Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-14

~ ,""N t'''iy' anu dltilOSI enough 10
make man more emphatic than 10.
lite. If MIR. Sweeney ever gets hold
of that fellow Bowen, we guess he
will make it so warm for him that he
Will never steal another span of
houses. Pas tie villain round. Ci,as.
Is wcn Is his name. nov an infamous
One.
MESsRS. HORROR or Lander, and
Prague of Nye, a minority of the AS
sembly Committee on Counties and
County Boundaries. reported against
the passage of the Eureka county bill,
and recommended its indefinite post
pOnement. Let the people of Eureka
remember these men in time to come.
Tne iIajurity, who recommended its
passage. are Messrs. StOddard of
Hnmloldt, Rruner of ESmeralda,
and ElZv of Lander. Horton is the
man who gave an implied pledge be-
fore election that he would vote for
the division of the county.
COUNTY BILL AGAIN DEFERRED.
BY reference to our special dispatch,
it will he seen that the county bill has
been made the special Il for We'd
IiOouNN WI IICAts wv CiII dC-
count for this pOstrOnement of action
only on the supposition that railroad
matters at present interfere with its
passage. We do not see how the AS
Sembly can avoid the duty of acqui-
eScing in the will of a minority of the
leo; le, Ivy passing the bill as soon as
possible.
EVERYBODY is getting ready for the
masquerade ball on the 4th of March.
The costumes are being ordered, and
in the selection of these the young
people have IA chance to display their
taste and ingenuity. There is great
competition in the matter of fanciful
and appropriate characters at a Il
Querade. Let us sec who will excel
in this particular on the night of the
ball.
OMAHA LoTTERY.-Under Jul new
advertisement head will he found the
notice from Luther Clark, of the
Palace Saloon, who is agent in this
town for the sale of tickets i'm the
Omaha and Nevada State lotteries.
The highest prize in the Omaha lot
terry is S73. 1000. and i'm the Nevada State
lottery there are two prizes OF $50 ,OOO
each, in gold coin.
Sr. VALENTINES DAY.-TO-day is
the anniversary of the patron saint of
lovers. and many Il missive will he
sent to the favored mes. full as Il
culver of Cupid's arrows, all of which
go straight TO the hearts of the re-
ceiverS. Hausmann has these invalu-
able tokens in every variety of style.
Also. some of comic character, which
will be extensively used.
LAWYER MERRILL'S condition is
comfortable, and he is receiving the
best of attention and care. DR.. Cum
mings set his broken limb. Both
fractures are between the knee and
ANGLE. The accident will probably
contine Mr.. Merrill to his bed for
several weeks.
The PROMENADE CONCERT.-Th"
odd of February. Washington's birth
dav. is near mt hand, and the celebra-
tiCn of it by the concert nov III pre-
laration seems very ap. 'roDrlate.
There is no doubt tnat All excellent
programme will he presented. and
the concert will certainly he IA success.
MASS MEETING FOR THE COUNTY
BILL.-There will be a meeting of all
citizens in favor of the new county Of
Eureka. ut the Mint Saloon building,
this evening, at Z o'clock, sharp.
Speakers will he present to address
the meeting. Rally to the support or
the new county,
PATSY KELLY, an old offender, was
locked ND Yesterday on an old charge,
standing against him, of petty lar
ceny.
The largest invoice f doors and win.
dows ever received in this market was
unload ID at Bartlrtt's California Lumber
Iaru on saturday, S'h i~nSt.--dOOrs OF all
kinds and sizes, from 2A6 to 6Xl2; me
windows from no to 1JX16. -
NJ. +. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Housos 20 let and Tor sal- in all parts OF
the city. Inquire mt h Calilnrhia Lu.h-
| Der Yard, on South Fuel street. IL
ROMAN CRoTuER hereafter will de-
livor tn any mart of the town all Eastern
IstIbTS, Stlti -
"r om fr than DIS
]. OTTENHEIMER wishes to inform the
public that has the exclusive agency ioi
Eureka OF the San Francisco Busiiih'
| san Francisco News Letter and Ctliior'
ma Democrat and will also deliver rast'
rrn papers to subscribers in any part OF
town.
TIE HoNEsTEsT MAN IN THE
HoUsE.-"Suppo>ing they should eH'
rel YOU, Mr.. AmesY asked n Of hi ],
friends. "EXpel me, sir ! expei me!
exclaimed old Hoax. what 90 yot
mean, sir? Expel the honestest ma
in the House? Pshaw. they wont dt
if. no sir" and he put his hand int
his inside coat pocket To- see ii his ole
wallet was still safe. Ihe impTessioI
n@revai,s among leading members o
he House that Hoax is right. Ii ar
raicned, he will ask the member,