Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-30
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A very rich quicksilver mine was recently
discovered in Marion county, Oregon.
An Apache Indian, supposed to be q
nephew Of Victoria, has been sent to a Mr..
Gold, of Santa Fe, to be educated, that he
may be fitted to assume the c~hieftanship at
some future day.
The largest mortgage OF record in Pima
county, Arizona, was filed recently in the
Recorders Office, to wit the 8. P. R. R.,
of Arizona, to II. M. Newhall and others,
for tho Gum of sc, oo0, 900.
The older Tncsonians have a habit OF
sleeping out-of-doors in the summer time.
By 9 o'clock at night, on the sidewalks can
be seen a sprinkling of cots, and at II
o'clock they file out in force. and the cor
rails have become family bedrooms.
A called meeting of the Republican State
Central Committee will be held at Pioneer
Hall, B street, Virginia, on Thursday, July
9th. All members are requested to be
present for the transaction Of important
business.
R. M. Steel recently left Battle Mountain
for Oregon and Washington Territory. He
has a large contract for work on the North
Pacific Railroad, and takes along with him
plenty Of horses for the job.
C,speain Jack Crawford, after a two-years'
figh with fate (the latter in the shape Of
hall and hotel men), in the capacity OF
Snowman, has resolved to take life easy in
the future. He has Joined Gen. Hatch's
command, in southern New Mexico, to
fight Indians.
The fare from Boise City to Wood River
is $40. HALEY q Co.'s stages make regu-
lar trips, leaving Boise three times a week,
taking the overland road to Mountain
Home station. thence up the Rocky Bar
road to q point about eight miles beyond
Dixie station. From that point a new road
was recently opened in the direction OF the
Wood River country.
Authentic reports from Unionville are to
the effect that the largest and richest body
of ore ever found in the Arizona mine, was
struck in the lower workings four or five
days ago. As the Arizona at one time pro-
duced ore-and lots of it. too that worked
from $3.50 to 5000 to the ton. if the late
strike is not exaggerated, Unionville will
again be one of the ~liveliest camps in the
State.
The number Of children upon which vir-
ginia School District will be entitled to
draw school money is 2,542-an increase Of
l52 over last year. The Gold Hill District
hoo Aooe VrOA &oc QuHluS tue ldSb year /.
Doubtless many of these have moved to
Virginia. The amount allowed for each
child of school age last year was So. 1t
will be about the same this year.
By orders from headquarters promul-
gated June 23rd, R. H. Lindsay has been
appointed Judge Advocate, with the rank
Of Major, upon the staff of Brigadier
General Batterman, vice w. s. Wood, out
of the State. and John s.. Young. Abide
Camp, on the same staff, with the rank of
Captain, in place Of A. v. Comstock, trans
ferred to Company A.
A short time since Willie Roache, one Of
Miss Lynch's class Of babies. died, and re-
Gently she heard two of his playmates and
classmates, Holly Williams and Harry
Symonds say they were going to jump off
the Grown Point bridge so as to die and go
and find Willie and see what he is doing.
From this it may be seen that religious
teachings may begin too soon. Had these
little ones never been told Of o hereafter,
they would not have contemplated suicide.
-tGold Hill News.