Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30

SEINE l Interesting Items Concern.
sng That saap.
From Mark Musgrove's paper, the
Yankee Fork Herald" we Gull the fol-
lowing items. which will be Of interest to
our readers:
The Sheep-eaters have not been seen or
heard from this summer.
There are now about twenty-five chill
dren Of shcool age In BoDanza and vicinity.
The Yankee Fork country cannot be ex-
celled foI its abundance Of wood and living
streams Of water.
Butter trains are arriving agaiu via
Challis. This commodity 10 readily
snapped up at so cents per pound.
The demand for lumber has been great,
and the city would to-day present q fine
appearance il the lumber had been forth
coming as fast as needed.
Doyle and Buffers will soon have their
livery stable on Main street complete.
The size is 30x50 feet in the clear and can
accommodate fifty animals.
James whitton. j. H. Anderson and
George Morton have q building. 20z34 feet,
two stories, well on the way. 1t will prob
ably he used as q store.
From ~sixty-fve to seventy men are at
present employed on the ChaHis and Bo-
nanza wagon road. They are making .
good road.
The DAYS are not uncomfortably warm
and the nights are too cool for mosquitoes
to ply their vocation. Very little rain has
fallen for some weeks
Hen fruit on the Bonanza stock boards
ara, 1~,to . abaro mo dnvcu
being recognizpd a. q standard share.
Young chickens have not yet begun to
arrive.
1t ia estimated that at present there are
no less than 1000 miners prospecting in
the mountains Of this portion of Idaho,
the result Of whose labors cannot be known
before early fall.
A vegetable train from the fruitful val
ley of the Boise arrived in town ON the
14th instant. Cabbages sold readily at Is
cents per pound; potatoes, 20 cents, and
other garden truck in proportion.
The Yankee Fork country draws heavily
on the valleys OF Idaho along the line OF
the Utah & Northern for farm produce.
Flour, barley, butter, eggs, etc., find
ready sale at good prices.
The first saddle train crossed the new
trail between this place and Challis May
21st. This may not be very important TO
an outsider. though il created considerable
stir in Bonanza.
bonanza is situated in latitude 44:35,
longitude 1l4:30, and is 6.400 feet above
me iesel OF the sea VERIFY Don.aza Ci.y
VIII ther we are in Lemhio or Alturas county
aia;wad ,v - nnnnt;.s and ia st;ll ao
sma"..
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Douee ilu.e'' Oh mai" s.iee., 70 .
Is;" ~ e.;.hea "a az ran, ~ &c
ra",an 49, ~ sroh;,ao.rra snd w;,l
49, Ill ner.;,at.d COWS
ha.; a.3s a;.saan - oomD
.""I;en pMa raor
l
Inc nrst sn'pmen, OF ore from Donanza
this season was hiaue py VI. z. NC Aoair
.nI;uaay Pna ~ saoo rant rta &c
- rnan, ~. f.mnns InnLv pnv ana aoas 70
S.i, - r;su
ouch garden inxnries as radishes' onions
and lettuce can De raised ~ the valley OF
the iankee FORK. several OF ,ne chinese
residents nave gardens o. ,nese marcy
rasehas' ~ .hr;va =. his o,,;,r1a
uood reports nave from time 70 Time
been oronyht III from q new quartz coun-
Try located about o. miles up the salmon,
IN OF near the oaw iootn range. Inc veins
are not wide so Jar as deveiopeo' Da1 Inc
ore is f'ch.
1t is less than 200 miles from the Yankee
Fork country to the nearest point on the
Utah & Northern Railway, u a wagon
road Of 20 to 25 miles across the noun
tains will give us the benefit Of near rail-
road communication.
The are busy on the MANY
new buildings now being erected in Bo-
nanza aud Custer. There are the finest
bnildinp sites in these towns of any mine
raj c~onntrv IN he found in the West and