Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-21
Got His Deserts.
COAST ITEMS.

Los Angeles received the first grapes OF
the season last Sun day.
Wool is selling for Is cents per pound in
Washington Territory.
The queer statement is made that q po-
lice officer at Los Angeles has become de
lirious from the too frequent brushing Of
his teeth.
Iron for the road to connect Prescott,
A. T., with the Atlantic and Pacific is on
the ground.
A proposition to supply Sacramento
with water from Lake Tahoe is again un.
der consideration.
A profitable business is being carried on
in the tules Of the San Joaquin river by
parties hunting wild hogs.
The Little Smoky mines, Idaho, are at
tracing q good deal Of attention from
Wood River. There are said to be 9 num-
Der Of good ore-producers coming to the
front in the district.
A mass meeting at Victoria, B. c., on
Monday, denounced the employment of
Chinese labor, and advised workingmen
to vote against q candidate for School
Trustee who is a large employer Of Chinese
A branch Of the Southern Pacific rail
road, tapping several of the new fruit
growing settlements of Southern Cslifor
mia, is pronounced by the Superintendent
Of the Los Angeles division "a sure thing
The old Thirty-one mine, near Auburn,
Placer county. has been taken in hand
by q new company, who are putting up
new hosting and pumping machinery and
preparing to work the mine systematic
ally.
The Herald says: C~alifornians in Wash
ington cannot have the climate of Califor-
mia to enjoy, and so they send to Los
Angeles for California wine to supply the
deficiency. Yesterday 500 gallons of wine
were sent to them.
The Los Angeles Herald says that par.
ties owning gypsum beds in the southeast
ern portion of the city and in the hills be
yond are experimenting with it as q fer.
tilizer and an sntidote for excess of alkali,
aud are meeting with immense success.
The Tombstone "a. To says: The In.
dian question must be settled once and
forever, and the only way to do it is tc
kill every one of them. Let the people
arm themselves and go to the reservation
and destroy the very last red devil of them
Recent developments in the White Cloud
| mine, in the Pioneer Mining District,
causes g general good feeling in PIMA
| county, A. T. The discovery shaft, at 9
| depth of Is feet, produces ore very rich
| from q 4.foot vein, choice ore asssying over
S 5000 per ton.
The San Diego Sun says: Arrangements
have Just been perfected by q party from
| the East to colonize some Of the best land
OF our county during this Summer. and
| every family that is dissatisfied when they
| get on the land will get their fare paid
back home.
The Colusa Sun says that during tn,
two months preceding harvest the farmers
| Of Colusa county were called upon to feei
at least one thousand tramps. at a cost o
| $50, 900; that the evil is increasing from
year to year, and plaintively asks: "Whar
are we to do with our tramps?" .
Much excitement prevails at st. John
the county seat OF Apache county. A. T.
over the arrest Of Sol Barth, q wealthy
stockman and merchant and ex-membel
Of the Legislature. He Is charged with
perjury and other criminal o~fenses, ant
has given bail for appearance ct the Dis
trict Court in the sum Of $4,000.