Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-07
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we are cre0lDly informed, says the
Carson Tribune. that a secret organiza-
ton called the c. A. e. is in existence
in Carson. AS far as we have been
posted, we can sta.e that it is an anti
Chinese arrangement, and has for
its object ID co operation with the
auti-Chinese immigration movement
now being formed in every town,
village and city of the Pacific
Coast. The place Of meeting of
the new society we are as vet
not advised of, but presume, as soon as
a permanent organization is perfected,
there will be no hesitation among the
members as to giving publicity con-
corning time and place of meeting.
We learn, says the Silrer State, that
quite a number Of men are at work in
the placer mines of Spring Canyon,
nea the Eagle mine, and that all of
them are doing toierably well. Nuggets
weighing as high as half an ounce are
found occasionly. Good prospects
have been found in Cotton Wood Cam
yon between Unionville and Spring
Valley. There is plenty OF water IN
the last named canyon for ground
sluicing for several months in the
spring and summer. From what is
automatically known, the diggings In
this county are ahead OF the Black
Hills in richness.
Last Saturday afternoon George IL.
Mayo, a young man working in the
Rock Island mine, at Virginia City,
was caved OH and instantly killed
while engaged in removing some old
timbers at the 450-fOot level. 1t was
some hours before the body could be
recovered, as it was necessary to put in
new timbers in order to reach the spot
where it lay. Deceased was married
last Christmas.
The prospects of a steady revival in
business in this place, says the Phoebe
Journal of the LIST, is confidently looked
forward to. Duringth present winter
the prevailing appearances seemed
rather dull. In San Francisco money
is more plenty among capitalists and
mine owners, and it may be expected
that many OF the mines remaining un-
touched in this district for so long will
again resume active operations.
The same paper says it was author
lively reported around town yester-
day that orders had been received from
San Francisco for carpenters to proceed
Immediately with the co~vering-in of
the new works of the Meadow Valley
mine, preparatory to the reception of
the new machinery to be soon
shipped from San Francisco, to be put
on this mine.
Annie Rem, a girl at Rose Benia-
minis dance house, in Virginia city,
frenzied by gin and depressed bv dis
appointed .slove," sought to shuttle OFF
her mortal coil on Saturday night by
swallowing laudanum. Tho timely
employment of emetics saved her life.
We heard it reported round the
streets yesterday, says the Phoebe
Record of the Ist. that there had been
a rich strike made on the eighth level
Of the Raymond & Ely mine. The re-
port seems to be reliable.
The tenants OF the Elko County Jail
are being made to earn their grub by
digging a draining ditch.
Tramps constitute one Of the nui-
sances with which people in the vicin-
ity of Reno are afflicted.
Reno is we'll fixed. 1t has two news
papers, and the Journal announces
that a faro bank has started there, with
favorable indications for two more.
An assessment of one dollar per
share has been levied on the capital
stock of the Leopard Company.
Burglars are operating extensively
Dayton and Silver City.