Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-20
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

An Engagement with ReneSadcs.
SAN Francisco, July ia Whipple
Barracks, Arizona, dispatch says a report
was received via Verde from Major Evans
of the Third Cavalry at department head
quarters this morning, which says the
troops, consisting of the Third and Sixth
Cavalry, Major Chaffee commanding, had
an engagement with r~enegades from San
Carlos yesterday at Chevelon's Fork, about
forty-tive miles from Fort Verde. Major
Chatfee, who has been following the In
dams sincet the outbreak from San Carlos
about ten days ago, got them. into a deep
ravine and a fight began, and they had no
other alternative. The casualties on our
side are one enlisted mar wounded, since
died five wounded, two dangerously ;
Lleutenants Morgan and Converse of the
Third Cavalry wounded, one died; a scout
was killed and one wounded. During the
night the Indians broke, leaving six dead
bucks on the ground. The scouts report
about twenty more killed. All their bag
gage was left by them on the field and
thlrty-two head of horses and mules were
captured by the troops, also six women
and children. The hostiles were led by
Nattiatish, one of the surrendered White
Mountain Cibicu chiefs. These are sup
posed to be the Indians engaged in the
recent outbreak at San Carlos, when the
chief of the scouts, Colrig, was killed.
The command followed these Indians
through some of the most mountainous
country in Arizona.
More Euifery for HO.lie.
BoDIE (Cal.), July 19.-During the
week the Standard extracted 1927 tons of
ore, received 1920 ounces of crude bullion
and shipped S14, 900 worth of bullion.
The east crosscut on the 1900 level is in
100 feet in hard rock. The east crosscut
on the 1000 level is in 1872 feet: the south
drift from the same is sos feet long in
broken vein matter. Both mills are run
ming steadily.
Bodie hauled to the mill $50 tons and
crushed ITO tons. The average ASSAY value
of the ordinary pulp was S65. The sacked
ore was SOB average. Value of the whole
Sl27. The shipment for the week was
$1,000. The Lent shaft is down 100
feet. The south drift on the 800 level is
IN ~ feet. The north drift on the $50
level is 800 feet long. A winze has been
started on this level on the Fortuna vein.
The west crosscut from the same is 100
feet long. Drifts have been started north
and south from the bottom of the winze.
The MONDAY and North MONDAY Joint
is down 1923 feet below the 512-foot
level, or 4S feet below the first incline
The south drift on this level is in
100 feet; face in very rich ore.
A WINE is being sunk on the north drift
OF ORC. The TIA level is in a 22-foot ledge,
which shows ore in the shape of ruby
and black s~ulphurets.
The Red Cloud shaft is down IT'S feet.
east crosscut is PSI feet long.
War with China.
SAN Francisco, July 10 YESTERDAY
of the Cinnamon employed in the
cigar mandatory of I. S. Rosenbaum &
became dissatisfied with the structures
their work of Assistant Foreman Doc
lett and drew knives on him. They were
discharged, but came to work again this
morning. On being ordered out, the
Chinese force, numbering 225, sided
with them. All were then ordered out,
but refused to go until paid off, which
eouid not be done at that hour, the bank
being closed. A row appeared imminent,
The Chinese handling their knives in a
threatening name The police were
called in and with the assistance of some
white employees they cleared the building
bloodshed. This afternoon they
we're admitted by squads and paid off.
They desired to return to work at an in
crease OF % per cent, which was refused,
probably most Of them will go to work
1t the old rates, except a few of the more
obnoxious ones, who will not be permitted
70 return.
A Whisky Death.
CHICO (Cal.), July ia man named
George Pixley was run over yesterday by a
train at this place and killed. Pix
ey was intoxicated and lying on the track.
The engineer saw him, but too late to stop
he train in time.