Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-13
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
ESPECIAL TO HI SENTINEL
ComstOck Mining Intelligence.

tOmStOck MihinS hnteiihSehce.
VIRGINIA New, July 12.-Winze MOL,
on the 2700 level of the Mexican, is down
| nearly so feet. There is now every indi-
cation that the ore is widening, while
the strata of ore is about vertical on the
west side of the Wine. Those IN the
opposite side show considerable dip to the
east. The amount Of ore extracted from
the Union Slopes will not be much in
creased till the raise from the 2700 level
connects with them, then the ore as mined
will be sent downward.
Mr.. Mackay was much pleased with the
formation in the lower levels of the north
end mines, which he considers very fine
and promising.
Good headway is being made in the
joint Ophir and Mexican winze on the
2900 level.
The ground is showing well in the south
drift on the 1900 level of Union.
The miners Of Union, Mexican and
Sierra Nevada have raised 81, 0S4 for Mrs.
Beargo, the mother of John Beargo, killed
in the Union blasting accident, and Mrs.
Black, whose husband was killed at the
same time.
Arizona Democratic Territorial
Convention.
SAN Francisco, July IA Phenix, Ar
iona, dispatch says; The Democratic
Territorial Convention adopted resolu-
tons condemning the Republican party
for its government Of the Territory in
quartering hostile savages within its bor-
ders, and sending Federal officers out
from distant States, when men of equal in
telligence could have been found within
the Territory; they demand that the hos
tiles be removed to Indian Territory, or if
that be impracticable, that they be dis
armed and turned over to the Wal De-
partment; that the Republican policy in
the treatment of the Indians is a fraud
and q shame, resulting in the death of hum
dreds of persons and the destruction Of
property; that the Federal officers be taken
from the permanent residents of the Ter
ritory; they declare in favor Of corporate
investment and private enterprise; they ap-
peal to Congress to prevent the confirma-
ton of fraudulent Mexican land grants;
they declare unalterable opposition to
Chinese immigration.
Suicide of AdOIph LOwenberG-The
MarOney Jury Discharged.
SAN Francisco, July 12.-Adolph
Lowenberg, a native of Germany, aged Sc
years, committed suicide to-day at the
American Exchange Hotel, by shooting
himself through the head with a pistol.
The ball entered the right temple, passing
clear through the head. Deceased Leaves
a widow and three children.
The jury in the case of John Maroney,
charged will assault on attorney D.. J..
Murphy, with intent to murder, was dis
charged tonight, being unable to agree.
The jury stood five for conviction and
seven for manslaughter.
Resolutions of the Prohibition
C~OnVentiO
SAN Francisco, July 12.-The Prohibi-
ton Convention adopted resolutions to
await the action of the Republican State
Convention on the Sunday or Prohibition
law. If it failed to pledge its candidates
to support such a law, then the Couyen-
ton would put an independent ticket in
the field.
Nomination of q. II. Curry.
HHENIX "a. IT,, July 12.-The Demo
cratic Territorial Convention met to-day
and nominated Granville II. Curry as Del
egate to Congress by reclamation.
Contention Dividend.
SAN Francisco, July 12.-Contention
declares a dividend of twenty-five cents.