiieater- goers, who will doubtless
rvinre their appreciation If her ability
Ivy coinplinienting her with = crowded
house.
AN OLD LANDMARK GoNE.-The
flag pole at the intersection OF Clark
and Main streets was cut down last
evening, to give place to the centennial
mast which Is ex pested to arrive to-day
from California. The members or tn.
Eureka Hook and Ladder Company
took charge Of the old staff and will
erect 1t In front of their house oil
| Spring street. = o that tho weather
beaten relic of Eurekn's early days will
not he lost sight Of, but in its new
position have the stars and stripes
floating yaily from its TIP On our cen
teunial Fourth of July.
POLICE CoURr.-John Robinson and
j. A. Edwards, the two bellIgerent in
dividuals who were arrested last Satur-
lay for fighting in the Tiger Saloon,
were brought into the Police Court
Yesterday morning. The former plead
| guilty 10 a charge Of disturbing the
J,eace and was fined $50 or - days In
he County Jail. lie chose the jug.
Edwards plead not guilty To a similar
charge, but n jury of his cOnntryinen
concluded that he WAS i~nistak-n; ron
sequently, IL brought in a verdict OF
conviction. He will receive his reward
of merit to-day.
PANCAKE Coal MINE.-H. X. Mitch.
ell was in from the Pancake coal mine
last SUNDAY. He saws that work l.
progressing satisfactorily at the works;
that the coal cokes finely and the gen
raj prospects of the mine are favor
able. There il considerable wafer com
ing into The works. but no serious q
hle il aniicipa' ed from that cau~e.asthe
machinery will 10 amply sufficient tn
keep II clear. Mr.. Mitchell returned To
the mine yesterday morning.
A FINANCIAL VISIT. -Messrs. Levin,
Chase and Simms ,ofthe Fourth OfJuly
, Financial COMMITTEES, for the second
preclnct, will call upon the citizens Ia
day TO receive contribu ions for the
celebration OF the Fourth of July. We
hope every patriotic citizen will re
spond Ia the call aud do all in his pow
err tn make our Centennial anniversary
a glorious success. Have your trade
dollars ready when the boys COME
round.
INFORMATION WANrED.-The GOLD
Hill News says: A little over two
years ago q young man named Frank
MAddrn, y PRIMER by trade, WAS II
Virginia City. From there he went Il
st. Louis, since which time all trace o
him has leen lost. Any n knowing
of his whereabouts will relieve tn
anxiety Ut his parents and friends by
communicating with NJ. j. McCutch
on, Virginia City.
ARRIVED IN AUsTIN.-We received
yesterday afternoon q dispatch from
Hank knight, announcing that tn
Amy Stone Combination Troupe hat
arrived safe In Austin at 2:3O o'clocl
p. NJ. Considering the load, and tn
fact that the same team was used nj
the way through the trip WAS made II
remarkably good time.
WHITE PINE BULLIoN.-Twenty
four bars Of bullion. valued at s33,05s
from the Eherharit and Aurora min
in White Pine, passed through her
last Sunday for a Franci>co
HORSE FoR SALE.-A fine horse !
tor sale cheap, II applied for a
Sweeney's stable bef0re Tomorrow
morning. See advertisement.
CALL ANT GET IRA letter, directe
to w. T. Jeffrys, has been left at tn
: clearinghouse of d. B. Immel & Co
=. where he IL requested to call and get I