Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-10

IA LEM IN OotO 0oJ 4
noon "Joe 0anzhauser," upon enter.
ing his cabin near Winzell's slaughter.
house, found a chap there busily eli.
gagged devouring his provender. The
intruder had gained entrance to the
premises by forcing the bolt Of the
door. Joe seized a cleaver and. ORDER
ing his prisoner to "right about"
marched him up to the Police Court.
When they arrived at the temple of
Justice, the Court was engaged trying
a civil case, in the proceedings of which
Joseph became slightly interested and
he suffered his attention for a moment
to be diverted from his charge. The
prisoner, watching his opportunity,
gently slipped u of the door
and broke down the street with
the speed OF an antelope, followed
dred people, including the officers
OF the Court, Judge, District Attorney,
and parties t o the civil suit, ali shout
ing at the top of their voices. The in
fernal din in the ear spurred the pur-
sued to renewed efforts, and he turned
the corner OF Clark street as though
the old gentleman had kicked him
ION end" lie flew down Buel street,
and like a streak of creased lightning
doubled into an alley way and darted
through the United States Bakery,
to Main street again, where he was
seized by the irrepressible Sweeney,
who held him until the arrival Of
officer Mckee. The recaptured hom-
bre WAS taken again tOthe Police Court,
when a charge of house breaking was
entered against him. He refused to
give his name, and was exceedingly
"chaeky I" to the Court. The clap, we
understand, recently came from Phoebe,
where he WAS known As the wolf
herder." He is said bv those who
know him to be a harmless sort of a
fellow aud rot particularly bright.
The chances are in en'ering the cabin
that he was actuated by no greater
criminal intent than TO procure some
thing Ia eat.
T~yBo.-From Ms. Trowbridge, who
arrived here a few days ago from
Tybo, we learn that the outlook for
that place j. exceedingly favorable.
Tho Typo Consolidated Company's
furnace Is turning nut five tons of a
good quality Of bullion daily. The
new furnace Is only waiting for coal
and will start up on or about the first
proximo. Prospecting is being prose-
cuted extensively and with favorable
results. There will be considerable
building commenced az o0n as lum-
Ter can he had, and everything appears
favorable for All active and successful
summer season. MIR. Trowb bridge
came Ia Eureka 10 procure coal-burn
ers and wood choppers To- fill contracts
f r the 1yho Consolidated Company.
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HANDSOME PREsENT.-J. G. Powell,
Bi hop & Carpenter, aud Vim. AIRING
ton, owners OF property contiguous lu
hs scene ot Yesterdays fire, nc. uated
hv a spirit af graiisu.ie towards the
members of the hre cor pnnies for their
/ efforts in Saibduing the flames. pre-.
>cuted Eureka HOOK airi ladder COnf-
aauy, ana Rescue Engine COMPANY
each a purse 81 $50. Such evideIre II
~apprecitfion OF thrfr serNiesshy prom
inAnt ci,izens * a. CRAFTY ing 10 The
Ceilings aud pride OF our tire boys ~
the nancy j, ass'ep able, aud VIII
doubtless encourage them to eontin
ue'i Zeal ia the PerEoiinace OF Their
duty.
AUCTION SAL.E.-Sam Friedman vii
nsxi Saturday, mt noon. sell NJ public
auction. in front of his store, a lot Of
hon >ehold furniture. bedding, etc.
The property will be sold without re-
- We, aud affords an excellent chance
for desirable bargains.
IN TowN.-FranS Henderson, an
old-time Nevadan, pow residing near
Reno, is In town. Frank used to be
Que Of the boss iehus. but has @
gicen up th. whip and RI bors. lie is
visiting his hroiher, and wall return
home to morrow.
IN TOWN.. {. Chapman, of the
house of Spruance Stanley S Co, liquor
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