Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-14

ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.t
BAN Francisco, Dec. IL. "A report at the police
station from Visitation Valley says the body
Of Antonio Galliano, who was stabbed by his
brother yesterday, was found in q cabbage patch
on the ranch to-day.
Tho Grand Jury. accompanied by an archi-
tect, will visit the theaters and public halls OF
the city this afternoon. If any are found
whose means of ext. are not sufficient, 1t is ex-
pected that their licenses will be withdrawn.
1t is reported that ex-County Clerk stuart,
who skipped the town some months ago, is back
again in q demented condition.
Bechtel Con. held its annual meeting yester-
day afternoon, and elected the following OFF,
| Carr, President; o f. Grifen, Yice-President
f. j. Sullivan, W. r.. Lent and f. b. Sharp, OF
the Board. OF. Griffen and F. ]. Sullivan are
| new members. W. H. Lent was reelected Sec
Rotary, B. Il. Taylor superintendent and the
Bank of California Treasurer.
Yesterday was the fiftieth anniversary OF the
founding of an Order known as the Sisters OF
Mercy, established in Dublin on Dec. IL,
1881, by Miss Catherine McCauley, and was
| celebrated by the Sisters of that Order at st.
Mary's Convent of Mercy, on Rincon Hill. Tbs
exercises, which consisted of religious, musical
and literary. were appropriate and beautiful:
A number of the Catholic clergy were present
and assisted Rev. Father Pendergast in the
celebration of mass. The musical and literary
exercises were conducted by q number of
young ladies. A fitting address was delivered
by Rev. Father Gleason. upon the subject OF
| the days ceremonies and festivities.
On Thursday evening Charles Hastings, son
of Judge Hastings, founder Of Hastings
College, and a member Of the legal hrm OF
Wallace Il Hastings, and Miss Mamie oghill,
| step laughter of Rev. John Hemphill, pastor
of the Calvary Church, will be united in mar
riage. The ceremony will take place at Calvary
Church, and a reception will be held immedi.
stely after at the Grand Hotel.
BoDIE (Cal.1, Dec. 13.-The new Bodie Tun.
mel mill, which uses the Rowland pulverizeI
instead of stamps, was started up during the
past week and is running successfully. Ad
uniting this to have the crushing ability of q
stamps, Bodie District will now have milling
capacity of 1874 stamps, all of which, except 20
are now in active operation. During thu
week the Standard has milled 1,1S5 tons o.
ore, with an average pulp assay OF $50 "a
the 100o-foot level is in 470 feet, and the ives
crosscut is in 376 feet.
Bodie Con. is milling II tons. yielding $40 u
per ton. The pump station is being cut out q
the 800 level of the Lent shaft. TIL shaft Il
down 1877 feet. Rumors are current of an i'm
portant strike in the west crosscut OF the go
level of the Red CLOUD shaft, in Concordii
ground.
The recently completed railroad between
here and Mono Lake is running successfully.
There Is great complaint here over the fac
that, owing to a recent change in the stag
time, passengers, mails and express for her
and all points in south Mono and Inyo Coun
ties are compelled to lay over at Hawthorne l
hours each way. This is adding two full days t
q trip to San Francisco and return.
A Greco-Roman wrestling match for S25
q side has taken place here between Henry Q
Bell and Joseph Farnsworth. The struggl
lasted three hours and W as a fine one. Farms
worth secured one fall and Bell two and won
There is good sleighing here, but four or fv
miles away in every direction the ground 1
bare.
LINCOLN (Cal.) Dec. 13.-In q drunken roy
this evening, j. b. Hill was stabbed in tn
breast by J. Mckay. TIL wound is eonsidere'
fatal.