Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-03

EUREKA CONsoLIDATED.-The build
ing over the Bell shaft is being re-
moved to the I.awton shaft, and the
machinery will also be removed as
soon as some castings, reels, etc., which
have been ordered in San Francisco,
arrive. There will he some important
improvements made in the machin-
cry before it is re-erected. 1t is ex-
pected that the removal will be made
and the new works in complete run
ming order by the first proximo. The
IawtOn shaft has been sunk to the
ninth level, and a drift is being run for
the ore body, which it is expected to
tap in nine or ten days. The ore
being taken out is of a higher grade
than that which has heretofore been
extracted, and the prospects of the
mine appear most favorable. Super
intendent Donnelly is conducting the
work systematically and economically,
working no more me than can he
employed TO advantage. Since he as
sumed the management of affairs he
has reduced the working force nearly
one-half. About l20 men are now en-
ployed at the mine and 30 at the fur
mace. At the mine about half the force
is engaged running wines, drifts and
doing other prospecting work. From
60 to 80 tons of ore are hoisted daily,
which is sufficient to keep the single
furnace running, but if more we're re.
quired it could doubtless be easily OBJ
tanned by the employment of more
hands.
WRIT OF C~ERTIoRARI GRANTED
A dispatch was received here yester-
day from Carson announcing that the
Supreme Court had granted a writ of
certi0rdri In the case of NJ. Borowsky.
Thi, means that the proceedings of the
District Court in the case will be sent
up, and if in the judgment of the Su-
preme Court Judge Cole has exceeded
his jurisdiction, either a new trial will
be ordered or the prisoner set It Iiber-
ty, as the circumstances, in the judy
.nent of the Court, shall seem to war
rant. We believe that the principal
points relied upon by the defense o n
sist in the fact that the case was tried
by only eleven ju,yinen. This was
agreed to by defendants counsel, but
it is now claimed that the prisoner
could not waive his right to a full
panel. The other point is that the Of
tense does not come within the provis- |
sions of the statutes, inaamuch as
there Is no penalty provided. Whether
these points are sufficiently tenable to
insure a reversion OF judgment or a
new trial, are the questions 10 be de-
cided by the Supreme Court.
EXHIBITION SUNDAY NIGHT. A
grand athletic exhibition will be given
next Sunday evening, at Bigelow's
Hall, consisting OF wrestling, Indian
club exercise, sparring, heavy dumb
bell lifting, etc.; in addition TO which
there Will be a variety of songs and
dances. constituting altogether a most
attractive entertainment.
P~oGoNIPPEgs ABRoAp.-Sam. Wood
in, Dan. Morris, IL. a. Thomas and
John Molitor arrived in town
yesterday afternoon from liam
ilton. They came over in a CUT
ter and report the sleighing frst-rate
all the way until within a mile and a
halt OF Eureka.
Down AGAIN.-Judge Cole is again
confined to his bed from typhoid fever.
He held court last Saturday in the
Courthouse before he bad entirely re-
covered from his recent attack. He
took a severe cold, which was doubt
less the cause of the relapse.
DELINQUENT NoTICE.-We publish
to day the delinquent assessment notice
of the Silver West Consolidated Mining
Company. February 18th, at / p. NJ,
is the time announced for the sale of
the unpaid stock.
FUNERAL. - The funeral of Mrs.
Hinckley will take place to-day at pa
O'Clock from the Presbyterian Church
Friends and cquaintances of the fam
lily are invited to attend.
CARD OF T~HANKs.-I desire, through
the SENTINEL, to express my heartfelt
thanks to the kind friends who so
beautifully supplied st. James rec
tory with provisions and other arti-
cles on Monday evening last; and /
earnestly hope that l may labor
to deserve all the Kindness of these de-
voted friends.
G. II. MARSHALL,
Rector of st. Jam es' Church.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Arrrxrlox. Hoogs-There will bo m meet-