Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
STATE NEWS.


The last issue of the Coso Mining
| Neus has the following:
Not to be behind the large mining
camps. and desming they have as
good right to combine together for
their protection as have the large and
| wealthy stockholders and manlpula-
tors of mines on California street Or
elsew here, the miners of this dis riot.
pursuant to u call, met last Wednes-
day evening for the purpose of con-
sidering the propriety of organizing
q Miners Union. ID. III. Rice was
called to the chair, and after speeches
hy a number of miners in regard to
the necessity for their combining to-
gether for their mutual protection ami
benefit, n committee to draft a consti
tuition and by-laws was appointed.
The Committee consists of James
n. Burns, D. A. Rire, d. Rogers, D.
G. Hay, aud Edward Williams. Ii
the miners willuse due caution in
their deliberations, taking into con
sideralion that which is justly due t.,
employer as we'll as the employee, a
Union may be formed which will in
ure to the benefit OF all. There are a
number of * Experienced men on tie
committt 9, and no doubt they will
submit u constitution and bv laws con-
tanning no objectionable features, and
10 which all our mining companies
will freely acquiesce in.
The Elko Independent says: A pri-
vate letter has been received here re-
Gently from our whilom friend. +. F.
Marx, who in company with his wif-
Is ira veling in Europe, aud, at the
time of writing the letter above refer
red to, was sojourning at Weisbaden.
He states that by the advice of physi-
clans he will remain there for some
time to enable his wife to use the salt
baths for which that place is so cele-
brated. He says he only weighs PA
pounds himself, and is advised by his
physician TO drink plenty of good
wine and lager beer. He speaks very
disparagingly of the and
customs of the natives of tha: country.
and says that Nevada SUITS his ideas
the hest vet. He is coming lack to
this country but does not know exactly
when.
Alter all, says the Daily Stock Re
port, there seems so he some iounda-
ton in fact for the many mvthicals
legends told OF jim Kpene and his
doings in Wall street. The New York
Sun has got hold of his name. and
even goes SO far as to describe his
apparel. Jim Keene is no longer Jim
Keene. but 1.-THE man with the white
Ulster" 1t appears, however, that he
has opened the eyes of some of the
most noted Wall street spectators by
some little transactions in Lake Shore
Stock
The Lyon County Times says: A new
sensation in Carson, not noticed by
the local press, has come to knowl.
edge. 1t is reported that Martin, the
confidential clerk OF Yering on, Bliss
4 Co., has abscOnded, having disap-
peared several days ago and is now
supposed to be enroute 10 China. The
affairs of Yerington Bliss & Co. are re.
ported all right, but outsiders who left
stock with him are expected to suffer.
According to the Surveyor Generals
report recently published, says the
Carson Tribune. the total value OF
real property in the State il $l5.637,-
545. and the value Of personal proper
" is Sl2, l4l sos. This estimate does
not include Elko and Esneralda coun.
ties, the County Assessors in those
counties having failed to report.
| me total Naiu6 Oh the real property
in Orinsby county is 81, 500, 232; the
value OF personal property is 81, Ii 1884;
the population is 5000, and the num-
Der of registered voters is 1919. The
value Of real property is less than it
was in 1875, but that Of the personal
property is greater.-Carson Tribune.
Several unemployed miners have
recently left this ne~iYhborhOOd says
the Lyon county Times, for the new
Ell Dorado-ArizOna-aud others are
contemplating leaving soon. John w
Dunn, formerly Superintendent of the
Justice mine, left last night.
The Carson Tribune SAYS: In the
v. Il T. II. K. depot are 10. 1000 pounds
| Of wool from Mr.. Dollinger's ranch at
Sweetwater, New. II il worth IL cents
per pound in it's crude state. Who
says Nevada cannot produce wool?
We pause for a reply.