Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-28

local INTELLIGENCE.
More about the S~leighing Excursion.

lore about the Sleighing Excursion.
We have received the following &C
punt of the late grand sleigh-ride,
icnic, dance, and Il sets from II of
he participants in the adventure, and
ublish the same as Il qualification TO
concerned in the Publication
EDITOR SENTINEL: a ~iollier crowd
han tine One that composed the slel-h-
g party OF Tuesday evening would
u hard to find in this saSebrush coun-
BY. The party was COMPOSED or a
lr share OF the beauty and fits OF
Eareka, Under the ELI cieut manage
Lent of Messrs. MahOn, Campbell,
harris, and others, everything went
Tlike "A charm. We left town in two
rye sleiyns, drawn by eight as noble
becimenS of the equine species us
(uld be Obtained. MesSrS. MahOn
nd Sml,h handled the ribbons in
way that would have excited the
nyv of experts. AS the party az
reached the summit between here
bid Pinto, it was found i'm possible
keep the road, and it was lost d
eat man was dispatched to find 1t /;
NAV have found Il road, but it wa,
lecessary to order out another squad
lind him, as the louueSt ytlis o.
he disguised ones failed to make al.
IMPRESSION on the nOn-Sensitive ear OF
MS hunter OF roads. He was final,
ou;Id, after an hours search ; also
he road. Neither party claims the
aistake of sending on the leaf man.
he will have to be co .lsidered AS Il
tOlunteer; and, as he iroZe his feet,
" NAV gather Il wholesome moral
AereIrouI. Deaf men should Keep
bltnin hearing distance while hunting
Oads. The party was received at
Pinto Mil by that accommodating
md allaule gentleman, Mr.. Stewart,
mo deserves the tnanKs Oh all tor his
lea.tv welcome. After all had been
lade comfortable by warm nreS, eic.,
lancing became the order VI h even
~, and was kept up until the small
lours vi the morning. Vocal music
ind pleasant games were lnter~persed
etween dances, to MI out the time.
md all went merry as the marriage
ELL" With three cheers for Messrs.
tewart and Fish, we started Tor
(olne at seven O'Clock A. NJ. The
host laughaDle inciueut on the retul
PIP was the grand upset of the UlS
leigh. The conglonluIation OF " IA
y, wit, and talent" wailowin ing in tie
now, was a sight most ludicrous To
e!lolu. To describe the respective
oSl,lonS forced upon Us III this Turn
affairs. in language the most dpiro'
rate, would exhaust my vocabulary
English. Mr.. c. VAS comtlete-
buried in the ruins Mr.. IL,
4oush not seriously injured, was
ge,ty badly scared by one of the
divers jumping over his head (; he
nd, ii it was Il " nsil ut all, it. must
ave been Il whale but hat lie
Easn't fishing" AS soon rs the gen
einen could eXtricate themselves
.lley sprang to the rescue OF the la
les, and soon had them cut OF dan.
er. One of the musicians, who had
nDlbed too much "tangle-toot," I'M
t,lned himself about to drown, n
aused screams of laughter rom the
ar ones by his ludicrous attempts u
zach shore, using his guitar rs u life
Ffeserver.
we are happy to say that nobody
vas hurt, but all arrived in town safe
nd we'll. n few of the party took
Efeakiast at the Eureka Restaurant
su, under the kind superintendence
Charley" enjoyed II hearty re-
aSS. Wehaven't time to describe the
L4'ets o by the la lies upon this
SSaSlon, either at the ball or in the
rand upset, but wiih try and do s,
ae next time we are IA happy particl
snl IN suoh a Publication. Mr.. Fish
serves the thanks OF all for his man
se'hent of the culinary department
my my n distribution of the %"loayes
1d ishes." LOVER OF Fun.
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