Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-18
COAST ITEMS.
Morenci. A. T., is in a panic over a threa'
ened Indian invasion.

Morenci. A. T., is in q panic over a threat
ened Indian invasion.
Almost the entire northern part of Cali
fornis was favored with warm showers of
rain last Monday.
The site for the new $50, 900 Court
house at Helena, M. t., has been decided
upon and work will be commenced at once.
An excursion Of Portland business men
is being gotten up to visit Wood River,
Idaho, with a view to taking business to
Portland.
Over 500 cattlemen of Montana assem-
bled at Miles City last week and formed q
strong association, with Col. T. ]. Bryan
as President.
The Roman Catholics of Victoria, B. c.,
are about to build a p~alatial residence for
the Bishop, and a handsome cathedral to
cost about $40, 900.
The Indian excitement In North Idaho
resolves itself into an assault upon a noto-
riously bad white woman, who associated
with the Indians by an old squaw.
Cinnamon in Marysville, CAL, recently
fred on the officers who we're arresting a
C~hinawoman, and rescued her from them.
No arrests, as Identification was impos-
sible.
In the event of war with Russia, English
ships will be for sale cheap in the harbor
of San Francisco, and Americans ought to
be able to buy them. But our intelligent
laws make that impossible.
Charley Morton, a w~orkingman in the
employ Of the Montana Mining Company,
accidentally fell into a pot of red hot Stag
at Meadesville, NJ. t., recently, and had the
flesh boiled off one Of his arms.
During the recent stock convention in
Cheyenne several large purchases of Texas
cattle were made by Wyoming men. One
legal firm drew contracts for 5000 head,
for which over 500, 900 is to be paid.
Last Thursday fifteen sacks Of mail were
received at the Jackson (Amador county,
CALI Postofice addressed to ex-senator
Farley. They aggregated / ZOO pounds in
weight and were supposed to contain pub
lie documents.
The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency re-
ports II failures In the Pacific Coast States
and Territories for the week ending last
Saturday, as compared with IA for the pre-
vious week and 16 for the corresponding
week of 1884.
There seems to be a hitch in the appro-
priation of the Government buildings at
Sacramento. The appropriation was
granted with the proviso that the State
should cede to the United States jurisdic-
tion over the site selected. AS the Legis-
lature has adjourned, this cannot be done
without calling an extra session.
The Silver City, New Mexico) Sentinel
Of the 28th of March. reports that DR.. End
Itch and Mr.. Muhlenburg have perfected a
teaching process, by means Of which ten
ounces per ton silver ore can be profitably
treated in Grant county, which they will
introduce in that quarter upon an indus
trial scale IS soon as the proper patents for
the process can be duly secured.
In Salt Lake last Wednesday. Orson P.
Arnold, q prominent Mormon, pleaded
guilty to an indictment charging unlawful
cohabitation. He declared in open court
his intention TO abandon polygamy, obey
the laws, live with his lawful wife only,
not negotiating to support his "second
family" Judge Zane said the declarations
had great weight with the court. and there
fore imposed q fine Of $500 without impris-
onment.