Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-25
PACIFIC ST.
CALIFORNIA.
SPECIAL TO TIE REX DAILY SENTINEL.
SUMMARY Of The BULLION YIELD.
AN UNGRATEFUL FRENCHMAN.
AhjSigcj Guilty OF Contempt.
AN UNGRATEFUL FRENoHMAN.
AdjsaycI Guilty OF Contempt.

SAN FRANcIsco, October "a.
The Bulletin. in its monthly of
the bullion yield Of the Pacific Coast, gives
the following recapitulation Of the yield
of as producing mines for September
Gold mines, SILT, l41 gold with silver,
S299,373: gold with lead, 1920, $50 total
gold mines, 81 1877, 37S: silver mines, $780,
600; silver with gold, 1913, 12G: silver with
lead, 1928. $50 ; total silver, 81 .143, 013.
Value Of lead, S7S, GAO. Grand total of
gold, silver and lead, SO. 1853, 031. The
yield Of silver for September is 10000 in
excess of August, but is still very light as
compared with last year or with the early
months of this year.
Paul Aimee, a Frenchman, was arrested
by Oakland officers this morning on the
charge Of grand larceny. 1t seems that
Aimee has for several years been living in
this city with a French woman named
Pauline Fervent, who has not only sup
ported him, but allowed him the care Of
the key to her box at the Safe Deposit
Company, where she kept her money. Last
evening Aimee drew 81 500 from the box
and departed. A description Of the fugitive
was telegraphcd to the Oakland police, and
led to his arrest.
James, alias Buck Butler, q Telegraph
Hill rough, who celebrated his discharge
from the County Jail by creating a rumpus
in company with a band Of young roughs
at the Florence saloon, at tie corner Of
Dupont and Green streets, was sentenced
to another term Of six months in the House
Of Correction by the Police Judge to-day.
Frank Grosvenor, Receiver appointed by
the q iited States Circuit Court in the case
of Ca Milo Martin vs.. Workman & Temple,
at Los Angeles, having failed to make a
report as directed. was adjudgcd gnilty OF
a contempt Of Court yesterday. He was
released from custody on bail in the sum
OF 81 900, and his trial was sot for Monday
next.
A Seattle dispatch to-day saws that Cap
tain Penhollow, Of the bark Enoch Talbot,
reports that on the 22d inst, in the Straits
OF Fuca. he passed the barkentine Free
Trade, from Port Blakely on the 10th
inst, for Sidney, water-logged and aban-
doned. A portion Of the deck load and
sails were gone. The wreck had been taken
in charge by q part Of the crew Of the
barkentine, William III. Gowley, and when
last seen the two vessels were near Pillar
Point bound for Port Townsend, with o
fair wind.
The Grand Division Of the sons of Tenn
perance met at 10 o'clock. this morning, at
Grand Central Hall. Little business was
done. however, the time being devoted to
the discussion Of unimportant questions.
The final adjournment Of the Order took
place this afternoon.
The schooner Twin Sisters, which went
ashore at Trinidad last February. has been
hauled of. and was brought back to port
on the 10th inst. by a purchaser OF wrecks.
She is reported as sound as ever.
The trial Of the case OF Samuel Geddes
va, N. H. A. Mason is in progress before
Judge Wheeler and a jury in the Nine
tenth District Court. The plaintiff sues
to recover Sl2 600 and interest on a prom
issory not. given for the purchase of 5000
shares OF stock Of the Geddes Il Bertrand
Mill 4 Mining Company. The defendant
claims that he was induced to purchase the
stock on the false and fraudulent repre-
sensations of the plaintiff as to the value
Of the mine, the amount Of ore on the
dumps and in sight. The defendant il a
man Of means and abundantly able TO stand