Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-22

Mscksy's started IL Flood had been selling
heavily. II the Clearing Honse books could
be got at they would show that Flood had
been selling enough to create . corner in
coin. Mr.. Baldwin was very decided In
this explanation OF the disaster.
Robert Barton said: My theory OF the
break Is, that . big market will not last
more than six weeks. The prosecuting
was delayed too long.
Mr.. Ralston's will was filed August 9th
and the hearing Of the application was
postponed, this morning, till the 39th inst.
The fact came ont to-day that no inventory
Of Mr.. Rslston's estate has ever been filed
in the Probate Court. though he died over
three years ago, and ii Ia usual to file wills
within thirty days after death.
Following is the "Bnlletin's'' recapitula-
ton Of the October product Of the thirty
six Pacific Coast mines: Gold mines
$612 ,448; gold. with silver, S309, l06; gold.
with lead, $143, 966; total gold, $40, 1880
Silver mines-$494, 308; silver, with gold.
1861, 943; silver, with lead, $223, lS1; total
silver, Sos, 1872. Value Of lead, $98, 126;
total silver, $40, 500. 78. This is the small
est aggregate for the year, being 500, 900
less than in September.
The case Of Mrs. Bein, known as Miss
Ellie Wilton. was called in the Probate
Court this morning, but was continued
until 2 o'clock on Monday. Miss Wilton
was summoned to appear in court to-day
for examination with reference to the pos
session Of certain life insurance policies,
and other property belonging to the estate
Of the late Alex. Austin.
Philip Falk had a hearing in the Police
Court to-day, on the charges OF carrying .
concealed weapon and using vulgar Ian
guage, and assaulting Abe Newman II
Lieutenant G. b. Greenough with deadly
weapons. The court found Falk guilty Of
vulgar language, and held him to answer
before the Grand Jury on the charge of as
sault to murder the bail In each Of the
latter cases being Fixed At $3.50.
J. c. Duncan was brought into the
Municipal Court this morning for trial,
when Assistant District Attorney Roysdon
said he could not proceed with the trials !,
owing TO the absence Of Eugene Casserly,
who claims exemption from Court process,
a. . member Of the Constitutional Conven-
ton. The cases were then continued in
definitely, with the understanding that
upon three days notice either side can call
them up. Duncan is quite pale, but il
looking well otherwise.
The omission to file an inventory Of
property in the Ralston estate, is explained
by counsel for the executors in this way:
Before Ralston's death he made over all his
property to Vim Sharon, giving him a
deed Of everything; in making an applica-
ton to the Court for letters Of administra-
ton. It was stated that so far as was
known. no property existed. Con-
~sequcntly there was nothing to probate
upon, and no application for settle
ment OF tho estate being made.
the matter remained in the condition n
which it was left by the appointment Of
the executors. But any one who has a
claim against the estate Of W. C. Ralsten
may demand that IN inventory be pro-
duced, and the amount Of property left, If
any, may be thus ascertained.
In the Georgia investigation, to-day,
George Mills, seaman, testified that he was
below when the ship struck, but went on
deck and saw the Captain and other Of
ficers. The Captain appeared all right;
gave no orders; bat spoke to the chief Of
ticer as he stood in the boat; saw nothing
unusual in bis name never saw any
thing wrong about Captain Howard while
on the Georgia; heard no compliant about
the Captain either before or after the
wreck. Edward Wolf, cabin boy, who
took care OF the Captains room, said the
Captain did not keep any liquors in his
room, aud never saw hin drink any liquor
all the time l was with him, except ~claret,
while At dinne
Rarus, swetzer, Calmara and Adelaide
are now at Chico. To-day Swetzer trotted
against time, to beat Fullerton's record of
2:20h. The hrst heat was made in 2I7A
and the second in 2:lS. Adelaide and CAL
mara contested for a $500 purse, the latter
'. uy--l n.m.:.k- "a IL w.t.