Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-21
The Old Ocean House Burned.
AT THEIR Old TRICKS.
Another Of Those Stock JObbins
Telegraph FaIsehOoas.

The following telegram was received
here yesterday from San Francisco:
SAN Francisco, June 90, 1882.
To L. L.. Robinson, Eureka, Nevada
Richmond telegrams say stipulation pre-.
vents working ground in controversy in
Rose case. Is that true? Telegraph terms
Of stipulation for public.
CLINTON GURNEE.
We can hardly believe that any one here
in any way connected With the Richmond
Company would telegraph such a lie. The
answer sent was as follows:
CLINTON GURNEE, San Francisco: 1t is
a lie. We are hosting and shipping ore.
L.. L. ROBINSON.
We are frank to say that the person who
can concoct such a lie is unworthy Of liv-
ing among us. 1t is so barefaced, and
made with such an evident purpose, that
it is utterly disgraceful, and if concocted
in our community the person who is guilty
of it should be drummed out Of town on a
rail.
1t must have emanated from the same
prolific brain which indited the false dis
patch so often quoted by us: "Remittitur
stayed: citation signed; writ of error al
lowed;' for the brain and mind which
could concoct and send such a lie as that,
is certainly bad enough to concoct the lie
which circulated yesterday in San Fran
cisco, to aid in depressing the stock, In Or
der that the shorts could gather in a few
more shares at q reduced price. We were
in hopes when Judge Rives entered the Or
der on Monday in his Court, continuing
the three cases for the final trial Of
the Rose case in the Supreme Court Of the
United States. that the day for false rep
RESERVATIONS had passed.
Quite q party Of gentlemen visited the
Albion mine yesterday, consisting OF
Judge Rlves. Sheriff Kyle, George W. Ba-
ker, j. L. Wines, L. L. Robinson, Charles
Broy, D.. E. Baily, D. Macdonald, Cecil
Peters, J. j.. Kermeen Of the Dunderbers
mine, VIM. Pardy, ". NJ. Stewart and W,
Arlington Of the Phenix, accompanied by
L. N. Robinson, Superintendent.
After q thorough examination OF the
mine and the recent developments there
was but one opinion, which wac, that the
Albion Consolidated Company was fully
justifable in it's legal struggle for the
mine, as the amount of rich ore developed
Is very large indeed; and the assertion OF
Mr.. Williams. the foreman OF the mine,
that he could keep all the furnaces of the
Eureka Company running for six months
from present known ore bodies, is in all
things justifable.
The teams are hauling now to furnace
about rs tons per day, which will be in
creased during the coming week to 40 or
so tons; and as the Eureka Con. works
are now blocked with ore, it will make
lively times there for some months to come.
We do not for a moment believe that the
ore bodies stop at present developments,
nor did we believe that they stopped at
line A G.
We hope and trust that we shall not
hear of any more telegraphic lies from
here as to the litigation, such as the ones
we have referred to, and we have an abid.
ing confidence now that all litigation as to
titles between Albion and Richmond is at
rest until the Supreme Court OF the United
States settles it. aud that we are entering
upon a new era OF prosperity. We will
publish the orders entered by Judge Rives
in our next issue, and defy any one. how
ever much Of a quibbler he may be, to find
anything in them which j~ustifes such
statements as were published Monday in
San Francisco.