Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-09

SAN Francisco, Sept. Sat noon 81 ,065
votes had been counted. Blake, 1859:
Howe, 9,376; Tillson. 10,433; Grady, 10,-
O53; So precincts complete. Blake, 4,536;
Howe, 4,169; Sedgewick, 1850; Desmond,
3,005; Brickwedel, 1859; Dunn, 3,144.
No statement can yet be made regarding
the Supervisors and School Directors,
among which there has been q great deal
of scratching, but the general impression
is that all the Republicans have been
elected, with the possible exception of the
Supervisor in the Seventh Ward.
LATER.-The count of the city election
is not yet completed, and the cases of ZONE
candidates is not yet decided. 1t is certain,
however, that the Republicans nave made
nearly a clean sweep. The possible excep-
lions are Tax Collector and one member Of
the Board Of Supervisors. The Republi-
can Mayor, Auditor and Sheriff will have
in the neighborhood of 5000 majority. In
the case Of other officers the majorities will
range from the above figures down to close
margins.
A dispatch from Tucson says: Five com
panies of the Eighth Infantry arrived
to-day. Companies A and F have been
1 4 w ollNCl LII . COMPANY II
Major A. M. Worth; B, Captain Porter,
and Company D, Captain Bailey, under
Col. Wilkins, proceed at once to Wilcox.
These troops have had four years expert
ence, and Major Worth was in command
at Fort Apache ten years ago, and is
familiar with the surrounding country and
tho chief of the hostiles.. Governor
Casper this morning received a dispatch
from theActing Inspector, General Arnold,
at Wilcox, to the effect that two men were
reported killed in Green Valley. General
Wilcox advises the immediate organization
Of minute men everywhere north of ella.
A Tucson dispatch to the Citizen, special
from Camp Thomas, says G., Sixth Cav
airy; Fl, Twelfth, and I, Eighth Infantry,
arrived here this evening. Nothing from
Apache, Carlos and Globe. 1t is believed
not more than 200 bucks are on the war;
path, and that none Of them have az yet
gone out, but are depredating around
Apache.
A Guaymas dispatch Of Aug. 20, via Tue
son, says that track laying on the Sonora
railroad is still stopped. The end OF the
track is at Tepengo, 90 miles from Quay.
mas. Heavy rains have done considerable
damage to the work. The whole force Of
laborers are now repairing. gaps. At least
IL inches OF rain fell in two weeks, and the
damage to buildings and goods in Quay.
mas alone will exceed $50, 900. Sam Bran
mans grant does not appear to be in good
condition, and as the Sonora State officers
do not favor the idea Of colonization, 1t ia
doubtful If Brannan will ever succeed in
obtaining possession Of the lands on the
Yaqui River, awarded him by the Federal
Government.
LATER.-The trains will run to Tepengo
again tomorrow, as all the breaks have
been repaired.
CAMP THOMAS, Sept. 1.-TWO Indian
couriers arrived from Fort Apache at 4 P.
NJ. Everything was quiet around the post,
the hostiles having left Its immediate vi
cinity. They saw the bodies OF four white
men near Black River, which were prob
ably those OF McMurren and party. Craig's
and Overton's commands and Clark's In
dian scouts, reached there without en-
countering any hostiles. Carter's, Glover's
and Major Chaffee's companies reached
San Carlos to-day. The Major is sick with
intermittent fever. A mail carrier from
Clifton, who arrived here at Z p. NJ, re-
ports that the Indians stole the stock and
provisions at the Mormon settlement, 16
miles east Of here to-day. No one killed.
VIRGINIA (Nev.l September Work
on the main drift, 2400 level of the Chollar
and Potosi, will be completed tonight and
crosscutting commenced tomorrow.
Work at the Savage has been discontin.
ued for a few days, owing to the crushing
in of some of the timbers on the line of the
incline, which prevents the using Of the
main pumps. As the donkey pumps are
slow and expensive they will probably take
out the bulkhead in the drift leading to
the Combination shaft and attack the water
from that direction. Before this il done
Superintendent Requa wants to put his old
pumps In order, az when the drift ID again
advanced Ii may bring a flow OF water Of
2, 800 gallons per minute for O time.
The Alta drift has been started and Ia
out some 80 feet. They keep q sharp look
out for water, a. their pumps will not be
in place for some days to come.
kentuck temporarily shut down this
mording to await the coming In Of the last
assessment.
BATTLE MOUNTAIN, September John
Dolan, Of Lewis, shot John Coyle this after
point to the deed as q cold-blooded MUIR
der. Coyle was standing at the bar when
Dolan approached him from behind, and
the contents of his revolver at him,
two shots taking effect, one in the wrist
and the other in the shoulder. The doctors
have probed for the latter ball to q depth Of
seven inches. but cannot find II. and they
pronounce him mortAlly wounded. The
crowd gathered and threatened to lynch
and to save him from the mob he
taken by officers to Austin on a special
Dolan bears . bad reputation, hav.
ing been in several shooting sorapes before.
Dolan's provocation, II any, for the shoot.
ing annot be learned at this hour.
SAN Francisco, September IA Phenix
says: There is much excitement
here and at Globe. Two men have been
killed and one wounded by Apaches near
Reno. Settlers are gathered at Green
Reno, Wild Rye and Mcdowell.
Militia are organizing everywhere and call |
ing for arms. The Acting Governor has
autographed to the Secretary of War
Ior arms and Ammunition At once. Tia |