Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-22

ter than repOTteu IdsI "eeh, Win FAVOR
able indications for finding ore in the
seventh and eighth levels, running gu
from the Lawton shaft, and also in the
raise from the fourth level OF the Wind
sail, the ground generally showing
GOOD indications tor ore. The yield oil
ore during the week has been good, ac-
cumulating some 200 hundred tons at
the furnaces. We are taking down a
portion of the building over the Bell
shaft and taking apart the machinery
preparatory to removing and placing
the same over the Lawton shaft. The
following embraces the dead work done
since last report: Lawton ninth level,
10 feet; Lawton eighth level, drift run
ming west continued "A feet; LAYTON
seventh level, drift west continued II
feet; Ward and second level Wine run
down Al feet. Sentinel drift continues
about the same. The DRIFT is now in
rs feet, eight feet having been added
during the past week. We are still
running but one furnace, with about
the same daily yield of bullion.
STILL AT LARGE. - Tyler, Moore
and Glover, the three prisoners who
escaped from the County Jail on
Thursday night, are still at large.
Sheriff Gilmore and other officers are
using every effort to rccapture them,
and it il expected that the trio will
socn be back in their old quarters with
a term OF Estate Prison" awaiting
them. II is said that Moore has had
the necessary tools to effect an escape
for some time past, and had he been
found guilty as indicted by the last
grand jury he intended to go to some
place other thar the State Prison. 1t
seems more than probable that he So
cured the horse and saddle missing the
night of his escape from McKernan's
stable, and not Tyler, as at first
thought.
How TO GET TO II CENTENNIAL
An exchange says: I'VE advise our
friends who are contemplating a trip
to the Centennial, but who are doubt
full rs TO whether they can afford to in
cur the expense, to commence putting
"A few dollars in The bank, and adding
to it As often As they can. BY thus
economiZing and by retrenchIng on
All useless expenditures, enough can
probably be saved to see the Centen-
iial sights and buy SOME peanuts and
other 'ixingS' he~ides." The Finance
COMMITTEES of the i1amphool lntirmary
have taken the mater under consider
alton.
RUNAWAY IEAM.-Sweeney's PAGERS
possesses more than average horse
sense, aud last night started in to break
up the sleighing carnival by running
away and smashing the sleigh to when
they we're hitclled. Gus. BottO was the
tiriNer, and III turning the team e a
the Corner saloon h tongue broke,
causing the horses TO stampede until
they finally landed the sleigh on "A pile
OF rock on North Main street. Gus.
dropped out 1t the start, and escaped
with "A few slight bruises, hut he saved
the whip from harm and Is satisfied.
PosTPoNED.-On account of the
storm yesterday, Prot. Mcdonald post
pomed his lecture upon Human Ma
ture, at Criterion Hail, till this even
ing. Look out for a good time and a
large and delighted audience tonight.
Dr. Price will join the Professor next
week in a course of lectures upon in
teresting and varied topics.
GRAND SoIREE PARTY.-Prof. Bach
will give a grand soiree party this
evening at Bigelow's Hall. The prac-
ticing class is requested TO meet at 5
O'Clock. Tickets OF admission for gem
tlemen 81. Ladies are invited free.
The floor will be canvased and good
music in attendance.
TRUANr OFFICER.-The citizens of
Gold Hill are awakening 10 the neces-
sity Jf a rigid enforcement of the Com
pulsory Education law. They have
u truant officer whose special duty ii
is to look after the "hookey players
such an officer is sadly needed here TO
keep n number of boys In school.
ADAMS HILL.-Letter of the 18th, ac-
cording to the San Francisco Stock Re
port, SAYS: The mine continues 10
look well. We still find ore in face of
southwest drift of the 200. foot level.
Are now drifting from bottom of new
shaft on Alabama, with very fiattering
indications.
FuNERAL.-The funeral of the little
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. Fiske
took place yesterday from their resi-.
dence in Goodwin canyon, and was
largely attended by the sympathizing
friend, of the bereaved parents.
SLEIGHING.-Everybody that could
afford it or had a friend to ask them
was out sleigh-riding yesterday. The
roads are in fine condition Tor the
amusement and all seemed to enjoy 1t
except the livery horses.
FAILED TO AGREE. = A dispatch
from Austin states that the jury in the
case of Johnson on trial for the MUIR
der of Ryan has failed to agree, and
last evening was discharged. A new
trial is set for Thursday next.
CHA Enthusiastically Wells,
Fargo q Co. shipped five bars of bul,
lion from thA ella NINA x.alItoH Mt Iii .