Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-23
PACIFIC A T,
CALIFORNIA
Lynch Law in Arizona.
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
SUITS ENTERED. ETC, ETC.
ASSESSMENTS LIVED.
SUITS ENTERED. ETC. ETC.

sax TzaxcTsoo. August p.
A Phenix. Arizuaz dispatch says Last
night one NeCioskey fatally stabbed john
1 Iaborx. a u~ell-kno~l szioon-kesper. Ne
| Clo<kev Was arrested. This morning 3
vigilance COMMITTEES requested all places
Of business 20 close. and marched 20 tire
| iail. took cut NcCloskey and John Keller,
the latter confined for killing 4onzhz1 :
few DAYS ago. and hanged both to q -ree on
the plaza. After warning = number 81
v~eIi-knoza ba characters 10 quit the
town, the crowd dispersed. Everything
s.s cc.=S.G a=y, and 10 opposition
made to the proceedings
Another dispz-eh from Phe1ix s.ys. Last
evening - Under Sheriff Mcdonald Was
changing Jesus Romeo. tie sabreSizsher,
| from one eel 10 another, Romeo nxde -
attack On the ozcer with = piece Of baard-
Mcdonald czllei assistance and fired II
sne prisoner Help was Immediately at
/ hand: two more shots were fired, Romeo
being instantly killed.. This was his third
attempt At escape since his Imprisonment.
An assessment Of 50 cents was levied on
the Lady BRYAN. Caledonia has also levied
IN assessment CT 80 cents
Yesterday ; contract Was awarded to
Saikeld 4 EckAri for tie construction Of =
thirty stamp BaI~er-Ss2ndard quartz mil
At Bodie. The work vii be commenced
immediately
Registrar KaT,aa. IN making inquiry
concerning suspected names On the great
register, has discovered several eases in
which Wholesale frauds have BEEN at
tempted. He believes that the game Is
being played by election brokers. and not
at the instance Of znv Of the political or
CARNATIONS
The tramp who made an assault on .
little Dor at Lone Mountain Cemetery, and
resisted with ; knife the citizens Eho came
TO the rescue. was caught by the police this
morning after . lively chase He Is sus-
pected to he the murderer Of the little
Italian boy recently found with bis throat
cut
Charles l. Strock has brought 8 szit
against Supervisor Brickwe1ei to recover
$4,000 damages for SANDER, in charging
the complainant with c~rookedness in street
uork matters
The Mayor has decided to incorporate in
his proclamation in ordering 3 city e'ec-
ton, the unexpired terms 81 Auditor. Tax
Collector and Supervisor
In the Twenty-ihird District Court to-
day, John Fl. Burke brought suit against
J. G. Flood and james =. Coleman. execu-
tors Of the estate Of W. S. 0'Brien, de-
lcA2r1s ~ AELOfCE <-1.4JJ-OOt HIS A q
duplicate Of the suit against Flood, Fair,
Mackay, ei al, that Is o pending. and l.
brought 10 prevent the distribution Of the
OfBrien estate.
Mary z. Nelson, the divorced wife Of
Christopher Nelson, formerly Of GocdGll,
Nelson & Perkins, has brought suit in the
Nineteenth District Court for a division 81
community property. She alleges that she
was married to defendant in 1859, com
mencsd suit for divorce and obtained one
on the ground Of adultery in 1876, and
also obtained an order CT partition Of COM
munity property that Nelson, in the d.
yorce suit, swore that the community
property was no more than $4,000 that
plaintiff was ignorant Of tie real value Of
the property, but has since been informed
that ii was at that time worth 500. 600 /;
that Nelson sold his interest in the firm
before the divorce for $4,000, and has
bought il bach since the rendition decree.
She now sues for one-half Of $f0o, 900 less
$780, 900 already paid her.
Dead.
NAPA, Cal, August p.
r. B. Woodward. proprietor Of Wood
wards Garden. San Francisco, died at Oak
Knoll, his country residence, this morning
AT 2 O'Clock. after a lingering illness. He
will be buried from Calvary Church, San
Francisco, next Sunday.