Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-16

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sense, greater than that committed by
a man whom he had but a few days
previous sentenced to 4 term of three
years in the State Prison; referring
doubtless to the case of Keves, who
was sen to the penitentiary for that
period for embeZZlement. The de-
PENDANT was not in our when en-
tence was pronounced. being confined
to his bed by sickness, but the Judge
directed the Sheriff to have him placed
in the custody of an officer until he is
able to be removed to Jail. He is said
to be unable to pay the fine, nse-
quently we can perceive no alterna-
tive for him but imprisonment, unless
his friends should raise the money or
the Pardoning Board interfere in his
behalf. While no n questions the
justice Of the sentence, the greatest
sympathy is expressed for the prison.
er's family, who are dependent upon
him for their support.
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
EUREKA ODD FELLOWS BUILDING AS
soCIATIoN.-At the annual meeting Of
the stockholders of this association,
held on last evening, the following
named gentlemen were elected trus-
tees for the ensuing year, viz: VIM.
Arlington w. b. Harrub, Samuel Gold
stone, r. Sadler and w. II. Davenport.
The reports of the several officers
showed the Association to he on a
healthy financial basis. After the adj
journment of the stockholders meet
my the trustees met and organized by
fI., nJnnt ion, IF tIt. fnljlyniY,n r. M =, ~, fnv
the ensuing year, viz: VIM. Arlington,
President ~(re-elec;ed); w. B. Harrub,
Treasurer (re-elected); and w. II. Dav-
export, Secretary (re-elec;ed). The
building belonging to this association
is the finest improvement in this por-
ton of the state, and is a monument
to the energy and enterprise of the.
order which caused it to be- erected.
F~AyoRABLE Observation-Disclosures Me
Donald yesterday showed us so,ne
specinles of likely looking chloride
ore which he discovered in the mount
aims on the other side OF Diamond val
lev, a few miles southeast of the Hay
Ranch. A couple of assays OF the
rock went severally $7S 80 and SS1 %
in silver. which is a pretty good show
ing for surface ore. Mr.. Mcdonald is
of the opinion that there is a big ledge
of the sa,re kind of truck somewhere
in that vicinity, and he is determined
to find it if perseverance, and industry
will accomplish that object. That sec
ton has been but little prospected for
minerals and its bills may contain in
Vulnerable bonanZas which only await
. L.. -, re- t1,-x tHt,.t- fn yiTlI thnif
treasures to the world.
PERsoNAL.-G. w. Cassidy, the SEN
TINEL's senior, with his family, de
parted on this mornings train for San
Francisco. Mrs. Cassidy and the
s.babv" will probably remain on the
sunset side of the Sierras until the last
of the Spring months, but the old man
promises to return to the Base Range
in the course OF a month or six weeks.
w. III. Shaw, superintendent of the
Jackson mine, also left this morning
for a brief business visit to tide-water.
FINED Thirty DoLLARS.-Yester-
day Conrad Hotz appeared before the
Police Court upon charge of assault
and battery upon Wm. Denery, a col
ored citizen, by carroming with his
brogans upon the neither termination
of the spinal vertebra of the aforesaid
moke. Conrad acknowledged the
corn, and after depositing a twenty
and a ten with his Honor, was per-
mitted to depart in peace.
SALOON PRoPERTY.-J. M. 81 j. 5.
Wilton offer for sale at a bargain the
entire fixtures, furniture and stock OF
liquors and cigars Of the El Dorado
saloon, under the Eureka Hotel. They
also offer to rent upon liberal terms
the saloon and bowling alley. This IS
one of the best locations i'll town, and
it offers %asplendid opportunity to any
person desiring to engage in that buSl-
ness.
GEDDEs AND BERTRAND BULLION
Among our San Francisco dispatches
received last night was the following:
"A shipment of Il tons of bullion from
the Geddes q Bertrand mine was re-
ceiyed here Yesterday, and went to the
Selhv Reduction Works. The last lot
Ol DtliltOll Olil thO Sh'i' i'ihct ''"
worked by the Selby process, produced
$3.50 per ton"
CoRRECTIoN.-Mr. Immel informs
us that the item in yesterdays SENTl-
MEL, copied from the Elko Independ-
ent, relative to some forged checks, was
erroneous so far as the statement that
he was loser by the torgeries was con
cerned. He merely sent them TO Elko
for collection, and had not advanced
any money upon hem.
FINED FIVE HUNDRED DoLLARs.-L.
J. Moore, who was indicted for assault
with intent to kill, but convicted only
of simple assault, was Yesterday SEN
fenced in the District Court To pay a
fine of $500, or to be imprisoned In the
County Jail go days. We understand
that he will pay the fine.
LOST OR SToLEN.-The abstract OF
titles of the town of Eureka, with the
assessed value Of the property for the