Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-22

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sor Mcdonald plunges right into the
tender subject of wedlock this even.
ing. and III his masterlv le.. IRE upon
the sunshine and shadow of matri-
mony. cOurtship and love, will scien.
t'hcally explain the causes of happy
ana unhappy marriages upon phrt.
nnloSical principles and will hint to
old bachelors OF the West how they
can negotiate splendid matches with
the maidenS OF the East. See spicy
programme distributed to-day. Mint
Hall Will lie thronged. as everybody
will he ~de>irousof hearing this unique
lecture. Admission ST. The Profess
o n stay with us is now snort. Those
who would like an examination
should see him soon. He calls at
private residences without extra
charge.
New LAW FIRM.-As will be seen
by reference to their card published
under the head Of "New to-day"
Judges John o. barrow and David E.
Baily have formed a co-partners!,ip
tor the practice OF law. The Office
heretofore occupied by Judge OAR
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the firm. Both are gentlemen of fine
legal attainments. and persons who
may feel inclined to indulge i'm the
luxury of litigation cannot entrust
their business to safer hands. During
the temporary absence of Judge OAR
row to California, Judge Bailey may
be found at his new quarters. always
ready to attend to the wants of clients.
The firm has one of the finest law
libraries in Eastern Nevada.
PERsoNAL.-Maior Smith, late Of
the Home Ticket mine, returned on
Sunday from a business visit to White
Pine. He informs us that the mining
outlOok of Treasure Hill and White
Pine District in general is more prom
i>ing than eve before. About 500
miners are employed in the mines Of
Treasure Hill. and now that the roads
are getting good the mills will soon
go into operation. Those who hold
ase metal interests in the dis
tri t are looking with much solicitu !e
10 the result of DR.. McKenney's oper-
atoms here with the Stevens flame.
On the whole, the people of White
Pine are cheerful over their improved
prospects of = prosperous season.
EUREKA FOUNDRY CoMPANy.-No-
tice is given under the head Of New
To-Day" that the foundry at; lower
end of Main street has been conduct
ed since February LIST nnderthe o
name. All persons having business
with the concern are requested to adj
L., 80, tkNt. y.tns1 tn tho 4: EIlrnkA
Foundry Company, care Paxton q
Co." And right here we may take DC
casion to say That our local foundry Is
pre-, cared to- execute II work needed
Il out mills and furnaces in a superior
manner. PatrOnize humei institutions.
Foot BALL PROHIBITED.-We are
requested to say that the Policemen
have been instructed to allow no more
football plaving on the public streets.
Windows have i'll several
been broken. and the whole thing has
been V TED an annoyance II nuisance
iy DC sous residing and doing bust
ness i'm the Vicinity OF Clark and bue!
streets. Ii people desire To play Dali
il is suggested that they retire 10 the
cumuol Pol cerne", We are assured,
Will it.tvr exc to prevent Dall PLAYING
on the principal streets III the future.
TIE NEW FURNACE.-Dr. McNen-
news new Stevens furnace will prob
ABLY lc fired up late this evening tor
d,\inu PURPOSES ,nlv. AS soon AS it
is ready for operation we u AZ.
,eu,.L to describe il for the cement or
t., r,aG, r. OF the SENTINEL whO re-
i ,e nj i; distance. 1t is something
entirely new. aid Il s;lccesstui, VIII
tr OF he list Importance 10 the MN
.4lS world.
LvCKY 8. RikE.-Wo understand
that George Cowie@ has lately MADE
Iucky strike on Bald Mountain in the
neishl,or,oud OF the llOOSac mite.
PEI who have seer samples OF the
ore say it is nigh grade. ald O
il, " to All accounts there Is every pros
;,r,.t rf the supply being abundant;
We congratulate George on his good
luck.
RcrURNED.-David Mannheim, the
w,ll-known merchant, returned on
Sunday from a visit to Duckwater,
Hamilton and other outlying pre-
cinrtS. Mr.. Oberfeldcr. who accom-
PANEL him in his travels as iar rs
" h,te Pine. continued ms .our o' III
si,ec;ion as far east as Robinson U.s.
trict. lie Will return in a iew days
MrHpEn IN THE SECOND DHGREE.-
We learn from our friend Hilihouse
that Sullivan the man tried al Austin
last week on the charge OF lnuruer,
was found guilty of murder IN the
second degree. 1t will be pereo
that the homicide took place ~ battis
Mountain last ,all.
DEATH OF AN Old CirIzEN.-reStoh
r. Seamands, father-in-law OF County
Commissioner Z. E. Philips, dieu IN
,his place Yesterday morning. al ths
aIynnced age Of ~ years, two months
and two days. lie had been III ieeuie
health for some weeks. Deceased was
a native of Virginia. and we peiieve
came to this coast along WITH the pio-
Heers OF 1849 al 80.
FROM AUSTIN Counselor A. NJ