Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-04
INCONSISTENCY.

.4.HEE.tE
A Eureka sport Among the UnsO.
phisticRted People of sucker.
dOm-rhe Capers Of n Faith1ess
spouse where II Jimmy Cy.
pliers and Mrs. HtOckdale?
We yesterday received the following
letter, which fully explains itself:
MOLINE, His, June 30, 1876.
EDITORS EUREKA SENTINEL: Dear
SirS-You will pardon my thus tres
passing upon your time with this let
Ter. wish TO make inquiry regarding
a young man. formerly of your town,
named j. b. Cyphers. He came to this
place about two weeks ago, u WAS
moi long in becoming acquainted, and
was soon made welcome 10 the homes
our best families. He visited my
house often. A few days ago / was
called away to Chicago, and, on my
return, I found Mr.. G. had ran away
with my wife, and / believe that he has
returned to Eureka. New. l write this
more to- please her parents than my
self. They are very anxious to learn
something of the man she is with. SO
any information you can furnish them
will be most thankfully received. /
will give you a description ofthe young
man, and would like TO have you pub
lish it, for | am confident that AS soon
as he tires of her he will leave her and
away with ON n else. He Is
about q years old, verv good looking,
of pleasing address, and evidently we'll
%educated; il about five feet sever
inches high; will weigh about 140
pounds; walks and moves very quick;
has very small. white hands, light
brown hair, blonde Inustache and blue
eyes; dresses very stylish, and is "A
very fine taiker. She, his companion,
Is abont u years old, light blonde hair,
blue ewes, about the medium height, il
ve~y lively and find OF Company. She
WAS born n New York City; has only
been here a few months. We had only
been married three months, hut lived
happily together until the arrival of the
gentleman from Nevada.
That is about all the description I can
give you of them. If they are there
you will. confer a favor upon her par
cuts by writing to them; if they are
o. there you will he doing n favor tn
society by publishing this fellow. So
far as | am concerned I don't care
what becomes of either Of tLem. You
"a address your letter to
JOHN J.. SToCKDALE,
Moline. Illinois.
In response to the inquiry Of Mr..
Stockdale, we have to say that Jimmy
Cyphers formerly resided in this place,
AZ also at Pioche and other points in
Eastern Nevada. While i'm these parts
he was a gambler by profession. and
we believe he had devoted several
wears of his life Ia that calling while
on this coast, in Idaho and elsewhere.
lie had with him in Phoebe, as we are
informed. a woman who went by the
uaine of Georgia Cyphers. This same
woman, we believe, lived in Eureka at
y later date. She also figured in some
way in a shooting scrape in Phoebe l,e-
tween Mckinney and Morgan Court
ney, which resulted in the death Of
the latter. jimmy Cyphers left here
last FIJI, since which time we had
heard nothing Of him until the re-
ceipt OF the above letter. lie is not
here now. neither is Mrs. Stockdale, to
our knowledge. Our advice To Mr..
Sto ,kdaie il, is to let them both slide.
The lady can not lie of much force to
have been so easily captured by a
worthless Cypher.