Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-01
PACIFIC COAST ADvlCES.
fsPEcIAL TO THE sENTINEL.l
More Indian Troubles.

Wrcox, A. T., June 30.-Indians are
reported in Ash Canyon, near Arizona.
and New Mexico cavalry are in pursuit.
No doubt they are some Of the Chirica-
huas who were to have been at the reser-
walton several days since, but have been
deferred by the knowledge of the fact that
they could not enter the reservation, as the
Chiricahuas who had surrendered were
held by the military authorities. These
hostiles are incensed at what they consid-
cred a breach Of faith, n another MUIR
derous raid may be anticipated, as they
are the most savage Of the Apache tribes,
Other bands will shortly make their ap-
pearance, on their way to the reservation,
but as o a. they hear that the rest who
returned with Crook are prisoners they
will at once return to Mexico, and, As
usual, leave . bloody trail behind them.
The Immigration Association.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 30.-The Immi-
grafton Association Of California have de-
cided to establish an agency somewhere
east Of Council Bluffs; also, to double the
amount heretofore allowed the European
agent for advertising. After some dis
cussion it was also decided to put an ad-
ditional force in the field to examine into
the character of Government lands in
California. It is stated that the action of
the Board OF Trade Of Sacramento, in pro-
curing funds for advertising the Sacra-
mento Valley and its tributary country,
resulted, up to Thursday evening, in the
collection of $4,000. It is designed to
raise the amount to So, 900, which will be
turned over to the Immigration Associa-
ton Of California in this city for the pur-
pose indicated.
The number of emigrants who arrived
in this State overland for the week ending
to-day was 1.099.
San Francisco Intelligence.
SAN FRANoIsco, June 30.-Dr. R. T.
Maxwell, q resident Of this city, who died
last night at his residence, was q Philadel-
phian, 81 years OF age. The marriage an
nouncements state that DR.. Maxwell and
Nellie Donnelly were married on the 9th
instant, two days prior to his death.
1t is stated that tho banks are loaning
$3.50 per box on duty paid opium, and that
they have large quantities stored in their
vaults.
A Violent storm.
TOMBSTONE, A. T.. Jane 3O.--The most
violent storm ever known in this locality
burst upon the city this afternoon. 1t was
preceded by q hurricane, which filled the
air with huge clouds of dust, unroofed
houses, carried away signs and demolished
outhouses. The wind was followed by .
terrific storm Of hail and rain. lasting an
hour, and accompanied by lightning.
A Decision Affirmed.
SAN Francisco, June SO.-The Supreme
Court has affirmed the decision of the
lower Court inthe case Of the estate Of
Henry E.. Robinson, deciding that the
Mayor and Board Of Supervisors had .
right to act as Trustees for the bequest Of
$40, 900, the interest of which is to be used
by them to relieve destitute women and
children in this city.
A Protest.
SAN Francisco, june 30.-At q meeting
Of the State horticultural Society . com
munication was read from Leonard Goats
Of Napa, protesting against the practices
Of some Of the canneries in putting up i'm
perfect fruit. particularly apricots, as be-
ing hurtful to the California canneries.
Iron Works TO be Essablished ed.
BAN Francisco, June 30.-The recent
Of = large tract Of land at the
Potrero to the Union Iron Works leads to
the belief that iron works will be estab-
lished there, in which the G. P. R. R. will
be interested. 1t is also rumored that
car shops will be moved there.
Death OF . Californian.
SAN FRANCISCO, June SON. R. @.
Pullman, 9 we'll known Californian, died
It the Occidental Hotel yesterday Of heart
He was unmarried. He leaves .
niece who resides at his residence ct Orc
rille. He leaves q large estate.
Attempted Shooting.
Los ANGELES. June s0.-Last night .
voung German-Spanish girl, named Lena
Tunge. went to the electric light works and
attempted to shoot J. II. Warren, the cleo
rioian. She fred two shots without effect.
Vhen Warren closed the doors.